Government
Draft bankruptcy law on anvil
30 Oct 2015
UP CM sacks 8 ministers, emasculates another 9
30 Oct 2015
Top scientist P M Bhargava returns Padma Bhushan
30 Oct 2015
Delhi rejects former Haryana CM’s parole plea
30 Oct 2015
Debt-ridden Maharashtra eyes foreign loans at 4%
28 Oct 2015
Shourie disgruntled at being sidelined: BJP
27 Oct 2015
Congress slams Arun Jaitley for NJAC remarks
20 Oct 2015
SC rejects new NJAC system for appointing judges
16 Oct 2015
A constitution bench of the Supreme Court unanimously quashed the government’s ambititious NJAC Act as unconstitutional, in effect ruling that the present collegiums system for appointments to the higher judiciary must stay
SC allows voluntary Aadhaar use for 6 more welfare schemes
16 Oct 2015
The apex court is expected to refer the issue to a larger nine or 11-judge bench to decide whether privacy has a greater claim than social security
Delhi eyes Chinese GM mosquitoes to quell dengue
14 Oct 2015
The Delhi government is considering a Chinese proposal to mate genetically-modified mosquitoes with dengue-causing female members of the same species to root out the threat of the vector-borne disease
Six Shiv Sainiks held after ink attack on Kulkarni
13 Oct 2015
Mumbai police said on Tuesday they had arrested six members of the Shiv Sena over an ink attack on Sudheendra Kulkarni who organised the launch of a former Pakistani foreign minister's book in the city
Govt issues draft business processes on GST
12 Oct 2015
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