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Criminal cases against MPs can’t be automatically fast-tracked: SC
01 Aug 2014
The Supreme Court today said the Indian judiciary cannot automatically fast-track criminal cases against MPs or treat them as a separate category
Cops to crack down on Delhi’s killer e-rickshaws after HC order
01 Aug 2014
There are around 70,000 battery-operated rickshaws plying on the roads in the national capital
US House of Reps vote to sue Obama
31 Jul 2014
The Republican-controlled US House of Representatives has voted for a lawsuit against President Barack Obama, for executive overreach
Sonia didn’t become PM at Rahul's opposition: Natwar
31 Jul 2014
The former minister says his claims cannot be dismissed as outpouring of a man sacked from Congress
CAG slams Modi-era Gujarat government for crony capitalism
26 Jul 2014
The reports said companies, including Reliance Petroleum, Essar Power and the Adani Group, got undue favours from the state government, worth hundreds of crores of rupees
India battles encephalitis as toll mounts to 570
26 Jul 2014
Most often, the inflammation is caused by a virus, but in rarer instances it can be caused by bacteria
Govt seeks answers from Manmohan Singh on Katju's charge
23 Jul 2014
The government has asked former PM Manmohan Singh for a "categorical" statement on the veracity of retired Supreme Court Judge Markandey Katju's charge
Former SC judge G S Singhvi to represent govt in RIL gas price arbitration
18 Jul 2014
RIL and its partners, BP Plc and Niko Resources have served a pre-arbitration notice on the government, which deferred gas price revision for a second time
Khemka gets CAG backing to attend Haryana pre-audit meet
17 Jul 2014
Based on 'outstanding' annual confidential ratings, IAS whistleblower Ashok Khemka is being deputed to central government, with a likely assignment at the prime minister's office
Govt revamps advisory boards of all 12 major ports
15 Jul 2014
Shipping ministry officials said the process of weeding out political nominees has already begun
Govt revamps advisory boards of all 12 major ports
15 Jul 2014
Shipping ministry officials said the process of weeding out political nominees has already begun
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