Government
Bihar chief minister, Nitish Kumar wins confidence vote
19 Jun 2013
Analysts say the Congress support for Nitish Kumar's government is significant as it comes two days after prime minister Manmohan Singh indicated that the Congress could do business with him
UPA govt goes for another makeover; adds 8 new faces
17 Jun 2013
This is the second reshuffle of the UPA ministry since October, which takes the strength of the council of ministers to 77
Coalgate: ex-coal secretary Gupta quits CCI post ahead of grilling
13 Jun 2013
Gupta was the coal secretary between 2006 and 2009, the period which is covered by the CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in allocation of coal blocks
Caveat to block unilateral stay on CIC order on political parties
04 Jun 2013
Political parties including those in the ruling coalition and the opposition have strongly criticised the Central Information Commission's (CIC) order bringing political parties under the scrutiny of the Right to Information Act
Political parties refuse to be brought under RTI Act
04 Jun 2013
Political parties including those in the ruling coalition and the opposition have strongly criticised the Central Information Commission’s (CIC) order bringing political parties under the scrutiny of the Right to Information Act
Now Maruti to face a Singur in Gujarat?
31 May 2013
Salwa Judum founder Karma, V C Shukla were prime targets: Maoists
28 May 2013
India’s Maoist insurgents today officially claimed responsibility for Saturday’s attack on a Congress party convoy that killed 27 people and left 32 injured, several critically
NIA to probe Chhattisgarh Maoist attack, toll rises to 27
27 May 2013
The National Investigation Agency will probe the major Maoist terror attack on Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh on Saturday that left 27 people dead and 32 injured
‘Demographic dividend’ disappointed by UPA, polls show
23 May 2013
On the eve of India’s UPA-II government completing four of its five-year tenure, several opinion polls showed that the people, at least in urban areas, are deeply disappointed with its performance
Defence secretary Shashikant Sharma's appointment as new CAG draws flak
21 May 2013
The defence secretary’s appointment as the CAG would cause “conflict of interest” as he would get to audit deals under his tenure like Agusta Westalnd, say critics
CBI superintendent probing ‘coalgate’ arrested for graft
18 May 2013
The arrests were carried out by the CBI's internal intelligence unit, which says the cops were caught virtually red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs7 lakh from a businessman
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