Government policies
Blow to Modi as HC upholds Lokayukta appointment
18 Jan 2012
TRAI set to frame exit policy for telcos
07 Jan 2012
Government defers decision on PSU divestment
04 Jan 2012
And now, portable savings bank accounts on anvil
03 Jan 2012
No luck for 3G roaming as DoT calls it illegal
02 Jan 2012
2G: Chandolia to remain free, rules SC
02 Jan 2012
Foreigners allowed to invest directly in Indian stocks
02 Jan 2012
The government expects to widen the investor base, attract more foreign funds, reduce market volatility and deepen the Indian capital markets
Lokpal bill fizzles out, may return during budget session
30 Dec 2011
With various parties, including UPA constituent Trinamool Congress, moving as many as 187 amendments, the bill stood no chance of scraping through.
Lokpal passes partial muster in LS, but RS to be acid test
28 Dec 2011
The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed the lokpal bill for a central corruption watchdog after a heated 11-hour debate and a walkout by some opposition parties
Lokpal storm in Parliament
27 Dec 2011
The battle-lines are not as clear as might have seemed earlier, as the opposition has shown no eagerness to pass the bill as it stands
‘Vande Mataram’, Hazare tells thin Mumbai crowd
27 Dec 2011
Ball now in Parliament’s court, says team Anna
26 Dec 2011
Team Anna has arrived in Mumbai for Hazare’s three-day fast, which will be followed by a 'jail bharo' (fill the jails) agitation
New telecom policy to be ready by June 2012
23 Dec 2011
Food Security Bill tabled in Parliament
22 Dec 2011
Lokpal bill tabled; most opposition parties object
22 Dec 2011
Several parties have questioned the "haste" in tabling the bill and asserted that Parliament should not "succumb" to some individual threatening agitation
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