Centre orders security check of vital installations
TIANEW DELHI: The Centre has ordered security audit of all vital installations, including nuclear stations, oil refineries and military bases, across the country.According to AIR the order
Govt pampers Ramdev, treads slow on Anna
ANDALIB AKHTER / TIA NEW DELHI: The UPA government at centre seems to be over-panicked over the Yoga guru Ramdev threat to go ahead with his agitation against corruption.
India, Pak continue to talk on Siachen
TIA correspondentNEW DELHI: India and Pakistan have agreed to continue the discussions to resolve Siachen issue. The top defense officials of both sides who met here on Monday and Tuesday…
World Anti Tobacco day observed
By Anoop Kumar PainuliNEW DELHI : Anti Tobacco day is being observed on Tuesday across the globe, including India. The day highlights the health risks associated with the use of…
Prakash Chandra is new Chairman CBDT
NEW DELHI: (AMN) An IRS (IT) officer of the 1973 batch, Prakash Chandra took over as Chairman of Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on Tuesday . He will also…
Director Karim Morani sent to jail
NEW DELHI Cineyug Films Director Karim Morani, an accused in the 2G spectrum case, was arrested and taken into judicial custody after a Delhi court rejected his bail plea on…
SPI to launch campaign against corruption
TIA correspondentHYDERABAD: The newly formed Socialist Party (India) (SPI) has decided to launch a nationwide campaign against the corruption. It has also decided to support Telangana movement and formation of…
India, Germany sign four agreements
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday reiterated India's desire for collaboration with Germany in areas of infrastructure, high technology, energy and applied sciences. Both the countries signed…
2G: CAG explain its audit to JPC
NEW DELHI (AMN) The Comptroller and Auditor General, Vinod Rai on Monday appeared before the Joint Parliamentary Committee, JPC probing the 2G spectrum scam to explain how the government auditor…
Govt opposes inclusion of PM in Lokpal Bill
TIA correspondentNEW DELHI: Sharp differences have erupted between civil society members and government representatives over inclusion of prime minister in the Lokpal Bill.