Ex-CJI’s kin possess black money: I-T
KOCHI: (AMN) NHRC Chairperson and former chief justice of India KG Balakrshnan has found himself embroiled in further controversy as report suggest that his kin are involved in black money.
Evacuation of Indians from Libya begins
NEW DELHI: Evacuation of Indian nationals from the strife torn Libya has begun. The First Air India Chartered flight carrying the first batch of Indian nationals stranded there is now…
UN to impose sanctions against Libya
NEW YORK: As protests against the Gaddafi regime in Libya continues, The UN Security Council is set to consider a draft resolution on Libya on Saturday.
Now Sadhvi arrested in Joshi murder case
AMNBHOPAL/MUMBAI: Finally the BJP led Madhya Pradesh government compelled to take action against the saffron brigade. Going through the investigation done by the National Investigating Agency (NIA)
Arun Shourie appears before CBI
NEW DELHI: Former Telecom Minister Arun Shourie Friday appeared before the CBI in connection with the 2G case. Mr Shourie, who was Telecom Minister in the Vajpayee government,
Godhra: Sentences on 1 March
AHMEDABAD:(AMN) The special trial court hearing the 2002 Godhra train burning case on Friday reserved its order on the quantum of punishment for the 31 convicts till March 1.
Minorities-friendly budget in K’taka
TIA correspondentBANGALORE: The Karnataka government has tired to assuage minorities’ anger in its budget 2011-12. In the annual budget presented in the assembly on Thursday chief minister BS Yeddyurappa seemed…
CBI arrests NALCO chief for graft
New Delhi (AMN) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday arrested the chairman and managing director of Nalco, Bhubaneshwar, when he got his wife to accept an illegal gratification…
Left ridicules Didi budget; Cong applauds
TIA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT NEW DELHI: While congress top brass including party president Sonia Gandhi fully applauded Mamta Banerjee people friendly Railway budget, the opposition particularly left parties ridiculed the promises…
SC declines restraint on Aarushi murder coverage
Observing it was an important tool of democracy, the Supreme Court has declined to initiate any fresh contempt action against the media for extensively reporting on Aarushi Talwar murder case.