HIGHLIGHTS OF BUDGET 2011-12
PM’S Post Budget Interview Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in post budget interview to official media said that the budget meets all the challenges that our economy and our polity…
Anti -govt protests continue in Bahrain
MANAMA: Thousands of protesters are camping at Pearl Square in Bahrain, demanding sweeping political reforms in the country. In an effort to ease the current political situation in the country,…
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,
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…
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.
Highlights of Economic Survey
Following are the Highlights of Economic Survey for the fiscal year 201011, presented in Parliament on Friday:
HIGHLIGHTS OF RAILWAY BUDGET 2011-12
BY TN ASHOK Following are the highlights of the railway budget presented in parliament Friday by the Railway Minister Ms Mamata Banerjee.
Karnataka violence pre-planned, says report
UCAN MUMBAI: A former high court judge, who probed the 2008 anti-Christian attacks on churches in Karnataka, says Hindu radical groups planned them and the state’s pro-Hindu BJP government sponsored…
NGOs to oppose CV Bill in present form
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Civil society groups have decided to reject the Communal Violence Bill in current form. The Bill is likely to be introduced in the ongoing session of the…
Rizwan case likely to be re investigated
TIA correspondentNEW DELHI: The unnatural death of Rizwanur Rehman of Kolakata is all set to be probed fresh as the Supreme Court has observed that it was a matter of…