ISRO admits anomalies; to terminate deal with Devas
TIA Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: The government on Tuesday admitted that there were lapse s in the allocation of S-band spectrum to Devas Multimedia Pvt Ltd and said that internal…
Govt to train 80000 rural youth for jobs
TIA Special correspondent NEW DELHI: The government has approved Rs.165 crores job training plan for 80000 Rural poor youths across the country. This projects would enable BPL youths to take…
PMO see no fact in S Band Spectrum scam
AMNNEW DELHI: Prime Minister office (PMO) on Tuesday clarified that there was no question of revenue loss in the allocation of space segment using S-Band Spectrum to ANTRIX or Devas.…
Another mega-spectrum scam hits UPA
AMNNEW DELHI/ BANGALORE: Even as the controversy over 2G spectrum scam is yet to settle the Congress led UPA government has embroiled into another mega scam storm.
Opposition rejects Govt offer in Egypt
CAIRO: Opposition parties in Egypt have rejected government's offer to include them in political reforms. They termed the step as insufficient and reiterated their demand for the ouster of President…
Decision on Kasab death sentence on Feb 21
AMN Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has fixed February 21 to pronounce its decision on death sentence to Ajmal Kasab.The hearing will, however, be done by video link as it…
India, Pak ready to resume dialogue
AMNTHIMPU: India on Monday said that a solid foundation has been laid for a sustained engagement with Pakistan. The external affairs minister S. M Krishna said that the meeting between…
PM for affordable legal services to poor
HYDERABAD: Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh has said the Constitutional Democracy that provides Socio- political and economic justice to all would be the best choice for Emerging Economies.
Govt goes after ‘black money’ hoarders
KOLKATA: (AMN) Even as notices have been sent to 17 of the 18 names of account holders in a foreign bank and the prosecution has begun, the Government has again…
ULFA ready to talks with Centre
GUWAHATI: (AMN) The banned militant outfit ULFA has decided to hold unconditional talks with the Centre. ULFA leader Sasadhar Choudhury said here that members of his organisation would held with…