Much-Awaited Verdict in Satyam Fraud Case Likely Today
A special court is, today, slated to pronounce in Hyderabad the much-awaited judgement in the multi-crore accounting fraud in erstwhile Satyam Computer Services Limited (SCSL). […]
Month: March 2015
Over 25,000 Test Positive for Swine Flu, 1370 Deaths So Far
Swine flu deaths continued unabated as 51 more people died of the virus raising the toll to 1370 while the number of affected crossed the […]
CIRC: Winners & losers
The Cycling Independent Reform Commission (CIRC) report was feared throughout cycling and while its findings make for difficult reading for some, others will be pleasantly […]
CIRC: Report in detail
The Cycling Independent Reform Commission (CIRC) report was 227 pages and more than 80,000 words long. read the full story about CIRC: Report in detail
BJP chief Amit Shah discusses Jammu and Kashmir, other issues with RSS leaders
Ahead of RSS’ three-day All-India Pratinidhi Sabha meeting next week, BJP president Amit Shah met with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and is learnt to have […]
PIL in HC seeks lifting of ban on Dec 16 gang-rape documentary
A PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking lifting of the ban on telecast of the controversial documentary featuring an interview of […]
Parliament to discuss rail, general budgets next week
Financial business, including a discussion on the railway and general budgets for 2015-16, and consideration and passing of the bills to replace the ordinances will […]
Avalanche Threat Issued in Himachal Pradesh Following Heavy Snowfall
Avalanche threat loomed large over high altitude tribal areas and higher hills of Chamba in Himachal following heavy snowfall during the past two weeks while […]
Average Day in Delhi Would be Rated Bad-Air Day in Beijing: Greenpeace India
An average day in Delhi would be considered a very bad-air day in Beijing which, unlike Delhi, has a five-year action plan in place to […]
High Court Suggests Terming Orphanage as Home for Children
The Madras High Court on Saturday suggested service organisations running orphanages shed the term ‘orphanage’ and instead call themselves home for children. read the full […]