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Army sets up cyber security lab

Indian Army is setting up a cyber security laboratory at Military College of Telecommunication Engineering (MCTE) at Mhow (near Indore) in Madhya Pradesh to provide specialized training to its officers in security protocols for its signal and data

No new probe in Malegaon blasts case

Bombay High Court dismissed a petition on Tuesday filed by three accused in 2006 Malegaon blast case seeking fresh probe by Special Investigation Team. Division bench of Justices D B Bhosale and A R Joshi said that petitioners may approach

Indo-US cooperation key to a stable global economy: US

The US on Tuesday sought greater engagement with India on the economic front, saying their ability to cooperate was critical to creating a more stable global financial system, balanced economic growth and an open trading system. "We f

This is a war thrust upon the state - Chidambaram

The recent Maoist onslaught, if a war at all, is a war that has been thrust upon the state, home minister P Chidambabram said on Wednesday. He has also stated that the government will not be bringing in the Indian Army in the fight against

Indian investigators to get access to Headley soon: FBI

Indian investigators would soon get access to terror suspect David Headley as US authorities are working out logistics of where and when they can question the Pakistani-American in connection with the Mumbai attacks, an FBI official said on Tuesda

Centre to decide on contours of Bundelkhand package

The government is holding a high level meeting on Tuesday to decide on the contours of the Rs 7277 crore Bundelkhand package approved last November. The meeting, that would include officials from the prime minister’s office, rural de

Ajit Singh all geared up for a UPA stint?

Will Rashtriya Lok Dal chief Ajit Singh join the UPA government? He has had hush-hush parleys with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee. Those in the know say that he wants commerce ministry while the Congress is offering him the non-conventional ene

US secretary`s visit to cement Indo-US financial partnership

As US treasury secretary Timothy Geithner arrived in New Delhi on Monday, India and United States are all set to strengthen their bilateral engagement through understanding on macroeconomic, financial sector and infrastructure-related issues.

Kumar co-accused gets bail in 1984 anti-Sikh riots case

A Delhi court on Monday granted bail to a co-accused of Congress leader Sajjan Kumar and issued a notice to CBI to file its reply on their application seeking certain documents relating to 1984 anti-Sikh riots cases against them. Additiona

Armed Forces Tribunal critical of "mistakes" of court martials

Observing that "elementary mistakes" were made in conducting criminal trials under court martials, Armed Forces Tribunal has directed the appointment of trained prosecutors and presiding officers for such cases, as otherwise it may "

Health sector needs larger public sector dose: Montek

Pitching for more public-sector role in health, Planning Commission Deputy Chairperson Montek Singh Ahluwalia today said health and education are two areas where the private sector is welcome to make investments but the government needs to be domi

Mulayam asks for reservation for women - in IIMs, govt jobs

Raising a new demand on the women`s bill, Samajwadi Party on Monday sought 50 per cent quota to women in educational institutes as well as jobs. The demand was made by Mulayam Singh Yadav, who has already called for "reservation withi

Health sector to get 2,000 new jobs in J-K

The Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to create 2,000 more posts in the health sector, cabinet sanction for which will be sought shortly, the state assembly was informed today. This is in addition to the 4,000 posts created r

J-K drops residence disqualification bill over technicality

The controversial bill that sought to debar women in Jammu and Kashmir from their civil rights if they marry a non-domicile was today dropped from the Legislative Council after the government admitted a "technical flaw" in introducing th

BJP doles out Rs 22,500 crores for Bangalore

Buoyed by the victory of the ruling BJP in city corporation election,Karnataka chief minister B S Yeddyurappa on Monday said government would spend Rs 22,500 crore for boosting infrastructure in Bangalore. He termed the BJP capturing the B

Kerala sets up discount-price retail shops

Kerala State Co-Operative Consumer`s Federation Ltd has opened 3000 retail centres, where 25 items were sold at nearly 15 to 70 per cent less than open market price, to check rise in prices of essential commodities during festival season, an offic

CWG infrastructure to be up by September

All infrastructure arrangements for the conduct of the Commonwealth games, to be held at Delhi from October 3-14, will be ready by the middle of September with tight security cover provided for the event, a top official of the CWG Organising commi

Headley-access issue being taken up at highest levels: US

The issue of granting India access to Lashkar-e Taiba operative David Headley is being taken up by the US government at the highest level, the US ambassador to India Timothy J Roemer said here on Monday before his meeting with home minister P

J&K farmers get Rs 70 crores from state for crop loss

The Jammu and Kashmir government has provided Rs 70.49 crore from the calamity relief fund for immediate succour to farmers who suffered crop loss due to scanty rainfall last year, the legislative council was informed on Monday. While Rs 6

Nitish for complete central funding of RTE

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Monday demanded that the central  government meet cent per cent financial requirements under the right to free and compulsory education Act. "Though we welcome the new act for free and compuls

Visionary Talk: Amitabh Gupta, Pune Police Commissioner with Kailashnath Adhikari, MD, Governance Now


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