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Vahanvati is sinking UPA’s ship

On Tuesday, the supreme court criticised the central bureau of investigation for keeping “it in the dark about sharing the probe report with government”. The reference was to the March 12 hearing when additional solicitor general Harin

Govt got ‘well deserved’ rap from SC: Jaitley

While prime minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday told reporters that he would personally study the supreme court’s observation on coal blocks allocation scam before taking “whatever action is called for”, leader of opposition in Ra

“Very disturbing”, “shaken entire process”

The bench headed by justice RM Lodha must have been exasperated. Here was the chief of the premier investigating agency of the country, admitting on an affidavit that he had indeed “shared” with political masters a draft of the progres

Rape fallout? Several Delhi top officers transferred

In a major reshuffle, several officers of Delhi police have been shifted, some of them given postings outside the national capital. Deputy commissioner of police (DCP) Chhaya Sharma, who was posted in south Delhi, has been transferred to M

After SC censure on Coalgate, Congress isolated in parliament

On a day supreme court blasted the CBI for keeping it in the dark about sharing the coal blocks allocation scam’s status report with the law minister and other bureaucrats, the Congress-led UPA government was left completely isolated in parl

Govt wanted CBI chief to lie on oath, top team told him not to

Two of the country’s top law officers obliged the UPA government by lying to supreme court about the CBI’s status report on coal scam, as has become clear from additional solicitor general Harin Raval`s letter to his boss, Goolam Vahan

SC asks why no bail for Jagan, CBI court says no bail

Hours after the supreme court issued a notice to the central bureau of investigation (CBI) asking it agency to explain why YSR Congress party chief Jagan Mohan Reddy should not be granted bail, a special CBI court on Monday afternoon dismissed the

Coming soon: an RTI project monitoring unit

Soon after issuing a detailed guideline on the effective implementation of section 4 of the RTI Act-2005, the department of personnel and training (DoPT) is setting up a project monitoring unit (PMU) to monitor its compliance from all the central

Law-making as if people mattered

The government will have to consult people before making a law, if a proposal from the national advisory council (NAC) is implemented. While it will be a revolutionary measure and make democracy meaningful, details of the consultation mechanism ar

Whims of UP: 29 cops suspended in 4 yrs, 0 found guilty

That Uttar Pradesh runs on a bit of whim and oodles on fancy of the ruling dispensation is perhaps not a theme open for debate any longer. So days after the state’s textile minister, Shiv Kumar Beria, warned that any police official who does

Goa farmers get Krishi card for availing subsidies

Goa today launched a Krishi Card, a digital card which would be a gateway for farmers to avail benefits like subsidies and loans given by the state government. Chief minister Manohar Parrikar officially launched this card based on the data

A day with aam aadmi

A day after the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) sent what it claims were 10.5 lakh letters from the aam Delhiites to Delhi CM Sheila Dikshit, protesting against the “unfair” hike in water and electricity tariffs in the national capital, we l

1984 riots case: HC to "further hear" Sajjan Kumar`s plea

The Delhi high court on Monday said "further hearing is required" in the plea of Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, who had challenged the trial court order framing charges against him in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case related to the killings of

Govt, BJP lock horns over parl paralysis

The government and BJP were on Monday engaged in a war of words over disruption of parliament for the past one week. Hitting out at prime minister Manmohan Singh for his remarks that the world is laughing at India due to frequent disruptio

After Rahul, Sonia takes on BJP in Karnataka

A day after son Rahul Gandhi took the attack to the BJP camp in Karnataka, charging the incumbent government of setting a “world record” in corruption, Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Saturday drove the knife in further while addres

Banks sit on Rs 2300 crore, deny ex-servicemen revised pension

It was not about getting a few thousand rupees more but a question of justice that drove him to bring to light "the sloppy attitude of banks in disbursing pension to ex-servicemen" as per revised norms, says commodore Lokesh Batra (retir

B-school grads eye PSU, central govt jobs: survey

In a thumb-down for India Inc, a survey has found that jobs in public sector undertakings (PSUs) and central government are the first choice for many business school (B-school) graduates. The survey, conducted by the associated chambers of

Law minister, PM share award for most boring line

Law minister Ashwani Kumar on Friday won the Boscars, the Oscars for mouthing the year’s most boring lines. The award, though, was split between Kumar and prime minister Manmohan Singh after a controversy was sparked off by reports that Sing

BJP in Karnataka champs of graft, says Rahul Gandhi

Sharpening his attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party government in Karnataka, Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused it of having created a “world record” in corruption. Addressing a rally in Haveri in Karnataka

WB, N-E hot-bed of investment frauds; NRIs major target: Probe

Amid a raging controversy over alleged cheating of gullible investors by Saradha group, the regulators have found that West Bengal and North-Eastern states have become a hot-bed of such frauds and NRIs from these regions account for a large chunk

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