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Radiologists can prevent female foeticide, says president

Doctors and radiologists should adhere to the laws that prohibit medical practitioners from disclosing the gender of the foetus and stop misusing diagnostic tests for pre-natal gender determination which can lead to female foeticide, said presiden

Metro services to be hit tomorrow

Services on two Delhi Metro lines will be partially affected tomorrow on the occasion of the Beating Retreat ceremony that brings the curtains down on the Republic Day celebrations. The lines -- Line 2 (Jahangirpuri-HUDA City Centre) and L

Two groups looking into black money: FM

Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee today said that two groups are looking into the different aspects of black money, including an amnesty scheme to unearth unaccounted wealth. While an expert group would advise Mukherjee on the feasibility

Haj, other pilgrimage subsidies not unconstitutional: SC

Government subsidy to Muslims for Haj pilgrimage or similar benefits for other religions is not violative of the constitution, the supreme court today ruled. The apex court rejected the argument that grant of subsidy for Muslims undertakin

Encounter claims in Ishrat case dubious: SIT member

In a new twist in the Ishrat Jahan encounter case, senior IPS officer and a member of Special Investigation Team, Satish Verma today raised doubts over the circumstances of the killings before the Gujarat high court and sought a fresh FIR.

High court questions BMC over political posters

The Bombay high court today directed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to take a final decision on a policy regarding illegal hoardings and banners of political parties by February 10. The division bench of justices P B Majmudar

Govt trying to ensure smooth budget session

The government is bracing itself up for the budget session of Parliament beginning next month and is finalising its strategy on handling issues arising out of "recent occurrences and controversies" to avoid the deadlock over the 2G issue

Facade of PM`s clean image is falling apart: BJP

The Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday ridiculed prime minister Manmohan Singh, saying that the "facade" of his clean image was falling apart as his government was getting embroiled in damning indictments day after day for corruption and o

`Organisational polls to ensure no dynastic politics: Rahul Gandhi

Admitting that he was in politics because he belonged to the Gandhi family, Rahul Gandhi today said holding of organisational polls would remove the impression of dynastic politics. "We have to change this picture (of dynastic politic

Nitish Kumar invited by Columbian B-school

The Columbia Business School (CBS) of Columbia University has written to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar requesting him to address its 7th India Business Conference in New York on April 1. The varsity requested Kumar to deliver the keyno

Oil min wants Vedanta to surrender rights and disputes

In a move that is being seen as fresh arm-twisting, the Oil Ministry wants Vedanta Resources to surrender all its rights in past and future disputes and agree to several other stringent conditions if it wants government nod for acquiring majority

Groundswell against corruption, ground for hope

Enough is enough. This message rang out loud and clear on Thursday as government employees across Maharashtra protested the killing of Yashwant Sonawane, the additional collector who was burnt alive on Tuesday allegedly by the kerosene mafia. The

Latest PJ? Thomas says "I am still the CVC"

Embattled central vigilance commissioner P J Thomas side-stepped questions on his continuance in office in the wake of a corruption case against him and remained characteristically defiant. "I am still the CVC. The matter is in court

Congress meet at tourism corporation cost? BJP slams govt

Taking exception to reports that the expenditure of a recent Congress meeting was borne by the Meghalaya Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC), the BJP today demanded an explanation from the government. "It was our expectation that t

Panel exonerates Sangh, BSY of church attacks

In a relief to ruling BJP, a one-man judicial commission has given a clean chit to the B S Yeddyurappa government and Sangh Parivar groups in the series of attacks on churches in Karnataka in 2008. The commission in its report submitted to

Haven`t resigned as Darul VC: Vastanvi

Maulana Gulam Mohammad Vastanvi, who stirred a controversy with his remarks on Gujarat, today said he has not resigned as vice chancellor of Darul Uloom Deoband and a final decision on him will be taken by the governing council of the Islamic semi

Rahul favours direct elections for NSUI, Youth Cong

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Thursday favoured direct elections in the Youth Congress and National Students Union of India (NSUI), saying the president of Youth Congress will not be nominated from now on. Addressing an `Adiwa

Govt`s high cash balance could be part of govt`s spending plan in FY`12

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday said that with the government holding a high cash balance, it could form a part of the government spending plan next fiscal. "From our (RBI) viewpoint, if the high cash balances get carried

R Gopalan becomes the new economic affairs secretary

R Gopalan has been appointed as economic affairs secretary in addition to his present charges as financial services secretary. The prime minister on Thursday approved the proposal by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee.This is the first time

City to get 50 cameras to keep an eye on crime

Delhi is looking to up its guard with electronic eyes keeping a strict vigil. Under a project of Delhi`s IT department, the city will get 50 mega cameras, fitted on the roof tops of multi-storeyed building across the national capital territory.

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