India

Controversial Rajasthan bill to shield corrupt officials, muzzle media

After huge protests, Rajasthan CM agrees to review; PIL challenge filed.

The visit is being seen as a strong signal by both countries to Pakistan that they will not be cowed down by terror attacks.

Chief Justice Dipak Misra, who headed the bench, hinted that the court itself would modify the order.

Azad got strong support from the Trinamul Congress, the Bahujan Samaj Party and rebel JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav.

Accusing Jagmeet of trying to destabilise Punjab by creating strife with his ill-conceived and confrontational remarks.

Gujarat will be going to polls in December though the Election Commission (EC) is yet to announce the dates.

If Mulayam Singh Yadav does not attend the convention, this will be the first major party event without the presence of its founder.

Naidu has organised the lunch for the entire council of ministers as well as floor leaders of various parties in Parliament.

Akhilesh had been unanimously elected party president at the Samajwadi national convention on October 5.

The booklet was brought out to mark the 101st birth anniversary of Upadhyaya.

The family of the victim have alleged that the police refused to take action against the accused because of his strong political links.

All that reflected a certain pre-conceived mindset of the agency.

According to police, the killings can be suspected as a result of some property dispute.

Bihar witnessed the rape of a 35-yr-old woman by a youth who inserted an iron rod in her private parts which led to her death.

the gunmen fired at SPO Haleem Gujjar from point blank range in Gutroo village of Tral at 5:45 pm, he died on the spot.

Notably, the Opposition disapproved the ordinance and dubbed it as an impetus to corrupt officials.

Shinzo Abe won the snap polls held on Sunday, with his LDF-led coalition bagging two-thirds majority in the lower house of Parliament.

The gangrape survivor has sought grant of adequate compensation and initiation of departmental action against the errant police officers.

Dineshwar Sharma is, incidentally, the fourth interlocutor named by the Centre since 2002.

She hoped that such a “bold initiative” by the Central government would boost the confidence of the people of the State.