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Army Chief files more papers in SC

As the ministry of defence is still examining the options given by the Supreme Court for withdrawing defence minister A.K. Antony’s order rejecting the statutory complaint of Army Chief General V.K.

PDS structure worries Pawar

Even while the parliamentary standing committee has begun deliberating on the National Food Security Bill, Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar has cautioned that the objective of the ambitious foo

Porn row may hit BJP in UP

Developments in Gujarat and Karnataka could damage the BJP’s prospects in the Uttar Pradeesh Assembly elections as it came in the middle of the electoral battle.

Mulayam rally security lapses: IB warns U.P.

The Intelligence Bureau has warned the Uttar Pradesh government, this time over Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav’s security being in tatters at the rally in Allahabad on February 1.

BJP terms Karnataka row unfortunate

After three of its ministers in Karnataka submitted their resignations over porn clip controversy, an embarrassed BJP on Wednesday said it was an “unfortunate and indecent” incident.

Petitioner wants 2G case principle for food scam

As the Supreme Court is expected to take up the case of Uttar Pradesh’s food scam worth `35,000 crores during the tenure of the SP government headed by Mulayam Singh, the top court has been urged to a

Porn row may hit BJP in Uttar Pradesh

Developments in Gujarat and Karnataka could damage the BJP’s prospects in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections as it came in the middle of the electoral battle.

The Congress on Wednesday intensified

DCP in soup for ‘punishing’ constable

The Delhi high court on Wednesday issued notices to the commissioner of police and the senior IPS officer who had punished a police constable by ordering him to perform front-rolls at a court complex

Bahrain Telecom first to exit India

Bahrain Telecommunications (Batelco) has become the first international telecom firm to exit India, selling its 43 per cent stake in STel, whose licences were cancelled by the Supreme Court last week.

Bahrain Telecom first to exit India

Bahrain Telecommun-ications (Batelco) has become the first international telecom firm to exit India, selling its 43 per cent stake in STel, whose licences were cancelled by the Supreme Court last week

Syria has been simmering since 2011, when the Arab Spring wafted over it from the heartland of the Arab world — Egypt.

Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee is obviously a worried man as he gets ready to present the Union Budget on March 16. He has admitted to losing sleep over the mounting burden of subsidies.