Rajiv Gandhi assassination case: Nalini Sriharan to be released today

Nalini Sriharan and six other people were sentenced to life imprisonment in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case

Saeed Naqvi | When Indian diplomacy left both Moscow & US annoyed

In Washington, the PM was persuaded that the decision to recognise the Polisario should be, well, delayed if not cancelled

No government at the Centre could be seen as weak in pardoning the killers of a Prime Minister

The bench was hearing a plea of 46-year-old A G Perarivalan who has sought suspension of his life sentence in the case

A.G. Perarivalan had moved the top court in 2016 seeking the suspension of his sentence.

Sukhbir Badal calls it ‘a shocking attempt to shift blame’.

A division bench of justices gave the order on a plea by Payas seeking parole for making arrangements for his son's wedding.

The first was to overturn the Supreme Court verdict in the Sha Bano case on the triple talaq issue.

A lesser figure than Chandra Shekhar would have come out of such an arrangement in disgrace.

Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated by an LTTE suicide bomber on May 21, 1991, during an election rally near Sriperumbudur.