Narendra Modi slams the CBI, again! |
- Narendra Modi slams the CBI, again!
- Sohrabuddin case: Gujarat CID transfers Prajapati's case to CBI
- Pakistan’s ISI calls off UK visit
- Curfew imposed in Kashmir valley
- Adivasi boys to train with Bayern Munich
- Jaipur royals fight it out in public
- BJP MLA caught taking bribe on camera
- Scarlett case: Mother appears in court
- Saharanpur Suicide case: Police order probe
- Monsoon to be better, deficient in northeast
- Police file chargesheet in Tulsiram Prajapati fake encounter case
- Who is DG Vanzara?
- Who is Geeta Johri?
- No need to panic: Sheila Dikshit on Delhi Games
- Jolt to Lalu, RJD loses its national party status
| Narendra Modi slams the CBI, again! Posted: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has continued with his offensive against the CBI. A day after he lashed out the central investigating agency for being biased, Modi attacked the CBI again for 'targeting' the courts, judges and people of Gujarat.
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| Sohrabuddin case: Gujarat CID transfers Prajapati's case to CBI Posted: In the Sohrabuddin case, Gujarat CID has handed over Prajapati's case papers to the CBI. Prajapati was a key witness in Sohrabuddin encounter case. He was killed immediately after Sohrabuddin's encounter.
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| Pakistan’s ISI calls off UK visit Posted: Pakistan's ISI has reportedly cancelled the visit of its officials to Britain after British Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks against terror camps on Pakistani soil.
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| Curfew imposed in Kashmir valley Posted: Authorities have imposed curfew across the whole Kashmir valley on Saturday as a fourth person died. Three people were killed in clashes on Friday and the fourth death is that of an injured person who succumbed to injuries.
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| Adivasi boys to train with Bayern Munich Posted: The World Cup in South Africa seemed to have taken football popularity to another level back in India. Sanjeev and Nishant are amongst the six adivasi boys from Siliguri district of West Bengal selected to go and spend some time with the football club Bayern Munich in Germany.
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| Jaipur royals fight it out in public Posted: At a prayer meeting held to commemorate the first death anniversary of Jaipur's Rajmata Gayatri Devi, the battle lines in the Jaipur royal property dispute were clearly evident.
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| BJP MLA caught taking bribe on camera Posted: In a major embarrassment for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, Ramesh Khateek, the BJP MLA from the state's Shivpuri district has been allegedly caught on tape accepting a bribe of ten thousand rupees to help a businessman from Indore open an engineering college in his constituency.
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| Scarlett case: Mother appears in court Posted: Almost three years after the murder of her daughter Scarlett Keeling in Goa, Fiona Mckeown appeared before a Goa court on Friday, to give her version of the events.
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| Saharanpur Suicide case: Police order probe Posted: On one hand, when the country is talking about the Right to Education Act as a mean to transform the lives of millions of people, the shocking Saharanpur suicide case has thrown out many challenging questions.
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| Monsoon to be better, deficient in northeast Posted: Monsoon rains across the country are expected to be better than earlier forecast for the remaining season but the eastern regions could see deficient falls. "Quantitatively, rainfall for the country as a whole during the period August to September is likely to be 107 per cent of long period average (LPA)," Ajit Tyagi, Director General India Meteorological Department told reporters in New Delhi.
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| Police file chargesheet in Tulsiram Prajapati fake encounter case Posted: The Gujarat police moved to file the chargesheet in the killing of Tulsiram Prajapati in a staged shootout in the court Friday even as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed the interim report of its probe into the 2005 killing of Sohrabuddin Sheikh before the Supreme Court.
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| Posted: Known to be close to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, Vanzara's career graph only went up in the early 2000s. The 1987 batch IPS officer was famous as an encounter specialist from his days as the head of Crime Branch and few would have thought that the "encounter" of a small-time Madhya Pradesh criminal would be not only his downfall, but that of men more powerful than him.
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| Posted: Geetha Johri, of the 1982 batch, was Gujarat's first woman IPS officer. Belonging to the Gujarat cadre, she began her career in Ahmedabad in 1982. She was then posted to Gandhinagar and Vadodara. She was also the principal of police training school at Vadodara.
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| No need to panic: Sheila Dikshit on Delhi Games Posted: Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has said the Commonwealth Games were very much on track and that there was no need to panic. "The work is going on and I will take care of it as Chief Minister. There is no need to panic. I believe these will be the best ever Games. The way we are going, we will be able to save money rather than overspend," she said.
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| Jolt to Lalu, RJD loses its national party status Posted: Lalu Prasad's Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has been derecognised as a national party by the Election Commission, a decision that comes ahead of the Assembly polls in Bihar. Five other parties also lost their recognition as a State party.
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