Saturday, October 30, 2010

Lalu, Rabri will never reform: Nitish Kumar

Lalu, Rabri will never reform: Nitish Kumar

Lalu, Rabri will never reform: Nitish Kumar

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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday responded to former chief minister Rabri Devi's remarks against him, when she had called him "dishonest and a "thief", by saying that the RJD leader and party chief Lalu Prasad have decided to never reform.


32 Indian fishermen arrested by Pak authorities

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Pakistani authorities have arrested 32 Indian fishermen and seized six fishing boats for allegedly entering the country's Exclusive Economic Zone illegally, officials said on Saturday


CBI moves petition before Supreme Court, wants Amit Shah's bail cancelled

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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking cancellation of the bail granted by the Gujarat High Court to former state minister Amit Shah and sought an urgent hearing.


Now, Narayan Rane's wife accused of land grab

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With the Adarsh society scam throwing up the name of the Maharashtra Chief Minister in its net, we now have another minister in his cabinet, Narayan Rane, accused of land grab.


Adarsh Society scam: Ashok Chavan offers to resign

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan met Congress President Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi today over the controversy surrounding Mumbai's Adarsh Society scam. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Chavan said he has offered to resign and has left it to Sonia Gandhi to take the final decision.


Tamil Nadu: Paddy cultivation in troubled waters

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The sharing of the water of river Cauvery has always been the bone of contention between the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. This time, Karnataka has refused Tamil Nadu's share of Cauvery water and as a result, around eighty thousand hectares of paddy cultivation is under threat in the delta region of Tamil Nadu.


The ‘poor’ politicians of Adarsh Society

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In documents submitted by politicians to get flats in Adarsh housing society, many have shown their monthly income is Rs 20,000 or even less.


Bihar campaigning hits a new low

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The election rhetoric has no regard for names and reputations, infact the bigger the name the more damaging are the remarks and there is no room for propriety or decency.


Mumbai police endorse Lait Modi's life threat claim

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A day after former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi claimed that there is a threat to his life if he returns to India, the Mumbai police today endorsed his claim. Modi, who is now in London, had responded to the Enforcement Directorate's summon on Thursday claiming that he was ready to be questioned in London, however, he would not come to India as he fears for his life.ents during the second edition of Indian Premier League following which security was provided to him.


Chavan accepts relatives have flats in Adarsh Society, summoned to Delhi to meet Sonia Gandhi

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The Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Ashok Chavan, says that he has not abused his position as the Chief Minister to help his relatives get flats in Mumbai's controversial Adarsh Society.


UP Police complains about Rahul's aam admi yatra

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Sleeper coach S-3 of Gorakhpur-Mumbai Express had an unusual passenger on the night of October 18 –had anyone cared to check the reservation chart pasted outside, Rahul Gandhi was among the listed passengers.


CWG corruption: Broadcast deal shows glitches

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The inquest of the broadcast rights deal for the Commonwealth Games reveals a financial bending of the rules that has become a pattern for virtually every aspect of the event. NDTV has been reporting over the last week that the Rs 246-crore deal is being cross-checked now by, among others, Income Tax officials. Sources say that they have uncovered evidence of violations that include foreign exchange laws.


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