2G scam: Karunanidhi sends legal notice to Subramanian Swamy |
- 2G scam: Karunanidhi sends legal notice to Subramanian Swamy
- Legal order must constantly adapt itself to change: PM
- Indian Navy captures 30 pirates off the Lakshwadeep Islands
- Supreme Court judge slams Vilasrao Deshmukh
- Yeddyurappa to declare his assets
- JuD chief warns India to 'quit' Jammu and Kashmir
- Pak Chief Justice in India for Commonwealth Law Conference
- Black money trail to Lilavati Hospital?
- Loan scam: Another IAS officer under scanner
- Indo-Pak talks: Going in with an open mind, says Nirupama Rao
- Defence Minister sacks Navy officer for sexual misconduct in Moscow
- Christians reject Somasekhara report, demand CBI probe
- Dal scam: Orissa minister resigns, action against three others
- Gujarat riots: Modi govt issues showcause notice to cop over call records
- 2008 Delhi blast accused Salman acquitted by trial court
| 2G scam: Karunanidhi sends legal notice to Subramanian Swamy Posted: |
| Legal order must constantly adapt itself to change: PM Posted: Developing countries needed a legal system that was conducive to rapid economic development and one that had a bulit-in mechanism to promote equitable distribution of gains from development, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said while inaugurating the 17th Commonwealth Law Conference in Hyderabad today. |
| Indian Navy captures 30 pirates off the Lakshwadeep Islands Posted: |
| Supreme Court judge slams Vilasrao Deshmukh Posted: |
| Yeddyurappa to declare his assets Posted: |
| JuD chief warns India to 'quit' Jammu and Kashmir Posted: |
| Pak Chief Justice in India for Commonwealth Law Conference Posted: |
| Black money trail to Lilavati Hospital? Posted: |
| Loan scam: Another IAS officer under scanner Posted: The list of bureaucrats under the scanner for corruption in Madhya Pradesh is only getting longer. Currently 35 officers in the state are being investigated for corruption. Now the Supreme Court has ordered the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the state to probe corruption charges against a high profile IAS officer and the health secretary of Madhya Pradesh, S R Mohanty, in a whopping Rs 719 crore scam. Between 1994 and 2000, when Digvijaya Singh was the Chief Minister, the state industrial development corporation gave 719 crores as loans to 42 companies but did not insist on guarantee. Now the amount due from the defaulters with interest stands at nearly Rs 2200 crore. |
| Indo-Pak talks: Going in with an open mind, says Nirupama Rao Posted: |
| Defence Minister sacks Navy officer for sexual misconduct in Moscow Posted: |
| Christians reject Somasekhara report, demand CBI probe Posted: |
| Dal scam: Orissa minister resigns, action against three others Posted: |
| Gujarat riots: Modi govt issues showcause notice to cop over call records Posted: The Narendra Modi government has issued a show cause notice to IPS officer Rahul Sharma seeking explanation on why departmental action should not be taken against him for professional misconduct with regards to the CD which he submitted to the Nanavati Commission containing call records of officials, politicians and rioters during the 2002 post Godhra riots. |
| 2008 Delhi blast accused Salman acquitted by trial court Posted: |
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