Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Supreme Court cancels Bail for Satyam's Raju

Supreme Court cancels Bail for Satyam's Raju

Supreme Court cancels Bail for Satyam's Raju

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The Supreme Court has ordered former Satyam CEO Ramalinga Raju and five others to surrender by November 8. Raju was granted bail in August by the Andhra Pradesh High Court. The Supreme Court has over-ruled that decision. It has also ordered a court handling the Satyam case to complete its trial by July 31, 2011.


FIR against BSP MLA for killing poll candidate's husband

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An FIR was registered against nine persons, including a BSP MLA, in Faizabad district for allegedly abducting and killing husband of a panchayat poll candidate, police said on Tuesday.


Hillary Clinton would not accompany Obama to India

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For the first time in several years, the US Secretary of State will not be part of the Presidential delegation when Barack Obama visits India next month. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who has played a key role in accelerating the Indo-US relationship, will not accompany Obama during his November visit due to "scheduling conflict".


Babri demolition case: Hearing postponed till November 18

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A special CBI court on Tuesday fixed November 18 as the next date of hearing in the Babri mosque demolition case.


Rajiv trial: Names of Prabhakaran, Pottu Amman dropped

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The names of LTTE chief V Prabhakaran and his deputy Pottu Amman have been removed from the list of accused in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case by a designated court here as both were killed in the island republic army's offensive.


Breakthrough for Navi Mumbai Airport?

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Fresh hope for the long pending Navi Mumbai Airport. Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh will have a crucial meeting with Aviation Minister Praful Patel on Tuesday.


Jethmalani embarrasses BJP, backs Kashmir interlocutors

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In a huge embarrassment for the BJP senior lawyer and BJP Rajya Sabha MP Ram Jethmalani has come out in strong support of the J&K interlocutors panel contradicting his party, which had strongly criticised panel member Dileep Padgaonkar's remarks on Pakistan being key to a permanent Kashmir solution.


Geelani, Roy remarks 'unfortunate': Law Minister

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Terming the remarks made by Hurriyat hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani and writer Arundhati Roy at a seminar here as "most unfortunate", Law Minister M Veerappa Moily on Tuesday said freedom of speech cannot violate patriotic sentiments of the people.


CWG: Were rules bent for broadcast rights deal?

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The controversy over the broadcast rights deal for the Commonwealth Games is getting larger. The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has sent the files on the deal to the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), which has been asked by the government to investigate the apparently-indefatigable corruption that marked pretty much every aspect of the Games.


Karnataka's mining barons in I-T net

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Income Tax officials on Tuesday carried out for the second day simultaneous raids at the premises of seven ruling BJP MLAs and mining firms in Bellary district, including ministers and mining magnates G Janardhana Reddy and his brother G Karunakara Reddy.


How technology helps track a Himachal leopard

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It's hiding in bushes, avoiding humans, yet running close to habitations with dogs - perhaps completely oblivious to the fact that wildlife officials are hot on its trail. This is the first time a wild animal, a female leopard at that, is being tracked in Himachal Pradesh with the help of the Global Positioning System (GPS).


Will Geelani, Roy be booked for sedition?

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The Home Ministry has told the Delhi Police that a case of sedition can be registered against hardline separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani and Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy for purportedly giving "hate speeches" at a seminar in the capital last week.


Ajmer blast case: ATS may question RSS leader soon

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RSS leader Indresh Kumar, whose name figures in the Ajmer blast chargesheet, may soon be questioned by the Rajasthan Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), sources have told NDTV.


Mission Kashmir: Interlocutors reach out to jailed militants

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On its maiden visit to the state the three-member interlocutor team has been trying to get all shades of opinion in Jammu and Kashmir. Just how far are the interlocutors willing to go to gather, as per their state brief, all shades of opinion?


Shunglu Committee to probe planning, execution of CWG projects

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The Prime Minister-appointed Shunglu Committee will probe the "weaknesses" in management, alleged misappropriation, irregularities and wrongdoing in the conduct of Commonwealth Games among other things under a comprehensive 10-point Terms of Reference announced today.


Modi's magic needn't work everywhere: Sushma Swaraj

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Senior BJP leader Sushma Swaraj has said that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is unlikely to campaign in Bihar, but refused to link it to Nitish Kumar. Responding to media queries, Swaraj said Modi's charisma need not work everywhere and it's the party that ultimately decides on campaigning.


A place that gives you the highest number of IITians

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Nearly 40,000 students arrive in Kota every year from across India, to prepare for the entrance tests to the exclusive Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT).


Govt 'nod' to case against Syed Ali Shah Geelani

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Sources say the Union Home Ministry has (MHA) given the go ahead to Delhi Police for registering a case against firebrand separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani and a few others for allegedly giving "hate speeches" at a seminar on azadi for Kashmir held in Delhi a few days ago.


Rahul should be thrown in Ganges: Sharad Yadav

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Janata Dal United (JD-U) leader Sharad Yadav has launched a strong personal attack on the Gandhi-Nehru family saying Rahul Gandhi should be thrown away in the Ganges.


CWG deadlines were missed: Prasar Bharti CEO

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Under fire for alleged irregularities in the Rs 246 crore Commonwealth Games broadcast deal, Public service broadcaster Prasar Bharati's chief today defended himself. B S Lalli said the amount paid to UK-based firm SIS Live was completely transparent, and the payment schedule had the I&B ministry's approval.


Katy, Russel grounded

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American pop singer Katy Perry and British comedian Russel Brand who got married on Saturday at a luxury resort near Ranthambore, seem to have run into trouble as their chopper was forced to return to ranthambore this afternoon as they did not have the required documents.


23 injured in explosion at bus stand in Tamil Nadu

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Twenty three people were injured today when country-made bombs used to scare away wild boars in farms exploded after a tractor ran over a bag containing the explosives at a bus stand in Tiruppur district.


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