India
Priyanka Gandhi Picks Robert Vadra From ED Office After 9-Hour Grilling as Congress Shifts Strategy
Official sources said Vadra was required to rejoin the probe on Thursday as he needed to answer more questions on allegedly acquiring immovable assets in the United Kingdom.
Congress and Left Approached Me to Contest 2019 Polls, Gave Choice of 4 Seats: Justice Kurian Joseph
Justice Joseph, who retired in November, said he told the parties in “unmistakable” term that he has no interest in contesting elections for now.
States Cannot Deny Entry to CBI to Probe Cases Referred by Courts, Says Govt
The CBI, which functions under the provisions of the Delhi Special Police Establishment (DSPE) Act, 1946, can probe offences in a state with prior approval of the state government concerned.
SC Verdict on Powers of Delhi Government Likely Next Week
The bench headed by Justice A.K. Sikri said the judgement is expected anytime next week after senior counsel Indira Jaising mentioned the matter saying that the judgement was reserved on November 1, 2018.
Government Curtails Tenure of Two Senior IPS Officers in CBI
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved premature repatriation of Anish Prasad and Abhay Singh with immediate effect, the order said without citing further details.
In Election Year, Govt Seeks Applications for Lokpal Chief, Members
An advertisement seeking applications from desired and eligible candidates has been issued by the Personnel Ministry.
‘Paisa, Polls and Politics’ Part III: Many High-Profile Women Netas, But 9 of 10 Legislators Still Men
In 2014, nearly 668 or 8 percent of the total 8,251 candidates who contested the Lok Sabha polls were women. Only 62 female MPs eventually made it to the lower house, accounting for just 11 percent of the total number of MPs in the 16th Lok Sabha.
Hindu Temple Vandalised in Pakistan, PM Imran Khan Orders Swift Action
There was no caretaker at the temple because the community felt that it was safe enough, since it was surrounded by their houses.
Shiv Sena Slams Activists Behind Elgar Parishad Meet, Equates Them With Al-Qaeda
The Shiv Sena said constant attacks on police, administration and law, raising doubts over the state government and demoralising people is the strategy of militant organisation Al-Qaeda.
Army Detains 3 Rashtriya Rifles Jawans Over Killing of Fellow Soldier Aurangzeb
The three are being questioned over charges that they "shared information of Aurangzeb's movements", which helped the militants abduct him after he set out from the camp for his home in Poonch.
Kerala Church Issues Guidelines to Check Sexual Abuse, Proposes Action Against Guilty
Kerala was rocked by the rape charges levelled by a nun against bishop Franco Mulakkal of Jalandhar diocese last year leading to his arrest in September.
Using Aadhaar Biometrics to Identify Bodies not Feasible Technologically, Legally: UIDAI to HC
A five-judge Constitution bench of the apex court had on September 26 declared the Aadhaar scheme as constitutionally valid but had struck down some of its provisions, including its linking with bank accounts, mobile phones and school admissions.
Milind Deora May Not Contest 2019 Polls, Blames Sanjay Nirupam For Problems in Mumbai Congress
Earlier, there were reports of infighting within the Mumbai Congress over Lok Sabha seat-sharing. The party’s parliamentary board meeting held last week had reportedly failed to finalise the list of candidates for the upcoming elections.
'No Extradition, Abducted and Brought to India': Corporate Lobbyist Deepak Talwar’s Startling Claim
Talwar is wanted by the ED and the CBI in a case of misusing over Rs 90 crore taken through foreign funding route as part of corporate social responsibility (CSR).
Class 10 Boy in Noida Kills Father as 'Revenge' For Being Thrown Out of House
The police suspect the boy was driven to kill in cold blood out of revenge, as he was thrown out of the house by his father following an argument, six months ago.
Delhi Govt Launches 'Zero Fatality Corridor' Project on Burari-Bhalaswa Stretch
The project will entail a scientific study to reduce the conflict involving pedestrians and cyclists on one hand and the cars and heavy vehicles on the other