A chargesheet was served on senior police officer Rahul Sharma on Saturday, who had passed on, without government permission, information to the Nanavati-Mehta panel probing the 2002 Gujarat riots.

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The Gujarat High Court on Friday rejected senior police officer Rahul Sharma's petition, moved on Thursday, against denial of information he needed to reply to a show cause notice served on him by the

After Sanjiv Bhatt, it is now the turn of another senior Gujarat police officer, Rahul Sharma, to face the music. He is being hauled up for passing on, without official clearance, information to a pan

Chennai-headquartered diversified infrastructure organisation MARG Ltd. has won an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) work order valued at Rs.237.58 crore from Bhavnagar Energy Company Lt

Congress leader Ahmed Patel was on Friday declared elected unopposed for the fourth time to the Rajya Sabha while BJP’s actor-turned politician Smriti Irani also made it to the Upper House of Parliament for the first time, without any contest.

Six people were injured when a drunk Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) trooper opened random fire around on Tuesday midnight, police said on Wednesday.

A controversial book on Mahatma Gandhi was banned in his home state of Gujarat on Wednesday.

A resolution to ban the book, 'Great Soul', was moved in the state assembly by Chief Minister Narendra Mod

Gujarat government on Wednesady banned the controversial book Great Soul; Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle with India by Pulitzer-winning author Joseph Lelyveld in the state.

Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi has banned Josephy Lelyveld’s book on Mahatma Gandhi on Wednesday. He moved a resolution in the state Assembly on Wednesday seeking a ban on the book which he said was defaming Mahatma Gandhi and hurting everyone’s sentiments.

Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi said here on Tuesday that the Central government should address the issue of US interference in the internal affairs of India. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event here, he said the "government of India should address the issue of American interference" in Indian affairs.