The Army on Tuesday began dismantling the foot-over bridge (FOB), constructed near the Jawaharlal Nehru stadium after the one constructed by the PWD collapsed. The bridge had collapsed on September 25.

After hearing the arguments of the Delhi Police, special prosecutor as well as victim’s counsel, District Judge S.K. Sarvaria reserved his order on the application filed by the prosecutor seeking a direction on a chargesheet prepared by the Delhi Police against senior Congress leader Sajjan Kumar in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, which was never filed.

The Delhi state BJP on Tuesday alleged involvement of close relative of Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit in the corruption related to the just concluded Commonwealth Games.

In view of the promise made by the government to bring afresh the controversial Enemy Property (Amendment & Validation) Act, 2010 during the Winter Session of the Parliament, the Union Cabinet is likely to clear the proposed legislation at its meeting on Wednesday.

Pakistani-American LeT terrorist David Coleman Headley had videographed the outer boundary of the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh’s residence (7 RCR) after the 26/11 terror attack during his final trip to India in March 2009.

India has blamed “Pakistan’s overreach” for the failure of their foreign minister-level talks in July.
“Our efforts to bridge the trust deficit and pave the way for a serious and comprehensive dialogue were thwarted by a level of overreach by Pakistan that complicated the

October 23 (coming Saturday) could be the date for a Cabinet reshuffle. This is the talk in the Congress circles. But if it does not take place then the aspirants would have to wait till January 14 when uttarayan begins.

Pakistani-American Lashkar-e-Tayyaba terrorist David Coleman Headley had videographed the outer boundary of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s 7 Race Course Road residence after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack during his final trip to India in March 2009.

The saffron camp was caught unawares on Tuesday when the income-tax department raided BJP national council member and CWG contractor Sudhanshu Mittal’s premises on a day when party president Nitin Gadkari threatened to “expose” the UPA government’s alleged involvement in controversies related to the Games.

The income-tax department on Tuesday carried out searches at the offices of four business consortiums who were awarded contracts worth `700 crores for “overlays” for the just-concluded Commonwealth Games 2010. BJP leader Sudhanshu Mittal is one of the high-profile individuals whose offices and residence were searched by the tax sleuths.