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NIA plea on Rana, Headley withdrawn

Withdrawing its former application for issuance of non-bailable warrants against accused Tahawwur Rana and David Headley, the mastermind in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, the National Investigating Agency (NIA) on

6 of single family die as Delhi house falls

Six members of a family were killed when a four-storey building partially damaged by heavy downpours on Monday collapsed early on Wednesday in northwest Delhi’s Usmanpur area.

Unified Command in four Naxal-hit states

The four worst Naxal-affected states —Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Orissa and West Bengal — will set up Unified Command structures headed by the chief secretaries of each state for better coordination among police, paramilitary and intelligence agencies. The state governments will appoint a retired major-general of the Army as a member of the Unified Command to advise the state administration on anti-Naxal operations.

NAC for redrafting bill on communal violence

Setting aside differences within, the Sonia Gandhi-led National Advisory Council recommended the rollout of the proposed National Food Security Act in a phased manner in around 160 of the poorest of poor districts or blocks, providing 35 kg of grains at Rs 3 per kg to every household.

Air India plans to build primary hub

Amazed passengers entered the glittering new integrated Terminal-3 at New Delhi’s IGI Airport for the first time ever on Wednesday even as Air India announced that it plans to build a “primary hub” at Delhi airport to “connect India with the world”.

SC: Record judges’ confidential reports

As the executive and judiciary are grappling with the problems faced by the subordinate courts in the country, the Supreme Court has taken a serious view of the high court administration not even recording the “confidential reports” of the judicial officers in time leading to various complications regarding their confirmation, promotion and other service-related issues.

Contempt of court against Bhushan

Activist lawyer Prashant Bhushan will be proceeded with a contempt of court case by the SC on its suo moto motion for casting aspersion against Chief Justice of India S.H. Kapadia, some former CJIs and judges in a media interview. A three-judge bench comprising Justices Altamas Kabir, Cyriac Joseph and H.L. Dattu rejected the

India to US: Ease hi-tech sanctions

In the run-up to US President Barack Obama’s visit here in November, India on Wednesday pressed the US for easing trade in dual-use technologies and conveyed its unease over the shifting power games in Afghanistan. NSA Shivshankar Menon on Wednesday met his US counterpart James Jones and held wide-ranging discussions

SC dismisses Karnataka farmers’ plea

The Supreme Court has dismissed the claim of a large number of Karnataka farmers for payment of interest on enhanced compensation, awarded to them by the state high court.

GoM: Finish work before August 1

The GoM on Commonwealth Games on Wednesday asked all the agencies to try and finish their work by August 1 and hand them over to the organising committee (OC) as the latter also needed time for streamlining various aspects of the event.

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