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Education should become a force for nation's character building: PM
05 Sep 2014
In order to help the teacher mould the new generation, Modi said, it is also essential that the society restores respect for the teacher
Vijayawada to be capital of new Andhra Pradesh
04 Sep 2014
2G scam: CBI chief Sinha tells SC his visitors’ diary has been ‘faked’
03 Sep 2014
CBI chief Ranjit Sinha today rebutted allegations that it was inappropriate for him to have met executives from Reliance Telecom at his own residence, as the CBI has accused the company of criminal conspiracy in the telecom scam.
PM appoints two-man panel to prepare law reform bill
28 Aug 2014
The government says archaic laws which hamper governance need to be identified and weeded out
SC rejects plea to eject tainted ministers, but cautions PM, CMs
27 Aug 2014
In a reportedly a split verdict, the Supreme Court today rejected a petition seeking the summary removal of central and state ministers facing criminal charges
SC dismisses ‘premature’ petitions challenging judicial appointments bill
25 Aug 2014
The top court declined to admit the petitions for hearing saying the bill is yet to receive Presidential assent and become an Act
SC questions govt over Leader of Opposition vacancy
22 Aug 2014
The SC bench headed by Chief Justice R M Lodha said the position of the Leader of Opposition “conveys a voice different from the government’s” and is therefore crucial
Arvind Subramanian set to be India’s next chief economic adviser
22 Aug 2014
Arvind Subramanian will be the second economist of international repute to be appointed to a key position after former IMF chief economist Raghuram Rajan was made governor of the RBI
Govt sets up committee to suggest restructuring of FCI
20 Aug 2014
Besides losses due to inefficiency in operations, including storage, transportation and distribution, FCI is also yet to receive subsidy amount of Rs50,000 crore from the government
K V Thomas takes over as new PAC chairman
20 Aug 2014
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