Government
Lok Sabha to see second woman Speaker in BJP’s Sumitra Mahajan
05 Jun 2014
An eight-time member of the House, Sumitra Mahajan has been in the reckoning for the Speaker’s position in the Lok Sabha since the election results were out
PM sets performance targets for ministers
03 Jun 2014
In order to ensure the ministries stick to people-centric performance, the work of the various ministers will be rated in 'corporate style' evaluation on an annual basis
Union minister Gopinath Munde dies in car accident
03 Jun 2014
Union minister for rural development Gopinath Munde died at 8 am today after he met with a road accident in the national capital
Telangana is born, KCR is first chief minister of India’s 29th state
02 Jun 2014
Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) chief K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday took charge as the first chief minister of Telangana, India’s twentyninth state
NDA government plans big boost to DD, AIR
02 Jun 2014
Ajit Kumar Doval appointed National Security Advisor to PM Modi
30 May 2014
The appointment will be co-terminus with the term of the prime minister or till further orders, according to an official release
PM Narendra Modi lists priorities for his government
30 May 2014
Modi, who is keen on preserving the federal character of the government, wants to give top priority to issues raised by state governments
Day 1, Act 1: Modi government sets up SIT to track black money
28 May 2014
Setting up of the SIT has been pending approval as the earlier UPA government had twice moved the Supreme Court against it
New oil minister avoids talk on gas price hike
27 May 2014
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