Government
Centre abandons plan for greater Telangana
05 Dec 2013
The move to further confound an already complicated issue evoked sudden response with the TRS and other parties calling for a bandh to stall the Rayala-Telangana proposal
Exit polls show exit of Congress; no great win for AAP in Delhi
05 Dec 2013
Nearly all exit polls have predicted big win for the BJP in the four heartland states with the AAP spoiling its chance of a majority in Delhi
Supreme Court agrees to hear bail plea of RJD chief
29 Nov 2013
Former Bihar chief minister Lalu Yadav's petition says he was one among the 44 accused convicted but the only person whose bail plea was rejected by the trial court
Stop dithering over poll reforms, SC tells government
26 Nov 2013
The Supreme Court has asked the government to clarify its stand on the issue of barring those charged with criminal offences from contesting polls
Relief to jailed politicians: SC upholds their right to contest polls for now
20 Nov 2013
The Supreme Court today ruled that persons in jail or police custody can contest elections temporarily
Arvind Kejriwal set for straight fight against Sheila Dikshit
16 Nov 2013
The AAP leader has refused to shift to another constituency despite persuasions from his own party members, saying it would be going back on AAP's stance if he filed a nomination from elsewhere
Centre rejects demand to empower CBI
14 Nov 2013
Holding that the CBI is an arm of the executive, the government told the apex court that imparting more powers to it would create a new precedent and lead to heartburn in similarly-placed organisations
Chidambaram wants CBI to operate within prescribed limits
12 Nov 2013
He said the investigating agency needs to be constructed on the basis of clearly defined objectives, precisely enumerated powers and carefully designed accountability mechanisms
SC stays Gauhati HC order declaring CBI as “unconstitutional”
11 Nov 2013
The Supreme Court on Saturday stayed the Gauhati High Court order that declared the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) as an "unconstitutional" body without powers to investigate crimes or make arrests
Centre appeals against HC ruling declaring CBI illegitimate
09 Nov 2013
The union government today filed a petition seeking a quick hearing against the Guwahati High Court that the CBI, India's premier investigating agency, is "unconstitutional"
SC moves to shield bureaucrats from transfers, verbal orders
31 Oct 2013
Suggesting sweeping reforms in the functioning of bureaucracy, a Supreme Court bench today said civil servants should not act on verbal orders given by ministers, but act solely on the basis of written communications
Coalgate: SC dismisses plea to name PM in FIR
29 Oct 2013
The bench also rejected another application seeking to direct the prime minister to file an affidavit to clarify his stand on the allocation of coal blocks
Coal ministry nurturing mafia within: PC Parakh
25 Oct 2013
Coalgate: ready to face CBI grilling, says PM
25 Oct 2013
Under fire in the 'coalgate' scam, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says he is not ''above the law'', and that he is ready to face any probe
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