Government on Sunday said it is ready to hear the points of view of four scientists, including former ISRO chief Madhavan Nair, who have been barred from occupying any government posts in connection with the controversial Antrix-Devas deal.
- Ex-ISRO chief wants PM to probe blacklisting order
- Human Rights Watch slams India's record
- FDI in retail: Industry minister says pause cannot be too long
- Five killed in Manipur poll violence
- Shiv Sainiks storm Times Of India's Mumbai office
- Battered baby remains critical, police hunt for parents
- Congress lauds Narendra Modi in newspaper advertisement
- Chidambaram says compromise reached on unique identity project
pakistan matters
Davos (Switzerland): Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf will definitely be arrested if he returns to the country, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said here Friday.
gandhi & the new india
Stating that gram sabhas (village councils) were above state assemblies and parliament, activist Anna Hazare Thursday called for legislation to empower local bodies and said people should be prepared for a "second freedom struggle" if the government does not bring such a bill.
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Here take a look at 10 men to watch out for in 2012.
- Big ideas for 2012
In the first month of the year, six women share with us their big ideas for 2012.
Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, BJP on Sunday said that the Congress general secretary should be made the Prime Minister for the remaining two years of the UPA rule so that people can judge his ability.
Six passengers travelling on the Costa Concordia cruise liner, that ran aground off the Italian coast nearly two weeks ago, are suing the ship’s owner for 460 million dollars, days after the company offered each passenger just 14,400 dollars.
The Reserve Bank is unlikely to cut lending rates before April despite moderation in inflation, but may further reduce the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) in view of the tight liquidity, global financial major Barclays said.
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- India Aus Test: Embarrassment is finally over
Eight humiliating defeats in a row surely should have made things clear for the veterans who will be approaching 40 soon.
- Salman Rushdie had to pay for hurting Muslim feelings
No individual can claim in the name of freedom of speech the absolute right to insult without reason legitimate articles of faith of anyone.
- Virender Sehwag offers lame excuses for Oz debacle
Virender Sehwag was pushed into a job which is not usually his nor does he quite enjoy.
- RBI policy review a step in right direction
RBI's 50 bps CRR cut a small step towards liberal monetary policy.
Military Coup for the Pakistani SoulLet's get one thing straight: Pakistan will not see another military coup. It simply cannot afford it.
2011 Shockers: The India Cables Top revelations from Wikileaks that shocked & embarrassed India
- CRR cut boosts investor sentiments
Equitymaster presents a roundup on the performance of the key Indian and global indices and key corporate and economic news during the week ended January 27, 2012.
- Markets end week 3% higher
Indian stock markets closed in the green today. The BSE Sensex was up by 157 points and 3% for the week. Sterlite and Tata Motors were the biggest gainers.
- Market indices remain bullish
Indian stock markets remain bullish. BSE Sensex is up 88 points. Consumer durables, oil & gas and metal stocks are leading the pack of gainers.
- Metal stocks lead the rally
Indian stock markets continue in the green. BSE Sensex is up by 126 points. Small cap stocks outperform.
- Man commits suicide after wife's death
New Delhi: A 28-year old man allegedly committed suicide hours after his wife's death in the capital, said police.
- Nine killed as mentally ill man hijacks Pune bus
At least nine people were killed, 40 injured and more than two dozen vehicles damaged when a mentally disturbed staffer of the government bus service hijacked a state transport (ST) bus and sped blindly through the streets of this Maharashtra city Wednesday, police said.
- Youth gets 7 years for raping cousin
Basti: A youth has been sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment by a local court here for raping his cousin.
- British teacher arrested for 'inappropriate chat' with boy
A British national heading an international school here has been arrested on charges of "inappropriate conversations" with a seventh standard student, police said.
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