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Moily unveils new policy to cut down on government litigation
Government must cease to be a compulsive litigant, states the policy

‘Paid news': EC asks Chavan to appear before it on July 9
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission has asked Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan to appear before Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla and Election Commissioners S.Y. Quraishi and V.S. Sampath on July 9 to give his version of the ...

With new Bill, Bar Council will lose academic role
NEW DELHI: Notwithstanding the Bar Council of India's opposition, the Higher Education and Research Bill 2010, approved by the Human Resource Development Ministry, takes away the BCI's power to control legal education. Even as the draft ...

Nitish should not have gone to the press: Gadkari
“The matter would have ended had he spoken to BJP leadership”

Centre intervenes in schoolboy suicide probe

India likely to halve poverty rate by 2015: U.N. report
NEW DELHI: India is expected to reduce its poverty rate from 51 per cent in 1990 to 24 per cent in 2015, slashing the number of extremely poor by 188 million. But progress in the rest of South Asia is not sufficient to halve the level of ...

Raymond Allchin remembered by Deccan College
BANGALORE:The Deccan College, Pune, organised a condolence meeting on Tuesday for F. Raymond Allchin, the well-known British scholar who specialised in south Asian archaeology. Dr. Allchin passed away at the age of 86 years in Cambridge ...

Investment hurdles will go: Pranab
Washington: India on Wednesday assured US Inc. that its concerns on infrastructure, investment restrictions and other impediments would be addressed expeditiously, and a road map prepared for discussions ahead of President Barack Obama's visit ...

GoM ‘consciously glossed over' vital issues: CPI

‘Pakistan Army a threat to India, not its people or government'

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20 advocates get conditional bail

HRD Ministry for registration, not regulation of global schools?

IIM-A to offer 7-day sports management course

We were promised justice: Tamang wife

Sachin to get honorary Group Captain rank of IAF

Gujarat government seeks report on gang rape

Ban imposed on use of carbide gas to ripen fruits

Enhance compensation package, says Congress

Plane to Delhi diverted; Minister gets off in Jaipur

Colonel killed in militant attack

Congress talks tough on ‘honour killings'

Submarine to be decommissioned

Krishna, Kalam visit R.K. Laxman

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