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Backlog of cases causing concern: CJI
“Judiciary has protected freedom and constitutional values”

“The disabled cannot be denied air passage”
DGCA lays down requirements

Caution against ‘balkanisation of the mind’ and graft
Leaders seek to redeem “tryst with destiny” pledge

Great disparity: Tata
KOLKATA: Tata Sons chairman Ratan Tata has said that great disparity still exists with a large portion of the population surviving at below subsistence levels and a smaller, more fortunate segment enjoying wealth and wellbeing. In a ...

President’s Police Medal for 17 CBI men
NEW DELHI: Seventeen officers and other ranks of the Central Bureau of Investigation have been awarded the President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service and the Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of Independence ...

Claim mischievous: Rashtrapati Bhavan
New Delhi: The Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday described a claim by two Mumbai-based persons that they can facilitate a meeting with President Pratibha Patil for a sum as “totally mischievous, unauthorised and illegal.” ...

Syria for active Indian role in West Asia
NEW DELHI: Syria wants India to play a more active role in stabilising the situation in West Asia, especially by leveraging its close relationship with the U.S. Pointing out any adverse developments in the region would also impact on ...

Land allotment: Modi’s ultimatum to Centre
No people’s government in State: Patel

AHWR to attain criticality soon, says BARC director
Design of Compact High Temperature Reactor optimised

Film by destitute boys gets selected for international festival
KOLKATA: A short film made by two teenagers who are being raised at a destitute boys’ home, has been selected for the Auburn International Film and Video Festival slated to be held in Sydney, Australia, between September 17 and 21, 2007. ...

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