Rain washes off dust, but Delhi stares at pollution relapse today
A brief spell of rain on Tuesday night came to the rescue of the people residing in the national Capital as Delhi’s air quality improved “remarkably” and the National Ambient Air Quality Index recorded the level of harmful pollutants as “lowest” of this season. The contribution from stubble burning to pollution...
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Lankan House says no trust in Prime Min Rajapaksa
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No debate on Rafale price if it’s not made public: SC
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Session from Dec 11, Govt to turn up heat
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Ex-bureaucrats question CAG delay on DeMo, Rafale reports
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Dassault rejects Rahul’s claims
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Ananth Kumar passes away
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Abided by DAC to buy Rafale: Centre to SC
13 November 2018 | PNS
CVC files confidential report on Verma graft
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) on Monday filed its preliminary enquiry report in a sealed cover before the Supreme Court against benched CBI director Alok Kumar Verma in view of the allegations of corruption levelled against him by his deputy Rakesh Asthana. Following allegations of corruption, Verma and Asthana were divested...
‘Tigress Avni shot from behind, not in self-defence’
Tigress Avni was shot “when she was facing away” from the gunman hired by the Maharashtra Government, the report of an independent Government-appointed expert revealed here on Monday. The detailed analytical report has been prepared by Wildlife Biologist Milind Pariwakam of the Wildlife Conservation Trust, who attended Avni’s autopsy as a...
Wary Kushwaha flexes muscles, meets Sharad
Sharing a hostile political relationship with Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, BJP ally Rashtriya Lok Samata Party’s (RLSP) president Upendra Kushwaha on Monday met Opposition leader Sharad Yadav, a friend-turned-foe of Nitish Kumar, with a suggestion that he is not altogether averse to switching camps. Kushwaha met Sharad at the latter’s...
Voters defy Naxals in their bastion
Voters defy Naxals in their bastion Voters defy Naxals in their bastion Chhattisgarh’s insurgency-hit 18 Assembly seats witnessed heavy polling on Monday as voters defied Maoists’ boycott call. It has set the tone for the Assembly elections in five States that have been viewed as a “semi-finals” before the country goes...
All eyes on CVC report on Alok Verma today
The Central Vigilance Commission is slated to submit a report on its enquiry against benched CBI Director Alok Verma on Monday. The CVC was tasked by the Supreme Court on October 26 to probe within two weeks the allegations of bribery and meddling in high profile cases by Verma as...
Forces ask local ultras to give up for new life
With highly educated young men, including postgraduates and PhD scholars, picking up the gun in Jammu & Kashmir, the security establishment has decided to intensify its efforts to reach out to the parents to counsel their wards before it’s too late. More so, since the casualties among terrorist ranks indicate...
2019 semi-finals begin in C’garh
The much awaited “semi-finals” in the run up to the Parliamentary elections next year is all set to begin on Monday when Chhattisgarh goes for the first phase of Assembly elections for 18 seats in Naxal-hit districts, as part of the simultaneous polls in fours other crucial States — Madhya...
