Age Correspondent
Outlook, Open lock horns with Tata over Radia tapes
Two media organisations — Outlook and Open — facing Supreme Court notices on Rattan Tata’s petition on the publication of the transcript of Radia tapes, on Monday defended the “freedom of press” during the top court hearing, saying media has a right to report on any matter in the public interest against bad governance and corruption.
Gowda: JD-S won’t disrupt Budget Session
As the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) expressed its resolve to take its fight over the Joint Parliamentary Probe (JPC) to the streets, the facade of unity among the “secular” Opposition has been torn asunder with Mr H.D. Deve Gowda of the Janata Dal (Secular) making it clear that his party is not in favour of stalling Parliament over the 2G
Bansal: BJP, Left alliance is unholy
Going on the offensive, the Centre on Monday made a stinging attack on the Opposition for the washout of the Winter Session, virtually singling out BJP for paralysing Parliament saying it did “not have the courage” to move a no confidence motion.
House adjournment worries Speaker
Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar is anguished over the washout of the Winter Session of Parliament while Rajya Sabha chariman M. Hamid Ansari asked all sections of the House to introspect disapproving behaviour of the members during the session.
Uma: Not sure of BJP return
Firebrand leader and former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Uma Bharti on Sunday spoke on speculation about the prospects of her immediate return to the Bharatiya Janata Party by stating that she would
Electoral system needs reform: Moily
Union minister for law and justice M.
Cong has nothing to do with issue: Diggy
Trying to disassociate the Congress party from his remark on Mumbai ATS chief Hemant Karkare, Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh on Sunday said, “It’s not a Congress Party issue...
Man’s eye pops out in attack
A 46-year-old man and his two daughters were seriously injured when a masked man attacked them at their west Delhi residence on Sunday morning.
Girl raped in car; 4 held, including a 15-year-old
Barely three weeks after the Dhaula Kuan gangrape, yet another incident of a girl being abducted and raped in a moving car was reported from Sultanpuri in outer Delhi.
Army orders court of inquiry in Adarsh scam
The Indian Army’s Pune-based Southern Command has ordered a court of inquiry into the allotment of a flat in the Adarsh Housing Society to its serving senior officer Maj. Gen. R.K.
