Rafale Deal Case: Supreme Court rules out probe in the deal
The verdict was pronounced on a batch of pleas seeking court-monitored probe in the multi-billion dollar Rafale fighter jet deal with France. New Delhi| The
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Breaking News: Kamal Nath appointed as Madhya Pradesh CM
Bhopal| Ending the two days long speculations the Congress finally declared Kamal Nath as the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister. However, there will not be a
What does vote share mean??
The assembly elections in five states have thrown a mixed result to us. While the mandate in the states of Chhattisgarh and Telangana is already
Vote Share, NOTA and Margins: How Madhya Pradesh slipped through BJP’s clutches
BJP won 109 seats with a vote share of 41% in Madhya Pradesh. It received 0.1% more votes than Congress but still lost. The
Make sure private banks stay in Indian hands: RSS affiliate to new RBI governor
New Delhi | Days after new RBI governor Shaktikanta Das assumed charge, an RSS-affiliated outfit on Thursday said he should “rethink” about the regulatory framework for
Sachin Pilot, Ashok Gehlot ask supporters to maintain peace
Jaipur | Amid the announcement of the Chief Minister in Rajasthan both Sachin Pilot and Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot have asked thier supporters to maintain peace
Supreme Court to pronounce verdict on pleas for probe into Rafale fighter jet deal
New Delhi | The Supreme Court is scheduled on Friday to pronounce the verdict on pleas seeking court-monitored probe into India’s multi-billion dollar Rafale fighter jet deal
Rights of elderly must be recognised and implemented, says Supreme Court
New Delhi | Statutory rights of over 10 crore elderly persons in India must be recognised and implemented, the Supreme Court said on Thursday, directing the
Impact of demonetization on India’s real estate sector
A sudden ban on the existing Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 currency on 8th Nov 16’notes shook the Indian economy and real estate sector which
Dissolution of Parliament by President ‘unconstitutional’, rules Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court
Colombo | Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court Thursday unanimously ruled that the dissolution of Parliament by Maithripala Sirisena was “unconstitutional”, in a major setback to the President