Noose Tightened on ex-HAL Boss: Alleged misuse of airport entry pass
Ex-Hindustan Aeronautics Limited chief, RK Tyagi looks in deep trouble with allegations pertaining to the misuse of airport entry pass. For obtaining the pass he allegedly misrepresenting facts. Being one of the highly influential technocrats holding top positions of the HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited) and Pawan Hans Helicopters, allegedly managed to get the Aerodrome Entry …
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Kanhaiya Lal Polytechnic Reunion In Greater Noida To Welcome Friends & Eminent Dignitaries
The Kanhaiya Lal Polytechnic College, Roorkee city, Uttrakhand, have been on a great ranking for the sector of technical education. Many great scholars have graduated from this prestigious institute who now are providing their services in many different sectors. All those passed out students and the scholars are giving a great glory to the name …
A Wave Of New Beginnings In South: PM Modi’s Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit four southern states over the course of the next two days: Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. PM Modi will announce development projects totaling more than Rs 25,000 crore during his trip of the four southern states from November 11 to 12. He will also open an airport …
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Culpable Criminal, Before Decision? Gautam Navlakha
Gautam Navlakha gets Supreme Court relief, to be placed under house arrest. Asserting that Gautam Navlakha is “in touch with Kashmiri radicals” and the Pakistani intelligence agency “ISI,” the NIA has rejected his request to be placed under home detention. On Thursday, the Supreme Court approved Gautam Navlakha’s one-month house imprisonment in connection with the …
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Malé Fire Incident: 9 Indian’s Died
India expressed grief over Maldives fire and said that it was in close contact with authorities. Firefighters try to douse a fire that broke out in building that was lodging foreign workers in Maldives capital Malé. At least 10 people were killed and several others injured when a fire swept through cramped lodgings of foreign …
Nation Must! : Now New Necessity for News-TV
This is a must for Television. The visual media will have to air ‘national interest’ content everyday for thirty minutes. The new guidelines have now been effective from this week itself. November 09 on the television news channels have to follow the new instruction of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. The I&B officials say …
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Most Awaited Home Coming : UK okays Nirav Modi’s extradition
This is the biggest setback for Nirav Modi with the UK High Court ordering his extradition to India for facing fraud charges. One of the most infamous scams in India was Rs 13,500-crore PNB fraud case. And the antagonist was Nirav Modi who was booked in the case and was expected to be brought back …
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Internal Security Situation Review by Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a high level meeting of the Intelligence Bureau (IB) with the officer from across the country in New Delhi today and reviewed the internal security situation of the country. The meeting held extensive discussions on various issues related to national security, including counter terrorism, threats from extremism, cyber security …
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Aruna Miller: First Indo-American to hold Maryland office
India marches on. The news after Kmla Harris, Rishi Sunak also reaches to Meet Aruna Miller, the first ever Indian-American to hold office in Maryland. As far as the House of Representatives are concerned, Indians in America are likely to reach to a hundred per cent strike rate for the House of Representatives. This is …
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Supreme Court’s Minority View On EWS Quota Arbitrary & Discrimination
The 103rd Constitutional Amendment, which included a 10% reservation for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) in education and public employment, has been maintained by a 3:2 majority of the Supreme Court Constitution Bench. Justice S Ravindra Bhat issued a dissenting verdict to overturn the 103rd Constitution Amendment, which was backed by Justices Dinesh Maheshwari, Bela Trivedi, …
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