Congress slams Chhattisgarh Police for organising wedding of Jiram attack accused
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Raipur: The main opposition Congress here yesterday alleged that Chhattisgarh Police organised the wedding of Naxalites accused in the Jiram Valley attack of 2013 in the state, a charge denied by officials.
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Over 6000 youths to gather at 20th National Youth Festival from tomorrow
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Raipur: Over 6000 youths from across the country will gather at the upcoming-capital Naya Raipur of Chhattisgarh tomorrow for the 20th National Youth Festival.
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Eleven Naxals surrender in Chhattisgarh
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Raipur: Eleven Naxals 'impressed' by the surrender policy of Chhattisgarh government, surrendered yesterday in Kondagaon district, while citing disappointment with the 'ill-treatment' by senior cadres, police said.
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Five security men injured in Chhatisgarh Naxal ambush
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Raipur: Five security personnel, including two STF jawans, were injured today when Naxals ambushed a team of security forces in the restive jungles of Chhattisgarh's insurgency-hit Sukma district, police said.
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'Govt to set up monitoring system'
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent The government is putting in place a monitoring system to track down implementation gaps in the economy for the ongoing projects and evolving norms aimed at speedier execution in the future, an official has said.
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Ravi to discuss with states fallout of new Saudi labour law
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Worried over possible job losses to Indians in Saudi Arabia due to a new labour law, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi Thursday said he will meet concerned ministers of nine states next week to discuss the issue and announced that ...
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Nitaqat: Minister promises help to Indian workers
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Concerned over a possible exodus of Indian overseas workers as fallout of the Nitaqat law, the Centre has asked the Indian Embassy to facilitate alternative job opportunities and make arrangements for those wanting to come back.
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NIA to probe Italian naval guards case: Sources
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent National Investigation Agency (NIA) will conduct investigation into the Italian marines case, sources said on Saturday. The government is likely to issue notification of the same next week
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5 States agree to Centre’s package for discoms revamp
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Five States – Rajasthan, Haryana, UP, Tamil Nadu and AP – have given their “in-principle consent” for participating in the financial restructuring package scheme designed by the Union Government for improving
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Hidden camera in Kerala House
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent A hidden camera was spotted at the bathroom of Kerala House in Delhi. The temporary staffer Deepak, who had installed the camera, was removed from service but is yet to be arrested.
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Cigarettes consumption up in 2011-12: Govt
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Cigarette consumption in the country increased in 2011-12 after declining in the previous year, Parliament was informed today.
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Kudankulam-1 likely to be commissioned by April 2013, says Centre
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent The much-delayed Kudankulam nuclear power project is expected to be commissioned by April, government told the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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Coal India Limited to import 20 million tonnes of coal next fiscal
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Coal India, the world's biggest producer of coal, may import as much as 20 million tonnes of the fuel next fiscal to comply with orders to increase supplies to power utilities and avoid paying penalties.
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Coal India Limited to import 20 million tonnes of coal next fiscal
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Coal India, the world's biggest producer of coal, may import as much as 20 million tonnes of the fuel next fiscal to comply with orders to increase supplies to power utilities and avoid paying penalties.
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Gold down by Rs 35 on weak demand, global cues
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Continuing a downward march for the third straight session, gold prices on Wednesday lost Rs 35 to Rs 30,010 per 10 grams here due to subdued demand from retailers amid a weak global trend.
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Sony aims to triple India mobile phone sales by March 2014
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Sony Corp aims to triple sales of its mobile phones in India to 35 billion rupees (USD 638 million) in the year to March 2014, Kenichiro Hibi, managing director of its India unit,
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PM assures action in farm loan waiver scheme irregularities
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said stringent action would be taken if any irregularities are found in the Rs.52,000 crore farm loan waiver scheme
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Visa on arrival for German tourists likely
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Aiming at increasing foreign tourist arrivals, the government today said a proposal to extend Visa on Arrival (VoA) facility to visitors from Germany is being considered.
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About 30% people were below poverty line in 09-10
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent About 30 per cent of people in India were below the poverty line in 2009-10 that was based on the monthly per capita consumption expenditure (MPCE) of Rs 673 for rural areas
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About 30% people were below poverty line in 09-10
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent About 30 per cent of people in India were below the poverty line in 2009-10 that was based on the monthly per capita consumption expenditure (MPCE) of Rs 673 for rural areas and Rs 860 for urban areas,
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ICICI Bank to sell 25-kg pledged gold to recover loans
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent The country’s largest private sector lender ICICI Bank will auction this month gold jewellery weighing nearly 25 kg,
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Uproar in Lok Sabha over farm loan waiver scheme, adjourned till noon
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent The Lok Sabha was adjourned till noon on Wednesday after noisy protests by opposition parties over discrepancies in the Rs.52,000 crore farm loan waiver scheme of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government.
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Oppn creates uproar in Houses over poor law and order situations in states
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Both the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday witnessed huge pandemonium over the issue of poor law and order situation in the states like Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Maharashtra.
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RBI relaxes overseas borrowing norms for corporate
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent Corporates can raise funds through external commercial borrowings through the automatic route, notwithstanding the pending investigations by law enforcement agencies against them,
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Rupee gains 25 paise against Dollar at 54.67 in early trade
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fjrigjwwe9r0Transactions1:ShortContent The rupee on Wednesday rose by 27 paise to 54.67 against the dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on selling of the US currency by exporters and banks.
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