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Saturday, August 13, 2011, Chandigarh, India
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Air India gets an overhaul
CMD Arvind Jadhav moved out; airline turnaround plan to roll out in 3 months
New Delhi, August 12
The government has given Rohit Nandan, a joint secretary in the Civil Aviation Ministry, charge of the beleaguered national carrier Air India. He will be the airline’s Chairman-cum-Managing Director (CMD) for the next three years. Nandan replaces Arvind Jadhav, who has been facing criticism for not being able to carry along the airline staff, thanks to his “autocratic” style of functioning.

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Anna’s fast unjustified, says Chidambaram
New Delhi, August 12
Reminding social activist Anna Hazare and his team about fundamentals of democracy and the Parliamentary system of framing laws, the government said Anna’s plan of a fast to protest against the Lokpal Bill at this juncture was “extra-parliamentary and unjustified”.
Home Minister P Chidambaram and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Water Resourses Pawan Bansal address a press conference in New Delhi. Home Minister P Chidambaram and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Water Resourses Pawan Bansal address a press conference in New Delhi. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal


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US comments unwarranted, says India
New Delhi, August 12
India today hit back at the United States for needlessly commenting on the indefinite fast proposed to be undertaken by social activist Anna Hazare from August 16 in support of a stronger Lokpal Bill. “We have seen the needless comments by the US State Department spokesperson on handling of peaceful protests in India.

End to pesky calls, SMSes soon
New Delhi, August 12
In a relief to millions of mobile phone users, telecom regulator TRAI today said it will take 4-6 weeks to curb the menace of unsolicited calls and SMSes after DoT cleared the '140' number series exclusively for landline phones of telemarketing companies.

Hasan Ali gets bail
Hasan Ali Mumbai, August 12
Hasan Ali Khan, businessman and stud farm owner who was arrested for alleged money laundering earlier this year, was today granted bail by the Bombay High Court after the Enforcement Directorate failed to prove its case. Setting bail at Rs 5 lakh to Khan, Judge AM Thipsay said the ED could not prove before the court that the funds in the possession of the accused were the proceeds of crime.

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New Delhi, August 12
The Supreme Court has clarified that the Right to Information (RTI) Act 2005 “should not be allowed to be misused or abused to become a tool to obstruct the national development and integration and destroy peace, tranquility and harmony among its citizens.” “Nor should it be converted into a tool of oppression or intimidation of honest officials striving to do their duty.

Top cop says police, not MPs, restored order
London, August 12
As the death toll from violent riots in England rose to five, a top British police officer has slammed political leaders for finding fault with the cops' handling of the unrest while authorities summoned officials of two social networking sites and makers of BlackBerry to discuss their roles in preventing future outbreaks. (Details on World page)

 Govt sides with censor board on ‘Aarakshan’
New Delhi, August 12
Defending the censor board's decision to allow the film "Aakarshan" release, the Centre today ruled out any scope for intervention in the matter. “I am fully with the decision of the Censor Board.... My Ministry has no role in it,” Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni told reporters on the sidelines of a function here.

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