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Storm
brewing in Punjab Cong
After CM, Bhattal arrives in
Delhi
New Delhi, November 21
The lull in the Punjab Congress
indicates that a storm is brewing and the contentious leaders for the
top post are only waiting for the December 1 Assembly poll to be over.
After Amarinder Singh, who campaigned for the party in Madhya Pradesh,
stay put in Delhi amidst reports of his meeting with senior Congress
leaders, Rajinder Kaur Bhattal arrived in the Capital today.
Centre
rapped over appointment of competition panel head
New Delhi, November 21
The Supreme Court today expressed
dissatisfaction over the Centre’s affidavit defending the appointment
of a non-judicial person as chairman of the Competition Commission,
forcing Attorney General Soli J. Sorabjee to make a commitment that the
government would delete Section 39 of the relevant statute, which
facilitates such an appointment.
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Bathinda refinery's fate uncertain
New Delhi, November 21
Uncertainty looms large over the fate of the 9 million tonne oil refinery in Bathinda with the Punjab Government voicing serious reservation about continuing the fiscal concessions and other associated tax incentives for the project.
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27 dead, 450 hurt in Istanbul blasts
November 21, 2003
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Militants holed up inside BSNL office
November 20, 2003
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Aircraft
land Sonia, Jogi in soup
November 19, 2003
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Judeo out, CBI probe on
November 18, 2003
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Judeo
to go if found guilty, says PM
November 17, 2003
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Israeli troops must pull out, says Vajpayee
November 16, 2003
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India
to base planes in Tajikistan
November 15, 2003
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Stop
terror influx, Russia tells Pak
November 14, 2003
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PM, Putin vow to
fight terror
November 13, 2003
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Russia
for lifting N-sanctions
November 12, 2003
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The Supreme Court, which had earlier expressed anguish over the callous way of handling trials in riot cases in Gujarat, today lashed out at the Narendra Modi government again for showing no change in functioning. It also stayed the trial in 10 important cases relating to the killing of hundreds of people.
Rocked by unprecedented charges of bribery, the Board of Control for Cricket in India moved in quickly today and suspended first class cricketer Abhijit Kale for allegedly offering Rs 10 lakh each to two national selectors for a place in the Indian team to Australia and ordered an inquiry into it.
