| | | | Anna's satyagraha could be nuisance for others: HC
The Bombay high court came down heavily on Team Anna's decision to seek exemption from charges to use MMRDA grounds for the fast. Minority quota is 'dangerous', can lead to civil war: BJP
The quota within quota is Congress' political game, which can lead to a civil war among the different communities and castes, said BJP. 2G case: Raja accuses CBI of creating 'false witness'
A Raja, former telecom minister, accused CBI of making his ex-aide Aseervatham Achary a "false witness" to depose against him. | | | | | HC stays proceedings against Vidya Balan
The Andhra Pradesh high court stayed the criminal case against Bollywood actress Vidya Balan and producer Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Films. IIT-B students to pay more for hygienic food
Though the students have zeroed in on the best caterer out of 10 keeping a special emphasis on hygiene, not all are excited about the 30% rise in rates. | | | | | We have not shelved FDI in retail: Pranab Mukherjee
The government is making efforts to build a consensus on important economic legislations, including foreign investment in multi-brand retail, said Mukherjee. Sensex gains 92 points on firm Asian cues
The BSE benchmark Sensex rose by over 92 points in opening trade on Friday, extending gains registered in the past two sessions. | | | | | We'll give Dhoni a tough time: Hussey
Hussey also hoped that the iconic Sachin Tendulkar wouldn't be able to score his 100th international hundred in Australia. India seek breakthrough Test series win in Australia
India are desperate to bury their unwanted tag of being poor travellers as they bid to win their first Test series in Australia starting on Monday. | | | | | Bipasha demands Rs 1 crore for an item song
Bipasha Basu has been approached by the makers of " Gabbar Singh", the Telugu remake of "Dabangg", for an item number on the lines of "Munni Badnam". Imran Khan turns Santa
Imran turned Santa for a bunch of underprivileged kids, and he lugged along his sack of goodies too. I like talking to kids. They have no agenda, no questions, he said. | | | | | Indians No.1 in flouting IT policies at workplace
A recent global survey says that employees in India are top violators of IT rules at workplaces, ahead of Russia and Vietnam. German retailers sued over HTC phones
Patent firm IPCom has sued German retailers for patent infringement for continuing to sell phones made by HTC, the No. 4 smartphone maker globally. | | | | | |
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