Source: indiatoday.in Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said that whatever the decision comes in the Ayodhya case, the home ministry was ready and there would not be any law and order situation. In an exclusive interview to India Today TV, Amit Shah said that he believed in the fabric of the country and
Source: indiatoday.in he recent Supreme Court judgement in the case related to the aggrieved 42,000 Amrapali homebuyers could be treated as a precedent to streamline incomplete housing projects, a mess created by real estate developers across the country. The top court ordered ED to probe the alleged money laundering by realtors and appointed the state-run
Source: dnaindia.com The Reserve Bank’s new circular for resolution of stressed assets is propelled by provisioning requirements and gives more freedom to bankers in taking decisions, Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) Chairman Sunil Mehta said Saturday. Two months after the Supreme Court struck down its February 12 circular, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Friday came
Source: news18.com New Delhi: Twenty eight years after he was booked on charges of demanding a bribe of Rs 250, a former Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) official has been acquitted by the Delhi High Court. Justice R.K. Gauba acquitted Jagan Nath while setting aside a trial court judgement of February 28, 2002 in which
Source-news18.com The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is not obligated to disclose raw and scaled marks of civil services examinations under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, the Supreme Court has ruled. The top court has refused to reconsider its ruling whereby it had earlier cited confidentiality and integrity of the UPSC exams to put
Source:- thehansindia.com New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dismissed the pleas of the Tamil Nadu government and one convict seeking review of its judgement in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case in which was ruled that the Centre has “primacy” over states’ right to grant remission. A five-judge Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice J S
