| No
evidence of cartelisation!
|
New
Delhi, Apr 17:
The government today said there is no evidence of cartelisation
by the steelmakers and that there is no "formal proposal"
to set up a regulator for the sector.
|
| Inflation
eases to 7.14 pc
|
New
Delhi, Apr 17:
Trying hard to combat price rise, the government today received
some respite with the inflation rate easing to 7.14 per cent
during the first week of the current financial year.
|
| OBC
quotas in medical insts from this session
|
New
Delhi, Apr 17:
The 27 per cent OBC quota will be implemented in Central government-run
medical institutes over a period of two years with 18 per cent
seats reserved for the backward castes students in such higher
learning centres in this academic session.
|
| India,
Brazil sign 4 agreements
|
Brasillia,
Apr 17:
India and Brazil have inked four agreements, including an extradition
treaty and an MoU for cooperation in the oil and natural gas
sector, cementing the relations between the two emerging economic
powers.
|
| PDS
for all: Govt rejects Left demand
|
New
Delhi, Apr 17:
Government on Thursday rejected the Left parties' demand for
universalisation of public distribution system and allayed apprehensions
of food riots in the country, saying the situation was "not
that bad".
|
| Three
awarded death sentence
|
Tirunelveli,
Apr 17:
A judge in Tirunelveli has awarded death sentences to two people
found guilty of murdering former TN law minister Aladi Aruna
in December 2004.
|
| 641
Indians in Pak jails
|
New
Delhi, Apr 17:
A total of 641 Indians, including 436 fishermen, are languishing
in different Pakistani jails, the government said on Thursday.
|
| Monk
kills sanyasins, gets lynched
|
Kolkata,
Apr 17:
A saffron-clad monk entered a reputed math in the heart of the
city on Wednesday evening and stabbed to death two sanyasins,
one of them the head of the order.
|
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