A special CBI court yesterday sentenced five people, including a former Border Security Force DIG, to 10 years in prison in the 2006 Jammu and Kashmir sex scandal. Pronouncing the quantum of sentence in a packed courtroom here, judge Gagan Geet Kaur said the convicts deserved no leniency. The court had held the five guilty on May 30. The convicts ...
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No religious functions at Rashtrapati Bhavan anymore
After a gap of a decade, there will be no Iftar celebrations at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. President Ram Nath Kovind has said that Rashtrapati Bhavan being a public building, there would be no religious observances at taxpayer expense. Iftar parties have been traditionally hosted at the Rashtrapati Bhavan except during the tenure of APJ Abdul Kalam, who was the president ...
Read More »IAF pilot dies in Jaguar crash near Jamnagar
An Indian Air Force Jaguar fighter jet on Tuesday crashed soon after it took off from the Jamnagar air base in Gujarat, killing the pilot, official sources said. They said the aircraft was on a routine training mission and crashed around 10.30 am. The pilot, Air Commodore Sanjay Chauhan, died in the crash, the sources said. A Court of Inquiry ...
Read More »CBSE announces NEET-2018 result
DAINIK NATION BUREAU NEET 2018 result has been announced on the official results website for CBSE results. The result is available and students can check the same using their examination roll number. Earlier, it was announced that the result will be declared at 2 pm but has been made available earlier. With NEET 2018 result declaration, begins the process of ...
Read More »Army faces paucity of budget
DAINIK NATION BUREAU Indian Army has decided to drastically cut down its supplies from state-owned ordnance factories. This move is to ensure that the money spent is instead used to procure adequate stock of critical ammunition and spares for a short intense war. Ordnance factories’ products supplied to Army will be brought down from 94 to 50% as the Centre ...
Read More »Nirav Modi’s file not lost in Scindia house fire
DAINIK NATION BUREAU A day after media report that file related to Nirav Modi burnt in recent fire incident , the government on Sunday said the records related to the investigation into the Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi case were safe as they were transferred out before a fire broke out in the Income Tax Office in Mumbai. The clarification ...
Read More »Cong alleges 60 lakh fake voters in MP
DAINIK NATION BUREAU As Congress approached the Election Commission on Sunday over claims of 60 lakh “fake voters” in the voters’ list in Madhya Pradesh, Election Commission immediately formed two teams to probe the allegations. The have been asked to submit a report by June 7. The EC teams will visit the Narela, Bhojpur, Seoni-Malwa and Hoshangabad assembly seats to ...
Read More »Arbaaz lost Rs 2.75 crore in IPL betting
DAINIK NATION BUREAU Actor and film producer Arbaaz Khan has told the police he lost more than Rs 2.75 crore in betting on IPL matches, sources said on Saturday. Khan was summoned by the anti-extortion cell of the Thane police in the morning for questioning over his links with bookie Sonu Jalan, who was arrested last month. Police sources said Khan ...
Read More »Cops claim to have busted sex racket in Shimla
Shimla Police today claimed to have busted a sex racket with the arrest of a man and a woman from a guest house in the Himachal Pradesh capital. The police also arrested a customer and rescued a 19-year-old woman who was allegedly brought to the state capital for flesh trade by the woman who ran the racket, an official said. ...
Read More »Ram not Ravan abducted Sita according to Gujarat Board’s sanskrit book
A textbook used by Gujarat board to teach Sanskrit in Class XII has come under fire for stating that it was Lord Ram who abducted Sita and not Ravana. A paragraph on page 106 of the ‘Introduction to Sanskrit Literature’, the book mentions: “Here the poet has brought out a beautiful picture of the character of Rama with his original ...
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