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| Siddaramaiah expands his ministry with induction of new ministers | |
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Description: Bangalore, May 18 (ANI): Karnataka Chief Minister K. Siddaramaiah on Saturday expanded his ministry, with the induction of new ministers amid growing chorus for removal of tainted ministers. Karnataka governor, Hansraj Bhardwaj administered the oath to the new ministers before a packed crowd in a stadium. The newly elected Congress government in Karnataka got its chief minister, as senior party leader K. Siddaramaiah who took oath before thousands of his supporters in Bangalore. According to reports Congress Lok Sabha member A.H. Vishwanath from Mysore and 95-year-old freedom fighter H.S. Doreswamy, are amongst many who have been strident in their call to induct party legislators with clean image into the state cabinet. Doreswamy was among the first group of people that Siddaramaiah called on in Bangalore after taking oath as chief minister four days ago. Views:575 |
| Jharkhand: Maoists set ablaze construction company vehicles | |
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Description: Ramgarh, May 18 (ANI): Acting with brazen impunity Maoists in Jobhia village of Ramgarh district of Jharkhand set ablaze a hi-tech tractor, a Tata 307 truck, another tractor, a JCB and a mixer, belonging to Siddharth Construction Company. The Maoists had also put up posters on the scene against Operation Green Hunt and the government. Meanwhile fearing retribution the locals are unwilling to disclose about the incident. SP Ramgarh Anish Gupta along with India Reserve security men raided the area, but no Maoists were found. Siddharth Construction Company is engaged in road building in the district, but the Naxalites are opposing it. Views:343 |
| CBI official investigating coal scam arrested for taking bribe | |
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Description: New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested the chief investigator in the coal blocks allotment case for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs.7 lakh to "settle" a land dispute for a businessman. A second CBI officer and two others were arrested as well. The arrests were carried out by the CBI's internal intelligence unit. The arrested persons are Superintendent of Police Vivek Dutt and Inspector Rajesh. They were arrested outside the CBI'S headquarters. The alleged bribe money is not connected with the coal case which is being monitored by the Supreme Court, sources said. Views:1230 |
| 1 security personnel killed during gun battle with Maoists in Chhattisgarh | |
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Description: Raipur, May 18 (ANI): At least one personnel of the Special Task Force (STF) was killed, while another was critically injured during a gun battle with Maoists in. The incident took place when the security forces were on their way to Maoist hotbed Sukma for area domination when the rebels showered bullets at them triggering a gun battle. As per senior police officials the spirits of the security forces has not taken a set back as such incidents occur in the line of duty and protection of civilians. Meanwhile another injured security official was brought to Raipur for medical aid. Doctors who performed surgery on the injured security personnel said that his health parameters were stable. Views:243 |
| IPL spot-fixing: Delhi Police to conduct more raids | |
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Description: Mathura/ New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): The Delhi Police is likely to conduct more raids on Saturday in connection with the IPL spot-fixing scandal. Teams of Delhi Police's special cell have been sent to Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Kolkata to conduct searches and track the money trail in the IPL spot-fixing case. Meanwhile, Pacer S Sreesanth and the two other players of the Rajasthan Royals IPL team Ankit Chavan and Ajit Chandila arrested by Delhi Police have reportedly confessed to spot-fixing. According to Delhi Police arrested Rajasthan Royals players have confessed to the crime during their interrogation. However, these 'confessions' are not admissible in the court of law. Earlier, police sources said Chandila has named two more players, both batsmen, who were involved in spot-fixing. Meanwhile, breaking his silence over the issue Vice President of BCCI and Chairman of IPL Rajeev Shukla said that that there would be no escape for the guilty. Views:322 |
| Police seizes 1,500 explosives in Koderma | |
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Description: Koderma, May 18 (ANI): Acting on a tip off, sleuths of Jharkhand Police recovered a huge cache of explosives in Koderma region. Speaking to mediapersons, police said that the suspected person involved in the case happened to give the raiding party a slip. The owner of the house from where the explosives were found has been identified as Ayodhya Prasad Mehta. Views:1340 |
| BJP blames Congress for non passage of Food Security Bill | |
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Description: New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held the ruling Congress party responsible for the non-passage of the Food Security Bill in the budget session of the parliament. Earlier, on May 16, the Congress party's Vice President Rahul Gandhi had blamed the BJP for stalling the parliament resulting in the non passage and enactment of the Food Security Bill. On this score, BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar said that the central government ought to have followed the food security model of Chhattisgarh. Views:254 |
| IPL: Sharad Pawar demands action against players involved in spot fixing | |
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Description: New Delhi, May 16 (ANI): Former chief of the Board of control for cricket India (BCCI) Sharad Pawar on Thursday urged the cricket federation to take stern action against the three Indian cricket league players involved in spot-fixing. The players belonged to Rajasthan Royals, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila including pacer, S Sreesanth who was also part of India's 2011 world cup winning cricket team. Pawar condemned the greedy act of the players and urged the BBCI to take stern actions. Meanwhile, BCCI President N. Srinivasan promised tough actions against the players, but said that BCCI cannot keep a track of everything. Views:303 |
| IPL spot-fixing scandal: Delhi Police discloses details Part - 2 | |
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Description: New Delhi, May 16 (ANI): Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar on Thursday spilled the bigger story on the Sreesanth spot-fixing row. Kumar said that the Mumbai underworld is involved in spot fixing in IPL matches. The Delhi police team explained in detail, with match footage, to show how they cracked the modus-operandi behind spot-fixing in the current IPL season. According to Kumar, Ajit Chandila was paid Rs 20 lakh for giving away certain amount of runs in May 5 match between Rajasthan Royals and Pune Warriors. Spot-fixing codes were given to players by bookies. He also said that, Ankeet Chavan was promised Rs 60 lakh for giving away 14 runs in his second over in yesterday___s match against Mumbai Indians. Views:637 |
| IPL spot-fixing scandal: Delhi Police discloses details Part - 1 | |
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Description: New Delhi, May 16 (ANI): Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar on Thursday spilled the bigger story on the Sreesanth spot-fixing row. Kumar said that the Mumbai underworld is involved in spot fixing in IPL matches. The Delhi police team explained in detail, with match footage, to show how they cracked the modus-operandi behind spot-fixing in the current IPL season. According to Kumar, Ajit Chandila was paid Rs 20 lakh for giving away certain amount of runs in May 5 match between Rajasthan Royals and Pune Warriors. Spot-fixing codes were given to players by bookies. He also said that, Ankeet Chavan was promised Rs 60 lakh for giving away 14 runs in his second over in yesterday's match against Mumbai Indians. Views:4351 |