India broke its promise on marines, Italy tells SC

Appearing for Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) chief Chautala who is seeking suspension of sentence, senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi submitted before Justice Mukta Gupta that the cabinet had twice held meetings in 1999 on the teachers recruitment policy ...

Economic offences are a class apart and need to be viewed differently in the matter of bail, the Supreme Court said, rejecting bail to YSR Congress leader Jagan Mohan Reddy's plea on Thursday. The Kadapa MP has been in jail since May 27, 2012.

PUNE: The first day of the indefinite strike called by the of Pune against the Local Body Tax (LBT) saw areas such as Laxmi Road and MG Road shopkeepers pulling down shutters on Wednesday. However, most shops in other areas remained open on ...

NEW DELHI: Decks for the telecast of a TV crime show allegedly based on teachers recruitment scam in Haryana were today cleared by the Supreme Court today with a caveat that there should be no reference to convicted persons including former Chief ...

NEW DELHI: The CBI manual contradicts the government's stance that it did no wrong in vetting the draft status report of the agency's probe in the , say legal experts, former CBI officials and activists. The manual says while CBI's superintendence ...

India News: The Supreme Court on Friday clarified that the special court, set up by the Centre for this case, will not take up any other matter and complete the trial as soon as possible. A bench headed by Chief Justice Altamas Kabir allowed the ...

(Times of India Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) NEW DELHI: A day after the Supreme Court barred Bharti Airtel from enrolling new subscribers for 3G services in seven circles where it does not have spectrum, the Delhi high court issued a similar fiat ...

NEW DELHI In a breather for Vodafone and Idea Cellular, the Delhi High Court on Friday restrained the federal government from taking any coercive steps against the telecom majors which have been asked to pay penalty of Rs5.50 billion and Rs3 ...

The Delhi High Court today asked telecom companies Vodafone India and Idea Cellular not to add any new customers for providing third-generation (3G) roaming services, and also directed the government not to take any "coercive steps" against the ...