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Mortal remains of Jaipal Reddy consigned to flames

The mortal remains of Congress veteran S Jaipal Reddy were consigned to flames on Monday on the banks of Hussain Sagar Lake in Hyderabad with full state honours. IMAGE: People attend the funeral......

Jaipal Reddy: An articulate leader who never compromised on values

He served as Union minister of information and broadcasting in the IK Gujral government and was allotted different portfolios in the Manmohan Singh government. Known for his oratorical skills and......

Veteran Congress leader Jaipal Reddy passes away at 77

Congress leaders recalled that he played a crucial role in convincing the United Progressive Alliance-II government and the All India Congress Committee president Sonia Gandhi to grant separate......

Naidu's journey from pasting party posters to being Vice President

Naidu was an ABVP activist during the Emergency and was arrested and jailed. IMAGE: Vice President-elect Venkaiah Naidu being greeted by his wife Usha and daughter Deepa Venkat in New Delhi on......

'Respect for PM office's restored under NDA govt'

Dismissing allegations that the National Democratic Alliance government is a one-man show and that ministers have been reduced to "toys," Union Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore said that the......

New plan to curb film piracy

The optical disk legislation is being worked out in the country to curb film piracy, Union Urban Development and Culture Minister, S Jaipal Reddy, said in Panaji on Thursday. "Union Ministry for......

BAG Films launches media school in Noida

Sometime last week there was an interesting seminar on media held at New Delhi's India Habitat Centre. Inaugurated by Jaipal Reddy, minister, information & broadcasting -- who attended the seminar......

'Govt open to review of FDI cap in media'

Information and broadcasting minister S Jaipal Reddy Wednesday said the government was open to the idea of reviewing the foreign investment caps in the media and entertainment sector at an......

SPV to fund infrastructure projects

The Union Cabinet on Thursday gave its approval to establish a special purpose vehicle for funding infrastructure projects.The SPV will be known as The India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited,......

Cabinet clears telecom FDI norms

The Cabinet on Thursday cleared the decks for allowing 74 per cent foreign investment in basic and mobile phone service companies and decided that foreign shareholding in state-run banks and......

'IFFI needs more global celebrities'

Exhorting festival organisers to rope in international stars to promote the International Film Festival of India in Goa, Union Culture Minister S Jaipal Reddy said advance planning was required to......

Smoking banned in movies

The governmenthas officially banned the depiction of smoking in film and tv serials from October 2. "We have reached a complete understanding about the manner in which we should go about,"......

Industry prepares to fight pirates!

According to Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry estimates, the movie industry suffered nearly Rs 1,200 crore in losses in 2004, thanks to piracy. And at the inaugural day of......

'Goa is still not the permanent venue'

Information and Broadcasting Minister Jaipal Reddy has broken his silence on the issue of making Goa the permanent venue for the International Film Festival of India."There are no rival claimants......

Bollywood votes for Goa!

The heady Goan cocktail of the sun, sand, sea and cinema seems to have given the delegates at the International Film Festival of India a buzz they are thoroughly enjoying.While Kerala and West......

Fennell holds OC responsible for CWG mess

Commonwealth Games Federation president Mike Fennell was more than assertive when he held the Organising Committee of the Delhi Games responsible for the mess and delay in building infrastructure......

Broadcast sharing with DD compulsory

The Indian government has told television companies holding cricket rights involving the national team to share the feed with the state broadcaster in future. Thursday's decision is a big setback......

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