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India defends diplomat embroiled in SA's 'Gutpagate'

After a top Indian diplomat was accused of manipulation by South Africa to obtain permission for landing of an aircraft chartered by a well-connected Indian family at a military air base in......

Kudankulam-1 likely to be commissioned by Apr: Govt

The much-delayed Kudankulam nuclear power project is expected to be commissioned by April, government told the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. "All efforts are being made to commission units 1and 2 of......

SC raps govt on acid attacks, says regulate sale

The Supreme Court on Wednesday reminded the Union government for the third time to formulate a policy to regulate the sale of acid in the open market. India has only taken steps to introduce......

LIVE: Day 2 of the Jaipur Literature Festival

Rediff.com's Vaihayasi Pande Daniel is at the Jaipur Literature Festival. Follow her updates right here! The Jaipur Literature Festival 2013 is underway and Rediff.com's Editorial director......

View: Is Rape a new Development Indicator?

If rapes are rising dramatically in India over the last 20 years, is it logical to blame traditional Indian culture, asks Sankrant Sanu. The brutal gang-rape in Delhi, leading to the death of a......

Is National Investment Board needed?

Vinayak ChatterjeeChairman, Feedback Infra "Over 65 clearances are required for a thermal power project at three different levels - federal, state and local. There are 17 ministries at the central......

Bhave raises UPSE's hopes for NSE membership

The Uttar Pradesh Stock Exchangemay get permission from the Securities and Exchange Board of Indiafor taking membership of the National Stock Exchange as C B Bhave,new Sebi chief, seems to be......

Pearson Overseas to buy Business Standard pie

The Foreign Investment Promotion Board is believed to have permitted Pearson Overseas Holding to initially acquire 13.85 per cent in Business Standard for about Rs 14 crore (Rs 140 million),......

Nocil in BIFR net

National Organic Chemical Industries has been registered as a sick industrial company by the Board of Industrial and Financial Reconstruction.This comes more than a month after Nocil's board......

Sebi allows DSE members to trade on NSE

Securities and Exchange Board of India has allowed the Delhi Stock Exchange members to trade on the National Stock Exchange as part of the efforts to bring liquidity and life to the ailing bourse,......

What you should know about the Malegaon film industry

The recent fifth Nasik International Film Festival (NIFF) showcased 188 films -- short films, documentaries, animation films and feature films. A statue of the pioneer of Indian cinema,......

PCB denies Pakistan players permission to play Bangladesh league

Pakistan players have been refused permission to play in a Bangladesh 50-over league by their cricket board in order to concentrate on next month's Test series against England in Dubai and Abu......

Selectors threaten to quit over gag order

In an unprecedented revolt against the Board of Control for Cricket in India's policy to ban national selectors from writing columns, three selectors threatened to quit on Monday if the gag order......

BCCI might use John Wright's services at NCA

The Board of Control for Cricket in Indiais contemplating utilising the services of national coach John Wright at the Bangalore-based National Cricket Academy.Indicating this, BCCI president......

Panesar cleared by Sussex to participate in IPL auction

England left-arm spinner Monty Panesar, who had impressed in the recent Test series in India, has been cleared by his county side Sussex to take part in next month's auction of the cash-rich IPL.......

Yousuf hits out at PCB for stopping domestic comeback

Pakistan's former Test captain Muhammad Yousuf has hit out at the Cricket Board for not letting him play in the ongoing President's Trophy first-class tournament despite domestic performance being......

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Q. There are lot of scholars and even non-scholars issuing Fatwas to be followed by all followers of Muslim faith. Many of these Fatwas are against commonsense and scientific advancements. Already the Muslim brethern are backwards because of resistance to change.Why not some learned scholars from acredited centres authorised to issue Fatwas on all India basis? Rest should either be debarred from issuing Fatwas or Fatwas from them ignored?
: A. In nations where Islamic law is the basis of civil law, but has not been codified, as is the case of some Arab countries in the Middle East, fatwa...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/there-are-lot-of-scholars-and-even-non-scholars-issuing-fatw//answers/12559390

Q. The BK Modi-owned GSM operator, Spice Telecommunication which caters to the Punjab and Karnataka circles, which had been denied listing permission by the National Stock Exchange, during IPO in June 2007, the grounds that its accumulated losses have exceeded the net worth. had clarified that it will look at listing on the NSE after the IPO, as soon as it recover from its ailing position. \Now as on Dec 2007 the networth of the company is Rs 860crore and the board in its meeting to be held during 2nd week of June 2008 to discuss the option of going in for NSE listing
SATYAPRAKASH AGRAWAL: A. Thnaks for information more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/the-bk-modi-owned-gsm-operator-spice-telecommunication-which/12557680/answers/8850301

Q. What are the restrictions imposed by the Act on the Right to Strike?
Jasmin Pal: A. Every right comes with its own duties. Most powerful rights have more duties attached to them. The trade union Act, 1926 for the first time...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/what-are-the-restrictions-imposed-by-the-act-on-the-right-to/8850278/answers/5668484

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Meiyappan arrested, BCCI top brass wants Arun Jaitley as chief

Meanwhile, BCCI sources have told CNN-IBN that the top brass in the cricket body wants Arun Jaitley to take over as the BCCI chief But N Srinivasan... ...

http://www.firstpost.com/sports/ipl/live-mumbai-crime-branch-arrests-srinivasans-son-in-law-meiyappan-787311.html

Meiyappan, Vindoo may be questioned together

CNN-IBN Mumbai bureau chief Smitha Nair quoted sources as saying that at the moment top crime branch officials are interrogating Gurunath Meiyappan... ...

http://www.firstpost.com/sports/ipl/as-it-happened-meiyappan-vindoo-may-be-questioned-together-787311.html

Oregon public universities want to raise tuition about 5 percent

Oregon public university presidents on Friday will ask permission to raise tuition by about 5 percent next year, the smallest increase they have... ...

http://www.universitiesnews.com/2013/05/24/oregon-public-universities-want-to-raise-tuition-about-5-percent/

British Airways to Pay Indian Flier Rs 1.5 L

British Airways has been directed by the apex consumer commission to pay Rs 1.5 lakh to an Indian scholar for not allowing him to board the... ...

http://news.outlookindia.com/items.aspx?artid=798959

Pathankot association gets a new team

Pathankot Computer Dealers Association (PCDA) held a general body meeting (GBM) on May 15 at Hotel Grand Pathankot to conduct its annual election... ...

http://www.dqweek.com/dq-week/news/189149/pathankot-association-team?WT.rss_f=Market+buzz&WT.rss_a=Pathankot+association+gets+a+new+team+

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