Month: January 2012

New Delhi, January 31: : It’s not just one, but a triple blow likely for the UPA government as after today’s order on deemed sanction to prosecute after four months, the Supreme Court in the next two days will deliver two more judgements. One will relate to the CBI questioning Union Home Minister P Chidambaram in the 2G scam, and the third relates to the Attorney General’s role in the same case.

Justice Ashok Ganguly’s retirement on 2 May has fast tracked all three judgements.

Patna, January 31: Even a month after the deadline expired, 34 legislators in Bihar are yet to declare their assets. And most of them are from the ruling Janata Dal-United (JD-U) and BJP combine.

The guilty legislators include Public Accounts Committee chairman Lalit Kumar Yadav, and former ministers Raghvendra Pratap Singh and Ram Lashan Ram Raman.

The others who have not given details of their assets are from Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), the Congress and independents.

All legislators had detailed their assets when they filed their nomination in 2010.

Mumbai, January 31: It seems to be like Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor has very busy year ahead as there are three important films are lined up to release back to back and also her pended marriage with beau actor Saif Ali Khan which rumored to be happen fter their film ‘Agent Vinod’s release in March.

But, currently Kareena is busy with her upcoming release on 14th February, Karan Johar’s film ‘Ekk Main Aur Ekk Tu’ opposite Imran Khan. For

the first time she has paired up with another Khan who is younger to her.

New Delhi, January 31: The Supreme Court judgment setting the government a three-month deadline to sanction the prosecution of public servants for corruption was a slap in the government’s face, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said on Tuesday.

Party general secretary Ravi Shankar Prasad blamed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for protecting the tainted and questioned the government’s stand on the prosecution of Home Minister P Chidambaram in the 2G spectrum scam.

New Delhi, January 31: Social activist Anna Hazare Tuesday denied reported claims by his associates that his health had deteriorated due to the side effects of antibiotics given by his doctor in Pune.

“There have been reports that the medicines given to me were more than what I required or not needed at all. I don’t think the medicines were given to me with a malicious intent,” Hazare said in a statement here.

“Maybe my body couldn’t bear them,” he added.

Chennai, January 31: An Indian Air Force (IAF) trainer aircraft crashed into a lake near here early Tuesday but both pilots ejected safely, police said.

A police officer told reporters that the wreckage had been pulled out of the lake and the air force had ordered an inquiry.

—–IANS—-

Hyderabad, January 31: On the orders of the AP High Court following a petition filed by Congress MLA P Shankar Rao, the CBI filed an FIR on August 17, 2011, against BP Acharya, directors of Emaar Properties, Dubai, Emaar Hills Township Pvt Ltd, Emaar-MGF Land Pvt Ltd, directors of Stylish Homes real Estate Pvt Ltd, unknown public servants of AP government, and others and charged them with criminal conspiracy, cheating, criminal breach of trust, showing forged documents as genuine under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

New York, January 31: A mother has been arrested after she abandoned her two daughters aged just three and five on the street with only a few extra diapers.

Dalisha Adams, 26, from Brooklyn, was picked up by police on Sunday night after leaving her children in the cold near housing projects in Brooklyn around 3pm.

Two women came across them and stayed with the young girls until police arrived.

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Britain, January 31: It’s a classic case of hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

A boyfriend who chose to dump his girlfriend and asked her to move out of their apartment paid a heavy price for his choice.

The girl took liberal help of make-up to fake injuries and accused her boyfriend of raping her, reports Daily Mail.

The 22-year-old put on war paint, went to the police and claimed that her partner had raped her.

New Delhi, January 31 (IANS) Calling it a big victory for India’s constitution, Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy Tuesday welcomed the apex court order setting a three-month deadline for the government to sanction an application seeking prosecution of a public servant for corruption.

“I am happy today by the fact that I visualise that it is possible to win war against corruption. The thorniest issue of sanction (to prosecute a corrupt official) has been simplified by the court order,” Swamy told reporters here.

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Chicago, January 31: The US government has asked a court to deny Pakistan-born Canadian Tahawwur Rana’s plea for a new trial in cases related to the Mumbai and Denmark terror plots, arguing that he has failed to demonstrate that the court erred in convicting him for aiding Lashkar-e-Taiba.

In June last year, after a three-week trial, 50-year-old Rana was convicted of providing material support to the banned LeT, and of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorism in connection with a foiled plot involving Danish newspaper Jyllands Posten.

Harassed by paramour, woman commits suicide

Hyderabad, January 31 (Siasat News): a woman committed suicide in Pahadi Shareef area by jumping into a pond. It is suspected that she might have taken the extreme step as she was constantly harassed by her paramour.

According to police Pahadi Shareef, the dead body of one Tirupati amma, a labourer, was fished out from Ranganaiku pond.

She had illicit relations with one Venkateshwar Rao as she had left her husband five years back and was living all alone.

Hyderabad, January 31: Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, Editor Siasat and Member, Politbureau of TDP expressed his reaction on the arrest of Mr. B.P. Acharya by saying that CBI is probing into the irregularities made by a company. It is necessary that a thorough enquiry be made for all the wakf properties in the state which have been allotted to many multinational companies.

Hyderabad, January 31: APPSC has invited applications for online registration to 33 various posts in the State Service Cadre which includes 11 posts of factory inspectors, Six posts of Asst. Directors of A.P. Govt. Life Insurance, then vacancies of Senior Reporters (Gazetted) and one post of Telugu Translator.

Candidates between the age group 18-36 years can register their applications online from 4th May to 4th June. Tests will be conducted on 22nd July.

Candidates can also register their applications for five posts of inspectors (boilers) from 18th May to 18th June.

Mumbai, January 31: Kareena Kapoor possibly might have taken up the agenda “Saif ke liye kuch bhi karega”, following which she is all set to do some mujra for her beau Saif Ali Khan in their upcoming movie Agent Vinod.

If media reports are to believed, Bebo will be seen performing some kathak moves in the movie. Interestingly, the dance will be choreographed by Saroj Khan. Sources claim that since Bebo isn’t a trained kathak dancer, she had to undergo rigorous training.

New Delhi, January 31: Setting aside the Delhi high court judgement on sanction of prosecution in 2G case, the Supreme Court on Tuesday held that filing of a complaint under the Prevention of Corruption Act is a constitutional right of a citizen and the competent authority should take a decision on giving the sanction within a time frame.

Washington, January 31: American drones regularly target terrorists in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan, President Barack Obama on Tuesday said in a first such acknowledgment by the top US leadership on its highly successful but secretive programme.

“A lot of these strikes have been in the FATA, and going after al-Qaeda suspects who are up in very tough terrain along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan,” Obama said in response to a question during his first Google+ and You Tube live web chat from the White House.

Hyderabad, January 31: Mr. K. Murali, Govt whip after meeting the speaker of the Assembly Mr. N. Manohar told that action could be taken in 48 hours against the MLA’s who supported Jaganmohan Reddy during ‘No Confidence Motion’ submitted by the opposition parties.

Sixteen MLA’s had violated the Govt. whip and had voted against the Govt. Congress Legislature Party had presented a memorandum to the speaker for disqualifying them from the Assembly membership. Govt. whip produced proofs against these MLA’s in consultation with the legal advisers.

Hyderabad, January 31: State cabinet has decided to enhance Dearness Allowance of State Govt. employees to the extent of 5.99% with effect from 1st July 2011. After the hike, D.A. will be 35.95% which will cost Govt. exchequer to the extent of Rs. 6015 crore per annum.

Farmers will also get Re one lakh interest free loan which will benefit 95 lakh farmers costing a financial burden of Rs. 1500 crore to the Govt. exchequer.

United Nations, January 31: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has demanded UN action to stop spiraling violence in Syria as she prepared to join other top diplomats in pressing a reluctant Russia.

As a Syrian government offensive was blamed for the deaths of dozens more civilians, Clinton said on Monday she would join the foreign ministers of France and Britain and the Arab League chief at the United Nations today.

Hyderabad, January 31: Govt. of A.P. has decided to fill up 21,343 vacancies of the teachers through DSC in 2012. Talking to newsmen, Mr. K. Parthasarathy, Minister for Education said that in addition recruitment of teachers in schools, appointments will also be made on 12070 vacancies of English Medium Model Schools. In this way the Govt. will initiate steps to fill up 33,413 vacancies of teachers very soon.

The minister informed the media persons that there are 11602 posts of Secondary Grade Teachers, 11602 post of Language Pandits and 2000 posts of Physical Education teachers.

Damascus, January 31: Syria forces retake Damascus suburbsAmman – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s forces have taken the upper hand in escalating battles on the outskirts of the capital Damascus, while top Western and Arab diplomats are seeking a UN Security Council resolution calling for him to go.

Rebels who seized suburbs of Damascus were driven out after three days of fighting that activists say killed at least 100 people.

Hyderabad, January 31: Govt. has converted the reserved vacancies of Urdu Medium Teachers into open posts but it is not filling up those posts from among the successful candidates who passed the DSC Test in 2006-08. It is converting these vacancies into open category posts and is including them in the vacancies of 2012 for recruitment purposes.

Mr. K. Parthasarathy, Minister for Education, Govt. of A.P. told the newsmen yesterday and said that the Govt. is taking steps to recruit teachers for Urdu Medium schools and there won’t be any injustice to the teachers of any category.