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In race for CIC: 2 Information Commissioners

Wednesday 4 November '09

While many —- from IIM graduates to yoga guru Baba Ramdev to assorted RTI activists — are throwing their weight behind former IPS officer Kiran Bedi...
26 pc men, 12 pc women aware of RTI, reveals DoPT

Monday 2 November '09

This time it’s straight from the horse’s mouth. Statistics released by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) separately...
Judges’ group protests ad inviting lawyers to apply for judicial posts

Friday 30 October '09

A group of judges from courts across Delhi say lawyers are marring their chances of promotion.
Reveal Mewar royals’ properties: CIC

Tuesday 27 October '09

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will disclose a closely guarded inventory of the princely properties of the erstwhile Maharana of Mewar for the first time in 60 years since the list was prepared....
MTNL faces flak for making suspect’s phone records public

Tuesday 27 October '09

Phone companies may first need to get the permission of a suspected criminal before handing over his personal call details to the police for investigation.
Orissa now Odisha, but Bengal wait for Bangla now 10 years

Monday 26 October '09

Even as Orissa is abuzz with the Union Cabinet approval for the state to be known as ‘Odisha’, West Bengal has been waiting...
RTI applicant gets 2 days to go through MEA’s accounts

Tuesday 20 October '09

R K puram resident Shib Kumar has exactly two days to finish the challenging task of finding out what the Ministry of External Affairs spends on towels, tube lights, fans and soaps, among others.
The RTI battle of the NRIs

Monday 19 October '09

The NRIs in the US have been leading a campaign for their right to use the Right to Information Act from abroad even as the government...
Environment tribunal of no use, says HC

Monday 19 October '09

India's top environmental tribunal is of no use, the Delhi High Court says, adding the body has neither expertise nor infrastructure.
Killing in the heat of passion does not amount to murder: HC

Monday 19 October '09

Does killing a person in the “heat of passion” after a sudden quarrel amount to murder? No, says the Delhi High Court, but only if the crime is committed before the passion can subside.
Budget to staff crunch: Fourth anniv meet shows RTI chinks

Tuesday 13 October '09

Uttar Pradesh’s 11 Right to Information (RTI) commissioners find themselves short of typists as they deal with about 250 appeals a day....
RTI symbol that accountability is key to democracy: Habibullah

Monday 12 October '09

Forty years after he first visited the Valley, Chief Information Commissioner Wajahat Habibullah recalled his maiden arrival in Jammu and Kashmir as a greenhorn IAS officer....
HC comes to aid of spy who spent 8 yrs in Pak jail

Wednesday 7 October '09

Bougal Ram can now lead a life of dignity. Hired by the Military Intelligence 21 years ago as a “source” for Rs 2,500 a month, he was disowned...
SC slams Delhi HC judge who said the CJI comes under RTI

Tuesday 6 October '09

Apex court appeals Sept 2 order, calls it error in law, academic exercise....
12 yrs and counting: Sukhram’s case drags on in court

Wednesday 30 September '09

Two cases, the telecom scam and the disproportionate assets litigation, have kept former telecommunications minister Sukhram, 86, in the loop of the courts for over a decade now....
HC shows the door to 799 ‘illegal’ staff of MCD library

Wednesday 30 September '09

Seven hundred and ninety-nine “illegal” employees of Hardayal Municipal Public Library, the Capital’s oldest library, have finally been shown the door after the Delhi High Court dismissed petitions filed by a section of employees.
HC shows the door to 799 ‘illegal’ staff of MCD library

Wednesday 30 September '09

Seven hundred and ninety-nine “illegal” employees of Hardayal Municipal Public Library, the Capital’s oldest library, have finally been shown the door after the Delhi High Court dismissed petitions filed by a section of employees.
‘Gorshkov selected after visual examination’

Tuesday 29 September '09

The decision to ink the multi-million dollar deal to purchase Admiral Gorshkov was taken after a mere 'visual examination' of the ship, the Indian Navy has admitted.
Go door-to-door to find disabled children denied education: HC

Monday 28 September '09

The Delhi High Court has asked the state’s Education department to knock on every door in the Capital to identify disabled children who are denied their right to go to school.
HC orders lie-detector tests to trace child

Thursday 24 September '09

This is the story of two women, a drunk, and an ineffective police. Caught in the middle is a two-year-old child whose whereabouts have been unknown for a year now.
The Missing Capital

Tuesday 22 September '09

Mohammed Ataullah, a cart-puller in Bawana, Outer Delhi, worked harder on Monday, like he did on Eid last year.
Hearing impaired youth drives forward in new lane

Monday 21 September '09

Early this year, 25-year-old Rajat Sachdeva applied for a learner’s driving licence. It was rejected outright — simply because he is hard of hearing.
Parking, housing for poor on hold

Friday 18 September '09

Shalimar Bagh multi-layer underground parking lot In September 2008, residents of Shalimar Bagh were asked to choose between neighbourhood park ‘Shiv Vatika’ and a multi-level car parking lot to be built under the green area.
Govt, people tug-of-war holds projects at bay

Friday 18 September '09

Urban development projects in Delhi mostly remain non-starters even as the city chokes.
Trace jawan missing since ’65 war, HC to govt

Thursday 17 September '09

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday decided to take up a son’s quest to bring his father, a jawan who went missing during the 1965 Indo-Pakistan war....
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