The Indian Express -- General

Wednesday, May 14 1997

Doctors nail police lie in Massay case

A detailed medical examination of Martin Massay, the 48-year-old executive who was brutally assaulted by Delhi Police personnel near Nizammudin last week, has clearly revealed that the injuries suffered by him were the result of blows by lathis and rifle butts. For a further study into the case the Crime Branch has been appointed for the purpose.

People's commission on biodiversity launched

`Biodiversity, indigenous knowledge and intellectual property rights,' presented to it by the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology. The commission will collect evidence and hold public hearings on `biopiracy' and intellectual property rights, to introduce an Intellectual Property Bill to protect patent rights and prevent biopiracy.

Hybrid rice launched to mark varsity's 25 years

There could not have been a more fitting way in which to celebrate its quarter century of existence. The Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth at Dapoli is all set for the commercial release of a hybrid variety of rice named Karjat H1. The hybrid variety is likely to boost the now-stable per hectare rice production in Maharashtra.

Cool Cabs go telecom

Breakthrough in sessions court shoot-out

Diazepam dealers nabbed by police

Trust to help deceased cops' families

Lankan offensive to capture vital route

Road to Nashik strewn with trouble

MMRDA bails out BMC with Rs 165 cr loan

Child leads cops to begging racket

White House flayed in Whitewater case

TN police fail to trace Kalki

Statescape -- Bettiah's BJP Yuva Morcha chief gunned down

Crime Watch -- Garment shop looted