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New Delhi, May 19: The petition filed by vide-admiral Bimal Verma challenging his supersession for the post of Navy chief has been rejected by the Defence Ministry.
The matter will now come up before the Armed Forces Tribunal for hearing on Monday. The tribunal had initially allowed the defence ministry to take a call before it would hear the petition.
New Delhi, Jan 29: A petition questioning a Sanskrit prayer in Kendriya Vidyalaya was referred to a five-judge Bench of the Supreme Court. The petition questioned the daily singing of Asato Ma Sadgamaya. The court said that the petition raises questions of seminal importance as to the correct interpretation of Article 28(1).
New Delhi, Jan 5: The Centre told the Supreme Court that they were facing difficulties in the operation to rescue 15 miners trapped in an illegal coal mine in Meghalaya since December 13 as there was no blueprint of the 355-feet well.
New Delhi, Jan 4: The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to file a status report on the action taken on the trapped miners.
New Delhi, Jan 3: The Supreme Court has sought to know what action the Meghalaya government had taken trapped miners.
New Delhi, Dec 21: The order of the Ministry for Home Affairs authorising 10 agencies to monitor, intercept and decrypt data from any computer in the country has created a furore.
Port Blair, Dec 2: The police believe that the American missionary John Chau was encouraged by two other Americans to go to the forbidden island, where he was killed by the Sentinelese tribe.
Chennai, Dec 1: Nearly 12,000 websites were ordered to be blocked by the Madras High Court, which included 2,000 suspected sites of Tamilrockers.
New Delhi, Nov 29: It has become amply clear now that the American national killed by the Sentinelese tribe in Andaman and Nicobar was trying to enforce Christianity. The various notes and investigations following the death of John Allen Chau make it clear that he wanted to convert the people of the tribe to Christianity.
New Delhi, Nov 9: The Defence Ministry has increased the financial powers of the Vice Chiefs of the three services for buying essential items that range from ammunition to fuel.
