Apex court calls for info on legal authority, qualifications & hiring process for volunteers since prime accused in RG Kar rape-murder was civic volunteer assigned to the govt-run hospital.
West Bengal is ready to welcome its daughter home for Durga Puja, but the family is unable to keep the deep-rooted discord within from spilling out. At its head is Mamata Banerjee.
Medics also allege govt has slapped 'false cases’ on people who joined their month-long protest demanding a ‘clean-up’ of state healthcare system, & arrest of perpetrators.
In the last 42 days of cease work, the junior doctors achieved unprecedented support from the people of Kolkata and beyond. And very little concessions from CM Mamata Banerjee.
Magistrates' court Tuesday extended custody of the two by 3 days, till 20 September. CBI cited reasons including evasive answers & discovery of phone calls to suspicious phone numbers.
Removal of Health Secretary is one of the key points in five-point demand. Doctors sought a thorough rundown on how govt wants to spend Rs 100cr allocated for their safety.
Three-judge SC bench said CBI should take note of inputs given by RG Kar victim's father; it also directed Wikipedia to take down all references to victim’s photo and name.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
Who is Sanjay Roy?
When did the prine accused become Sanjay Roy?
The Print’s lackadaisical attitude towards this issue has been evident from Day 1. The scant reporting it has done on the issue is riddled with errors. This is one such article.
A display of supreme disinterest by The Print.
The name of accused is Sanjay Rai. Not Sanjay Arora. Poor editing.
Who is Sanjay Roy?
When did the prine accused become Sanjay Roy?
The Print’s lackadaisical attitude towards this issue has been evident from Day 1. The scant reporting it has done on the issue is riddled with errors. This is one such article.
A display of supreme disinterest by The Print.