After clean chit, DU principal reinstated
Sensational sexual harassment charges on a DU’s College principal followed by suicide of an ex-DU employee which rocked Delhi on 30 Sep, 2013, were proved to be false following which BR Ambedkar College principal GK Arora on Friday resumed office after 10 months.

No case for Cong to claim LoP: AG
In a bad news for Congress, Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi has opined that the party has no case for claiming the Leader of Opposition (LoP) post, saying there is no precedence since the days of the first Lok Sabha when Jawaharlal Nehru was the prime minister.

Time to judge the judge
Vikas Gupta
Markandey Katju alleges India’s higher judiciary is in a state of deterioration.

Worst week for global aviation as tragedies come in cluster
International leaders to meet in Montreal next week to initiate discussions on a plan to address safety and security issues in the high skies.

Jaitley dangles concessions for MFs industry, income tax payers
The government on Friday announced some concessions for mutual fund industry and income tax payers, while comitting to low tax regime to promote industrial activity to generate jobs and create more resources to undertake social welfare activities.

Amateur is the new professional!
Head over to India Habitat Centre for an exhibition displaying over150 captivating images by amateur artistes from all across the country.

Day 2: Malaika Goel fires silver
Teenager shines, Heena Sidhu fails, in 10m air pistol; Paddlers maintain good run.

Salman finds his lady love, calls her JFK
Pampering Jacqueline Fernandes to bits on the sets of a TV show, Salman constantly ensured that his on-screen lady love was comfortable at the shoot. So is there something cooking?

Will Ethiopia finally get its tourism act together?
Ethiopia seems to be stuck in Discovery channel, while other African countries have fetched adequate minutes on various Travel shows. Kenya is known for its Safaris, Egypt eternally for the Sphinx, South Africa for its wildlife and wines, but Horn of Africa doesn’t carry similar recall value.

Silent assassin
In the national capital, the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences alone comes across nearly 30,000 cases of non-regressive chronic liver disease cases in a year, which ultimately end in liver failure. These patients are really faced with just two options: an immediate transplant or a painful death. Other hospitals, particularly the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, receive over 1,000 such cases and Ganga Ram Hospital, which undertakes five to ten liver transplant surgeries in a month,