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In August 2012, the company’s guest
house in South Extension, New Delhi
is reserved for a luncheon for 15. It
is to be hosted by a journalist
working with a English business TV
channel.
The Supreme Court on Monday
issued notices to Essar Group and
Central government on a PIL,
demanding a court-monitored
investigation into an alleged unholy
nexus of Essar Group with
politicians, bureaucrats and
journalists to promote its business
interests.


http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/essar-leaks-sc-issues-notices-to-essar-group-and-centre-on-pil-seeking-court-monitored-probe/
 
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1. Supreme Court to announce today verdict on validity of section 66 A of Information Technology Act pertaining to offensive content on internet.

2. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister says, Army will be consulted before revoking Armed Forces Special Powers Act.

3. Government offers cash reward to a former HSBC Bank employee for providing information on black money stashed abroad by Indians.

4. 57 Indian fishing boats released by Pakistan return to Porbandar in Gujarat.
 
NEW DELHI: Voicing concern over
recent incidents of people being
arrested for posting alleged offensive
messages on websites, the Supreme
Court on Thursday agreed to hear a
PIL seeking amendment to the
Information Technology Act.
A bench headed by Chief Justice
Altamas Kabir said that it was
considering to take suo motu
cognisance of recent incidents and
wondered why nobody had so far
challenged the particular provision
of the IT Act.
 
SC scrapes Sec 66A of IT ACT

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THRISSUR: The 112-year old
Kunjannam of Parannur, near
Choondal in Thrissur district in
central Kerala died on Tuesday
morning. Kunjannam's name figured
in the latest Limca Book of Records
as the oldest living woman in India
.
Kunjannam was not well for some
days and she couldn't take any food
since Monday. She was admitted to
the hospital on Monday afternoon,
and efforts to save her by providing
intravenous feed did not prove
successful.

Oldest woman in India dies - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 
THRISSUR: The 112-year old
Kunjannam of Parannur, near
Choondal in Thrissur district in
central Kerala died on Tuesday
morning. Kunjannam's name figured
in the latest Limca Book of Records
as the oldest living woman in India
.
Kunjannam was not well for some
days and she couldn't take any food
since Monday. She was admitted to
the hospital on Monday afternoon,
and efforts to save her by providing
intravenous feed did not prove
successful.



Oldest woman in India dies - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 
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