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Modi in his tweets claims he was asked not to get into who owns the Rendezvous.
"I was told by him (Tharoor) not to get into who owns rendezvous. Specially Sunanda Pushkar. Why? The aforementioned has been minuted in my records," he tweeted.
Modi says he will anon be presenting a address on the affair to the IPL's administering council.
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Tharoor had emerged as a abruptness wellwisher of his accompaniment aggregation but has maintained that his role is belted to one that of "a mentor."
tManglore Air Crash, Air India Express
Mangalore airport which is located at the top of the hill, where pilot has lot of concentration and accuracy before landing the Plane, Ther is no room for the error while landing.
According to sources, the Air India pilot did not report any malfunction to the Airport Traffic Control (ATC), before landing.
Mangalore airport has been shut down now. The helpline numbers for Mangalore airport are 0824-2220422, 2010167.
AI has opened helpline centre at Delhi Airport and the two numbers are 011-2565-6196 and 011-2560-3101.
Aviation Minister Praful Patel is traveling now to the that area. Congress party canceled his one year anniversary function, which is going held this evening.
AI Sacks 58 Staffers; Unions Threaten Another Stir
The national carrier has also suspended 24 others, including 15 engineers, so far, Airline sources said. The 58 staffers who have been sacked include all office-bearers of the Air Corporation Employees Union (ACEU) and All India Aircraft Engineers Association (AIAEA).
Furious over such tough action, the unions have accused the AI management of resorting to unfair practices. They have threatened to go back on yet another strike from June 12. They have, reportedly, sent a notice to the AI management, apprising them of their intention to strike work.
Since last night, the airline management has been busy sending termination and suspension notices and locking up the offices of the two unions all over the country, they said, adding that caveats have been moved in some courts to prevent any ex-parte decision if the unions challenge the step.
Adopting a tough stand, the management has issued notices to end recognition to the two unions which led the two-day strike that disrupted flights in the aftermath of the Mangalore air crash, one of the major disasters that struck the national carrier.
However, the Labour and Employment Ministry has maintained that the suspension and termination of services of Air India employees would not be applicable when the conciliation process at the level of Chief Labour Commissioner (CLC) was going on, a Ministry source said.
ACEU General Secretary JB Kadiyan had also said last evening that the CLC has given in writing that no party can resort to any unilateral action like this, when the conciliation process was underway.
The Unions had gone on a flash strike protesting against a ‘gag order’ on members for talking to the media after Saturday’s air crash in Mangalore and ‘delay’ in payment of salaries. The management, however, clarified there is only one general circular and that there was no ‘gag order”.
The strike was called off yesterday after the Delhi High Court restrained the agitating employees from continuing the stir and the government talked tough giving a free hand to the management to deal with them.
Though Air India has taken measures in the past to quell unrest, this is the first time that such a large number of employees have been sacked.
In 1974, the office bearers of the Indian Pilots Guild, S S Nadkarni, D S Mathur and H S Hirani were sacked by Air India, under the chairmanship of J R D Tata, over introduction of the ‘slip system’ and abolishing of the bases in London and New York.
Introduction of the slip system required that the cockpit crew would operate to New York and back after necessary rest periods at London and New York, instead of being based at both the places.
But they were taken back in the airline after nearly four years and Mathur subsequently took over as Managing Director in February 1994, former airline officials said.
In the second instance, the Indian Pilots’ Guild went on strike over the SARS issue which snowballed and led to the de-registration of the Guild and sacking of its then General Secretary Capt Sansare.
Another case in India’s civil aviation sector was sacking of the office-bearers of the Air Traffic Control Guild when they went on an indefinite strike. The case went on for several years, with most of them being finally taken back.
Delhi : Separatists Planned And Instigated Kashmir Violence?
A great procession started in Budgam district on the outskirts of Srinagar in the evening and two senior office-bearers of the Hurriyat hardline faction led by Syed Ali Shah Geelani discussed how to use it to create victims, according to a transcript of the chat available with the Ministry of Interior.
According to the transcript, one of the officers, Ghulam Ahmed Dar, was heard Shabir Ahmed Wani, another office-bearer, a procession of nearly 20,000 people had started to leave and headed Magam Budgam.
Wani said Dar, "You guys make payments sitting at home and do nothing.(
Court Rejects CBI Plea For Shah¡¯s Custody
The court observed that since the CBI had questioned him for such a short period of time even when he was available, there is no need for a police remand of Amit Shah. The agency was seeking a five -day custody of Shah as they alleged that the politician did not co-operate fully during the questioning.
Shah has been in judicial custody since July 25 when he surrendered. He is currently lodged in Sabarmati jail following him being named in the 30,000 page chargesheet as a co-conspirator of the murder, abduction and conspiracy in the staged shootout case.
Clearly, the special court's ruling is a major blow to the CBI. The court, while rejecting the plea today, also posted the hearing on Amit Shah's bail petition on August 11.
Coming out of the courtroom, an elated Nirupam Nanavati, counsel for Amit Shah said, "The special court has rejected the CBI plea seeking custody of former Gujarat Home Minister."
The ruling surely comes as a relief to Gujarat's beleaguered politician, who is also believed to be a close aide of state Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
The fake encounter case has garnered much attention since it involves many high-profile names including senior Supreme Court counsel Ram Jethmalani, who represents Amit Shah.
The CBI's counsel and senior Supreme Court lawyer KTS Tulsi has recently filed an Action Taken Report in apex court on the central agency's probe in the case so far.
The report of CBI, in which, according to sources, it had expressed doubts over the conduct of free and fair trial in Gujarat, had sparked an angry reaction from Modi who came down heavily on the Centre, saying that it was an “insult” to the state’s judicial system.
Vijay Mallya Website, Vijay Mallya
Vijay Mallya's website was defaced by a Group of Pakistani Cyber Hackers..
Speaking to Time Now .. vijay Malya mentions about this website which he was surprised to see the Pakistani Flag Flying on his web page statng the Vijay Malya's website has been hacked…
Next year is to see the first Grand Prix ever on the soil of India, as the country's capital, Delhi has announced it will host the 2011 Grand Prix. As the Indian authorities and Indian race lovers wait to hail the first Formula One race on their soil, the Force India team, also aims to attract as many Indians as any other international team in their home race.