It was agreed by Supreme Court vacation bench of Justices P Sathasivam and A.K. Patnaik to decide on Friday, 1st of July 2011, the criteria to admit OBC candidates to thousand of seats under 27% quota in Central Education Institutions, including Delhi university and Jawaharlal Nehru University.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
UK TO BACK INDIAN MEMBERSHIP OF EXPORT CONTROL REGIMES
On Wednesday Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao assured British support for India’s bid for full membership of the four multilateral export control regimes. The assurance came during her talks with Foreign Office officials in London. India, wanting to join the Nuclear Suppliers’ Group, the Missile Technology Control Regime, the Australia Group and the Wassenaar Group had received public backing from several countries, including America, Russia and France.
SIX MOLDOVAN URANIUM SMUGGLERS ARRESTED
Moldovan police have arrested six people suspected of trying to sell a type of uranium that can be used in nuclear weapons. They were held liable to sell more than 1 kg of uranium with a value of at least $20m, as per an official report.
INDIA AND CHINA IRONING OUT PROBLEMS – BEIJING
Libya – AU (African Union) condemns French arms drop to rebels
ASSETS WORTH Rs 700 CRORE FOUND IN TEMPLE SECRET ROOMS
Six cellars of the local Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple, which is being run by a trust of the royal family that had ruled Travancore in the past, are being opened one by one, as per Supreme Court order. The court had ordered for opening up of these cellars and to make a list of items found thereon, while hearing a private complaint. These cellars have remained off limits from everyone and are located underground.