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FDI low in education, finger at bar on profit by Basant Kumar Mohanty

Foreign direct investment in education has been stuttering in India more than a decade after it was allowed, apparently because education is a not-for-profit sector where surplus revenue has to be ploughed back into expanding the institution. India’s education sector has Witnessed significant expansion since the government approved FDI in April 2000, thus providing a huge opportunity for investment. Yet FDI remained zero in the first three years, increased till 2008-09...

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Raja 2G contacts

-The Telegraph A. Raja’s former aide today told a trial court the former minister knew three of his 2G case co-accused before he got the telecom portfolio in 2007. Aseervartham Achary, a prosecution Witness, said Raja often met Unitech MD Sanjay Chandra, DB Realty MD Vinod Goenka and Swan Telecom promoter Shahid Usman Balwa when he was environment minister in 2006. “The three used to meet Raja at Paryavaran Bhavan and his...

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Barefoot: Remembering Kandhamal by Harsh Mander

Kandhamal was not a spontaneous outburst of mass anger. And the victims still await justice. It was a terrifying Christmas in 2007 for tribal and dalit Christians who live in the second poorest, deeply forested district of Odisha, Kandhamal. Long-smouldering violence targeting them exploded, and was to continue to rage for another full year. During this time, 600 villages were ransacked, 5,600 houses were looted and burnt, 54,000 persons rendered homeless,...

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SC: Why has LN Mishra murder trial dragged for 37 years? by Dhananjay Mahapatra

The Supreme Court on Thursday wanted to know why trial in the murder of then railway minister L N Mishra, who wielded considerable political clout being close to then PM Indira Gandhi, in a bomb attack in Samastipur on January 2, 1975 was dragging in the lower court even after 37 years. A 27-year-old advocate, who was arrested in the case and chargesheeted, is now a frail 64 year-old and has...

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HC acquits 4 in ’07 carnage by Chandrajit Mukherjee

Citing lack of evidence, Jharkhand High Court today acquitted four alleged Maoists, sentenced to death for opening fire on spectators of a football match in Giridih in October 2007 and killing Babulal Marandi’s son and 18 others. A division bench of Justices R.K. Merathia and P.P. Bhatt heard the appeals filed by accused Jeetan Marandi, Manoj Rajwar, Anil Ram and Chhatrapti Mandal and gave them the “benefit of doubt” after citing...

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