Daily Newsletter | Wednesday, May 27, 2015 | | | AAP govt-LG slugfest enters second round | | The AAP-LG confrontation is snowballing with the Delhi government, led by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, declaring “unconstitutional” the home ministry notification on transfer-posting and powers of ACB on day one of a two-day special session of the assembly. |
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| | Bareilly IAF officer runs over old couple, flee | | In a hit and run case involving a flight lieutenant with the Indian Air Force, an elderly couple out on a morning stroll at the Bareilly Air Force station in Izzat Nagar were crushed to death by the speeding car of the officer on Monday morning. |
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| Maharashtra among top five in fire-related deaths | | Death cases because of fire in the state are higher than the national average in the last five years and though the number has declined over the years, Maharashtra is still among the top five states in the country for fire-related casualties. |
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| | How not to be smartphone boor | | Today, smartphones have become an integral part of our lives - they have entered our homes, workplaces and classrooms. |
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| PM Narendra Modi reaches out to his twitter followers through DM | | In a unique way to directly reach out to people on social media and micro-blogging sites, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent 'personalized' message to all his followers, sharing details of the Centre's works in past 12 months, on first anniversary of his government on May 26. |
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| | | Subramanian backs cut in interest rates | | Chief economic advisor Arvind Subramanian on Tuesday backed a reduction in interest rates, arguing that inflation will remain under control despite the prospects of deficient rains, and suggested that the rupee may be allowed to depreciate to ensure that Indian exports remain competitive. |
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| CVC leads race for $400m Serco arm | | CVC Capital Partners, a global private equity house managing $71 billion in funds, has emerged the preferred bidder to acquire the Indian unit of business process outsourcing (BPO) major Serco Plc, valued at about $400 million, or Rs 2,500 crore, multiple people familiar with the matter said. |
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| | Big B's two letters were my two medals: Kangana | | Every creative person, more so if you are an actor, craves for appreciation. Her recent double role in Tanu Weds Manu Returns has got her appreciation in abundance and the interesting difference is that each one is congratulating her twice, once for playing Tanu and once for playing the other Kangana lookalike in the film, Datto. Kangana’s victory as an actor in the film is that as audience, she makes you root for both women and while you become a fan of Datto, you cry with Tanu and finally remain in awe of Kangana. |
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| Police complaint filed against Censor Board chief | | The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) found itself in the midst of controversy again when the authorised certification agent, Pravin Mohare filed a police complaint against the chairman Pahlaj Nihalani in Malabar Hill Police Station, on May 20. He alleged that Nihalani raised his hand on him twice and used abusive language. |
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