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Wednesday,
July 27,
2011, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 2:30 am (IST)
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Karnataka illegal mining report
Yeddyurappa’s fate may be decided today
Lokayukta to submit report; may recommend CM’s
removal
 Bangalore, July 26
Amid intense speculations as regard the fate of indicted Chief Minister BS
Yeddyurappa, Karnataka Lokayukta Santosh Hegde will submit his report into the illegal mining in the state to the state government tomorrow.
Nation page:
Prove any
wrongdoing, Yeddyurappa dares rivals
PM guilty of dereliction of duty too: Raja
New Delhi, July 26
Fighting corruption charges in the 2G Spectrum allocation scam, former Telecom Minister A. Raja today continued with his attack against Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh, arguing that if he in his position as Telecom Minister is being
held guilty of conspiracy then even the Prime Minister should be held
guilty.
Pay more EMIs as RBI ups rates to tame inflation
New Delhi, July 26
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today hiked benchmark rates again by a stiff 50 basis points. This has raised fears that household budgets would be severely tested by the combined impact of 11 consecutive hikes in interest rates since March last year.
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“I bring the good wishes of the people of Pakistan and the Government of Pakistan,” said Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar soon after her arrival in New Delhi.
Though the first Test finished after Tea on the final day there were still 29 overs left, which England had to get the Indians out. That they did not need them is an indication of the lack of application in the Indian team.You could turn around and ask how can that be said when a batsman has batted for a hundred in the first innings and then for a fair length of time in the second innings. One player does not quite make a team and so Rahul Dravid’s efforts were wasted.