Lt Governor recommends President’s Rule in Delhi
Cabinet to decide whether to wait for Kejriwal’s response on govt formation
New Delhi, December 16
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung today recommended imposition of President’s Rule in the city-state as neither the BJP nor the Aam Aadmi Party had come forward to form the government ever since the declaration of poll result on December 8.

SP to block Lokpal Bill
Keeps away from all-party meeting; RS to take up Bill today; BJP wants passage without debate
New Delhi, December 16
With the Lokpal Bill slated to come up in the Rajya Sabha tomorrow, a near unanimity emerged at an all-party meeting here today, barring the Samajwadi Party (SP) that continued its opposition to the anti-corruption measure.

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AICC session in Jan, Rahul’s big coronation likely
New Delhi, December 16
The Congress appears set for a generational shift after facing poll debacle in four major states recently. The party has called an All India Congress Committee session next month where the possibility of Rahul Gandhi’s much-awaited coronation as the prime ministerial candidate cannot be ruled out.

Antony: Chinese incursions possible
New Delhi, December 16
Admitting that local-level tensions along the India-China boundary were a reality, Defence Minister AK Antony today said that future transgressions by troops could not be ruled out totally.

Saluting the heroes: From left: Defence Minister AK Antony, Chief of Army Staff General Bikram Singh, Navy Chief Admiral DK Joshi and Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne pay homage to soldiers at Amar Jawan Jyoti on Vijay Divas. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

Communal violence Bill gets Cabinet nod
New Delhi, December 16
After much delay, the controversial Communal Violence Prevention Bill was today cleared by the Union Cabinet after removal of certain provisions, reducing the role of the legislation in handling of riots and making it neutral between communities.

Major, jawans booked for attacking J-K cops
Rajouri, December 16
The Rajouri police have booked about 10 Army men, including a Major and his Captain wife, for organising an attack on a police party.

A day after gridlock, Punjab yet to decide fate of examination Chandigarh, December 16 The Punjab Governm- ent is yet to decide whether to cancel the exam conducted yesterday to recruit 461 Food Inspectors (category B) in the State's Food and Civil Supplies, Department. Vehicles caught in a traffic jam in Chandigarh on Sunday.