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London doctor's no-show risks guilty verdict
The British national risks an automatic guilty verdict if he fails to attend, which would see him detained if he returned to the UAE again. “He had a hearing on the August 3 and he didn't appear also… I think he doesn't want to come back to Dubai,”
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:56A
SC confirms death sentence for Red Fort attacker
Arif had challenged the Delhi High Court verdict upholding his death sentence by the trial court of Additional Session Judge OP Saini. He was convicted for murder, waging war against the government of India and conspiracy. Militants stormed the Red
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:54A
Red Fort attack: Supreme Court upholds Mohammad Arif's death sentence
Arif, a Pakistani national, had moved Supreme Court after the Delhi High Court, in September 2007, confirmed the death sentence given to him by a trial court. On December 22, 2000, LeT militants stormed the Red Fort and attacked an Army camp.
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:48A
Samacheer Kalvi back on track
CHENNAI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the verdict of the Madras High Court on the implementation of Uniform School Education system and directed that it be enforced within 10 days. A couple of hours after the apex court ruling, Chief Minister J
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:45A
MK gloats over verdict; way to go, says CPM
CHENNAI: DMK chief M Karunanidhi on Tuesday hailed the Supreme Court's order on Uniform School Education as a victory for students and parents. He also took the opportunity to attack Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, saying she should take a cue from the
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:45A
Red Fort attack: SC upholds Arif's death penalty
Arif had challenged the Delhi High Court verdict which had upheld the death sentence awarded by a Delhi trial court of Additional Session Judge OP Saini to Arif. Arif has been convicted for murder, waging war against the Government of India and
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:45A
SC upholds death sentence to Red Fort attacker
Arif had challenged the Delhi High Court verdict upholding his death sentence by the trial court of Additional Session Judge OP Saini. He was convicted for murder, waging war against the government of India and conspiracy. Militants stormed the Red
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:37A
Youth violence spreads to several UK cities
“The worst unrest seen in the northern city of Manchester for 30 years” – that was the verdict of Manchester's senior police officer after a night of looting and vandalism. Hooded youths broke into shops and took what they wanted in copy cat behaviour
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:33A
Bill Jordan to be honoured for outstanding achievement as EDP Business Award
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Updated: 08/10/2011 01:32A
Abilene man gets 25 years added to life sentence
District Attorney James Eidson, who prosecuted the case, said the jury deliberated for 16 minutes before returning with the verdict. The jury then sentenced Sneed to 25 years on Tuesday for the first-degree felony charge. Sneed was sentenced to life in
Updated: 08/10/2011 01:29A
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