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Justice T.S.Thakur CJI has got emotional in the presence of the Prime minister of India for more judges to be appointed. But the government is inactive in the matter. There are 21,000 judges in the country handling mounting cases. There are only ten judges per10 lakhs of people.

Two bank employees of Syndicate Bank in Twin cities in Telangana have lost their jobs with wrinkled mind. The Police in Hyderabad booked two employees of a bank for exchanging demonetised notes worth Rs 6 lakh without identification proof.

Two boys aged 15 and 16 from Uttar pradesh and Kolkata respectively were beaten with iron rods by their seniors when they objected ragging on Monday night at the hostel of Delhi Public school in Noida.

After being sworn in as CM of Tamilnadu, Miss Jayalalithaa fulfilled five major promises made during her election campaign. Miss Jayalalithaa announced the closure of 500 Tasmac shops and reduced the working hours of the remaining shops in TN.

Tennis star Sania Mirza was on Monday fined for violation of traffic rules. 

Police busted a malpractice racket at an engineering college organised by the college staff on Monday. The staff helped a student by passing out his answer booklet and question paper and allowed him to write the examination at his friend's house. The Vice-principal, the examination coordinator and the student are said to be involved in the racket.

The central government has agreed to increase the compensation for Bhopal gas tragedy victims, Amnesty International today said and welcomed the move.

The topper of civil services examination has got about 53 per cent, thus showing the strict pattern of civil services examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission for selecting country's top bureaucrats.

In two years time, 2,500 small scale units are closed due to the big dent of commercial banks. Though the state government provides the small scale units with royalties, small scale industries have been shut down.

A large amount of Rs.570 crores taken in three containers from Tamilnadu to Visakhapatnam Andhra pradesh has been ceased by the police. The drivers have not possessed any valid prooof for the money being carried to Visakhapatnam.

Working tirelessly even on his last day, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam had planned a surprise assignment for the students of IIM Shillong on finding innovative ways to end disruption in Parliament.

An IAS officer shared the trauma she had to go through not just by the perpetrator but by the country’s judicial system as well, saying “so called ‘officers of the court’ are more keen to teach me my place as a woman than to help me assert my rights and get justice.”