The Indian Express -- General

Thursday, May 8 1997

With scams rising, courts can't be mute spectators: ex-judge

Former judge of the Supreme Court, Justice Kuldip Singh, has justified the wave of judicial activism sweeping Indian courts by stating that judges had to be active if the constitutional rights of Indian citizens were to be protected.

Decision to re-fuel US aircraft not mine: Gujral

Prime Minister I K Gujral clarified in the Lok Sabha yesterday that the decision to allow refuelling of US aircraft in India in 1991 during the Gulf crisis was taken when he was not in the government.

Hang up on ads, mobile phones may spur cancer

Worried about research that found laboratory mice exposed to electromagnetism from digital cellular phones developed cancers, a Melbourne scientist, Bruce Hocking, has called for restrictions on mobile phone advertising.

Corporators' pact of silence in BMC

No takers for Big Bull's property; judge rejects 2 bids

Gawli fears his freedom most

Crimewatch -- Businessman robbed

Orders on shoe scam seizures

Co-pilot delays Haider's flight

Shetty might have paid for brother's sins

Daredevil dacoity foiled by alert public in Calcutta

Wires crossed: CR hurt by cable boom

From ash to dust: Report on coal in cold storage

Killer wolves strike again in eastern UP

Illegal arms unit busted in Katraj