The Indian Express -- General

Friday, August 8 1997

HC dismisses plea on newsprint duty

The Delhi high court yesterday dismissed the petitions of four national newspapers challenging the recommendation of the designated authority in the Union ministry of commerce to impose anti-dumping duty on imported newsprint.

Yatris leave behind their calling cards for the ice God

Faith has a way of taking in its stride anything the bureaucracy can throw at it. As this year's Amarnath Yatra draws to a close, the yatris, are increasingly putting their registration cards to good use -- as calling cards to the Gods.

IRSA says Karisma visit not unusual

The controversy over the visit of filmstar Karisma Kapoor to the house of a top IT official investigating her alleged tax evasion is hotting up. Even as a member of the CBDT arrived in the city to enquire into the case, Director General (Investigation) R K Pathania admitted that Karisma did visit his house but insisted that there was nothing unusual about that.

SCI ship sinking off Gateway, 3rd in 2 months

BMC asked to `pay' for its fault

Kolhapur floods claim five

Coast Guard averts potential oil pollution

Public demand probe into youth's mysterious death

Ekmat award announced

Statescape -- Train passengers robbed

Gandhigram Managing Trustee dead

State to `net' criminals

Kanimozhi to wed Singapore-born Indian

HC curtails industrial court's powers

Naxalites defy ban to hold meetings