Ak Bhatt

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  Top Court Turns Down Ex-IPS Officer Sanjiv Bhatt's Plea Seeking Security For Family

  The Supreme Court today turned down the plea of former IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt seeking security for his family. A bench of Justices AK Sikri and S Abdul Nazeer asked Mr Bhatt to approach the Gujarat High Court with his plea.

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  Infiltration Attempts Every Night For A Month Now: Army's Kashmir Commander

  Amidst a spike in terrorist violence in the valley, the top most army commander in Kashmir, Lt General AK Bhatt has said that launch pads across the Line of Control are full of terrorists waiting to infiltrate.

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  Terrorists Seen Along LoC, India's Military Commander Tells Pakistan Counterpart

  India's military operations commander spoke to his Pakistani counterpart on Thursday morning to convey concern over the movement of terrorists along the Line of Control.

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  Lieutenant General AK Bhatt Appointed Army's Director General Of Military Operations

  The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Monday approved appointment of Lieutenant General AK Bhatt as the Indian Army's new Director General of Military Operations.

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  Janardhan Dwivedi Denies Comment on PM Modi, Meets Party's Disciplinery Committee Chief

  Senior Congress leader Janardhan Dwivedi met AK Antony, who heads the Congress Disciplinary Committee, on Thursday evening to clarify the remarks he purportedly made to a news website about Narendra Modi, sources told NDTV.

• Justice Ganguly case: Don't need to explain to everyone why we appointed committee, says Supreme Court

  In a setback to Justice AK Ganguly, the Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking to quash the complaint of sexual harassment against him by a former intern.

• Justice Ganguly, indicted for sexual harassment, quits guest faculty of Kolkata college

  Former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, indicted of sexual harassment, has quit the guest faculty of a prominent law college in Kolkata.

• Law college NUJS dissociates itself from Justice Ganguly

  In another blow to Justice AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a former law intern, the National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata has decided to dissociate itself from the retired Supreme Court judge.

• Fit case for action against Justice Ganguly, says Attorney General: sources

  Attorney General Goolam E Vahanvati has given the go-ahead for a presidential reference for the removal of Justice AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern, from his position as Chairman of the West Bengal Human Rights Commission, say sources.

• Justice Ganguly questions how law intern's affidavit can be released

  Former judge AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern, has questioned how a confidential statement made by the young woman before a Supreme Court committee has been made public.

• 'Unwelcome conduct of sexual nature' by Justice AK Ganguly, says Supreme Court inquiry

  A Supreme Court inquiry has indicted former judge AK Ganguly for sexually harassing a young woman interning for him last December.

• Conspiracies usually against those in power: Ex-Chief Justice defends judge accused of sexual harassment

  Former Chief Justice of India Justice Altamas Kabir today defended Justice AK Ganguly, the former Supreme Court judge who has been accused of sexual harassment by an intern, by saying he found the charges against Justice Ganguly hard to believe.

• Coal officer under Supreme Court scanner now hunting for 'missing files'

  An officer in the coal ministry, who had been slammed by the Supreme Court for tinkering with the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) probe report in the coal scam, has now been tasked with hunting for the "missing coal files."

• India expects more violence instigated by Pak in run up to elections, say sources

  Armed forces are free to respond to developing conditions on the border appropriately, Defence Minister AK Antony said as India fought off a spurt of ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir, less than a week after five Indian soldiers were killed by Pakistanis at the Line of Control (LoC).

• BJP protesters stopped en route to Defence Minister's home

  The BJP took its attack on the government over the death of five Indian soldiers near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir to the streets this evening, with about 500 of its youth wing members gathering outside Defence Minister AK Antony's house in Delhi, chanting slogans.