Anna Hazare To Fast In Azad Maidan

The Bombay High Court has said Anna Hazare and his activists have no right to seek a discounted rate for the city's MMRDA Ground as a venue for their three-day protest, which starts on Tuesday. However, Team Anna will now foot a bill of seven lakhs, as opposed to the 18 lakhs that was earlier quoted.

Mumbai's notoriously tough accommodation has proved to be near-insurmountable even for Anna Hazare and his team of activists, who plan to hold a protest camp in the city for three days, starting December 27. After being told it would have to pay 11 lakhs in rental fee for the MMRDA Ground, Team Anna says it may go to court to demand an appropriat...

74-year-old activist Anna Hazare has applied for permission to hold a hunger strike in Mumbai later this month, say sources. His team of activists say whether he is forced to fast depends on the government and the sort of Lokpal Bill that it delivers.

Striking work for the first time in their 120-year-old history, Mumbai's famed dabbawalas on Friday stepped forth to support Anna Hazare in his fight for a stronger Lokpal bill.

The Bombay High Court has said Anna Hazare and his activists have no right to seek a discounted rate for the city's MMRDA Ground as a venue for their three-day protest, which starts on Tuesday. However, Team Anna will now foot a bill of seven lakhs, as opposed to the 18 lakhs that was earlier quoted.

Mumbai's notoriously tough accommodation has proved to be near-insurmountable even for Anna Hazare and his team of activists, who plan to hold a protest camp in the city for three days, starting December 27. After being told it would have to pay 11 lakhs in rental fee for the MMRDA Ground, Team Anna says it may go to court to demand an appropriat...

74-year-old activist Anna Hazare has applied for permission to hold a hunger strike in Mumbai later this month, say sources. His team of activists say whether he is forced to fast depends on the government and the sort of Lokpal Bill that it delivers.

Striking work for the first time in their 120-year-old history, Mumbai's famed dabbawalas on Friday stepped forth to support Anna Hazare in his fight for a stronger Lokpal bill.