Raja To Visit Tamil Nadu

• 2G case: Court lets Raja visit Tamil Nadu

  Former Telecom Minister A Raja, facing trial in the 2G spectrum allocation case, was today allowed by a Delhi court to visit Tamil Nadu till November 25 from tomorrow.

• Court allows Raja to make Tamil Nadu trip

  A special court, hearing the 2G spectrum allocation case, on Friday allowed prime accused and former telecom minister A Raja to visit Tamil Nadu for three days. Central Bureau of Investigation Special Judge OP Saini allowed Raja to visit the state from Friday evening till Aug 20.

• Blog: Does a crowd reflect popularity?

  I have always felt that if Steven Spielberg were to make a film on India's scams, he could jolly well call it 'Swindlers List'! And if a crowd is construed as a barometer of popularity, then the most infamous personalities would be darlings of the masses.

• After jail stint, A Raja visits his constituency

  After getting a hero's welcome in Chennai on Friday, former Telecom Minister A Raja is visiting his constituency Nilgiris, for two days starting today. Not surprisingly, he got a rousing welcome in Coimbatore too, from where he travelled on road to his constituency.

• Happy to see younger brother Raja, says Karunanidhi

  After being greeted by a sea of supporters at the Chennai airport, A Raja drove to his party headquarters to meet his mentor and party chief, M Karunanidhi.

• Five reasons why Raja is a VIP in the DMK

  It happens only in India. A politician accused in one of the country's biggest corruption scandals in post independent history, gets a rousing welcome on his release on bail and arrival in his home state. The scale of the celebration perhaps much more than even what a Vishwanathan Anand got after winning his fifth world chess title! Is this

• A Raja allowed to visit Tamil Nadu on Friday

  Former telecom minister A Raja has been permitted by a Delhi court to visit his home state of Tamil Nadu this week.

• CPI urges Centre to expedite sanction of relief

  Observing that cyclone-Thane had caused extensive damage, the CPI has slammed the Centre for "delay" in sanctioning relief to Puducherry. It was a pity that the Centre was yet to announce the relief for Puducherry although more than ten days have passed since the cyclone lashed the coast, CPI national secretary D Raja, who visited the storm-ravage...