Daily Newsletter | Sunday, April 09, 2017
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| PM Modi promises Hasina, ally against terror |
| “I firmly believe that it is only my government and excellency Sheikh Hasina, your government that can and will find an early solution to Teesta water sharing,” PM Modi told the visiting Bangladeshi Prime Minister, who is India’s staunch ally against terrorism. |
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| In triple murder, SC avoids capital punishment |
| “Today, when capital punishment has become a distinctive feature of the death penalty apparatus in India, which somehow breaches the reformative theory of punishment under criminal law, we are not inclined to award the same in the peculiar facts and circumstances of the present case,” said a bench of Justices Pinaki C Ghose and R F Nariman on Friday. |
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| Wishtown buyers stage protest in Noida |
| Over 150 buyers of various apartments at Jaypee Wishtown in Sector 128 gathered for a daylong protest at the office premises of the builders. The buyers claim to have been finally been given a commitment Jaypee Wishtown MD, Manoj Gaur that a clear picture of the status of all the 35,000 Wishtown apartments, the avenues for funding of the project completion will be given to them in 15 days. The protestors dispersed after they were given this assurance. |
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| Transporters withdraw indefinite strike call |
| Transporters have withdrawn their call for indefinite strike on the issue of steep third party insurance premium after meeting with union government representatives on Saturday. |
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| IPL 2017: Maxwell fires KXIP to six-wicket win |
| Captain Glenn Maxwell led from the front with a quickfire knock to fashion a six-wicket win for Kings XI Punjab in their Indian Premier League opener against Rising Pune Supergiant on Saturday. |
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| Bopanna, Balaji seal India’s place in World Group play-offs |
| Bopanna and debutant Balaji defeated Farrukh Dustov and Sanjar Fayziev 6-2, 6-4, 6-1 in the doubles rubber of the Asia/Oceania Group I second round contest at Bengaluru’s KSLTA stadium. Uzbekistan needed to win the doubles rubber to keep the tie alive but Indians proved too good for the visitors. |
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| Silver tumbles by Rs 800 to Rs 41,750, gold steady |
| In Delhi, silver ready dropped Rs 800 to Rs 41,750 per kg and weekly-based delivery plunged Rs 1,010 to Rs 41,380 per kg. However, gold remained flat at Rs 29,300 per 10 grams even as it strengthened overseas. |
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