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2,700 km, 110 days: Akshay Nanavati's journey who is in the middle of a solo mission across the loneliest continentIndian-American Akshay Nirvana is on a solo journey to world's coldest and loneliest continent-Antarctica. He has embarked a 110-day skiing...- Akshay Nanavati's historic 110-day solo ski expedition across AntarcticaAkshay Nanavati, a 40-year-old Indian American, has embarked on a 110-day skiing expedition across Antarctica, aiming to become the first p...
- Adventurer & speaker's pro tip to banish jet lag mid-flight: Push-upsJapan is set to move into the spotlight next year when Tokyo hosts the summer Olympics.
- Akshay Kumar wins maiden National Film Award for 'Rustom', thanks family & fans on InstagramAkshay was named the Best Actor for 'Rustom' at the 64th National Film Awards.
- No government role on 2002 riots: Nanavati commissionThe commission had submitted its first report on the burning of S-6 coach of Sabarmati Express in Godhra in September 2008.
- Nanavati Commission submits final report on 2002 Gujarat riots to CM"We have submitted the report, which runs into more than 2,000 pages," Justice Nanavati told PTI, but refused to divulge any contents of th...
- Godhra riots: Nanavati panel's final report likely by November 15Gujarat government granted 24 extensions to the commission. The tenure of its 24th extension, granted on 30th September, ends on 31st Octob...
- Justice Nanavati Commission gets 24th extensionThis is the 24th extension granted to the commission which is reportedly in final stages of preparing a report on Godhra train burning inci...
- 12 years on, Gujarat riots probe panel gets 22nd extensionThe Gujarat government today granted yet another extension to the Justice Nanavati commission which is probing the 2002 post-Godhra riots.
- Nanavati panel's final report on post-Godhra riots of 2002 in JulyThe panel, which got a six-month extension last December, is unlikely to seek more time, said sources close to the development.
- Nanavati Commission's term extended by six monthsThe Nanavati Commission probing the 2002 riots in Gujarat has been granted another extension of six months till December 31 this year by Gu...
- Gujarat government extends term of Nanavati panel till June 30, 2013The Commission was appointed by the state government on March 3, 2002, under the Commission of Inquiry Act and comprised of Justice K G Sha...
- Nanavati panel to hear Sanjiv Bhatt on inspection of documentsJustice G T Nanavati Commission will hear suspended IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt tomorrow before deciding whether to grant him access to certai...
- Gujarat Government submits 2002 Godhra riots documents before panelGujarat Government has submitted some of the documents pertaining to 2002 post-Godhra riots to the Nanavati commission.
- High Court rejects plea for summoning Narendra Modi in 2012 riots casesGujarat High Court rejected a petition seeking directions to the Nanavati Commission to summon the Modi for interrogation in 2002 riots cas...
- Gujarat High Court rejects plea to direct Nanavati Commission to summon Narendra ModiGujarat High Court today rejected a petition seeking directions to the Nanavati Commission to summon the State Chief Minister for questioni...
- Narendra Modi used public funds to bribe lawyers: Mallika SarabhaiSocial activist Mallika Sarabhai alleged on Sunday that chief minister Narendra Modi used public funds to “bribe her lawyers .”
- Narendra Modi used public funds to bribe lawyers: Mallika SarabhaiSarabhai had filed a PIL in April 2002, in which she contended that the state administration and Modi were complicit in the 2002 riots.
- Narendra Modi: Modi bribed my lawyers to derail PIL on 2002 riots says Mallika SarabhaiSarabhai had filed a PIL in April 2002 in which she contended that the state administration and Modi were 'complicit' in the 2002 riots in ...
- Nanavati Commission submits first part of report to ModiA two-member commission headed by Justice G T Nanavati submitted the first part of its report on the 2002 Sabarmati train carnage at Godhra...
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