Shahi Imam of Tipu Sultan Masjid in Kolkata, Maulana Noor-ur Rehman BarkatiBarkati had yesterday claimed that as a religious leader, it was...

Seeking to end the VIP culture, the Union cabinet had decided that red beacons would be removed from all vehicles, including that of the pr...

Most Indians, unfortunately, have proved to be unsympathetic about the plight of VIPs accustomed to unrestricted passage on jammed thorough...

"If the Chief Minister asks me to remove the red beacon light, I will obey his instruction and remove it," state Food and Civil Supplies Mi...

BJP recently launched tirade on the life style of Sarkar alleging that simple and clean life style image of chief minister, Manik Sarkar is...

The chief minister congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking the step and said it will help in ending the VIP culture in the co...

The clarification came after the Transport Department "erroneously" put out an extract from the Congress's poll manifesto, as a notificatio...

The council of ministers took this "historic" decision in their first cabinet meeting here to do away with the VIP culture in the state.

Nitin Gadkari had favoured restricting red beacon to only constitutional authorities - President, Vice-President, PM, CJI and LS Speaker.

The Delhi government's plea that red is the "best" colour for vehicles was not opposed by senior advocate Harish Salve, appearing as an ami...

The Supreme Court today issued notice to the Centre and the states on a plea for scrapping a rule that allows use of red beacons on the veh...

Supreme Court today agreed to hear a plea for scrapping a rule that allows use of red beacons on the vehicles of high dignitaries.

To save itself the trouble of adjudicating again on the issue, the SC may consider making it an all-colour beacon ban, barring blue for eme...

The court passed the order on a PIL filed by Uttar Pradesh resident Abhay Singh on misuse of red beacon.

Red beacon can only be used by high dignitaries holding constitutional posts while on duty, the Supreme Court ruled today.

West Bengal transport minister Madan Mitra has decided to ban red beacons in the state and suggested use of green or blue flashers instead.

The court had yesterday asked all govts to on their own do this, but was today told that no government was willing to bell the cat.