
Daily Newsletter | Sunday, April 03, 2016 | | Fadnavis: Will follow court order on temple entry | Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Saturday that his government will implement the Bombay high court order on entry of women in religious places in 'true spirit'. On Saturday, scores of women activists of the Bhumata Ranragini Brigade led by Trupti Desai tried to enter the inner sanctum of the Shani Shinganapur temple in Maharashtra. |
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| Punjabis line up for ‘Nirbheek’ | Buyers from Punjab are queueing up to buy ‘Nirbheek’, a light-weight revolver made by Kanpur’s Field Gun Factory exclusively for women. Sales figures reveal that of the total applications received for the gun, almost three-fourth were from Punjab. |
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In Ludhiana, cops take aim at arms owners | With the city witnessing a spurt in firing incidents, Ludhiana police have started the process of cancellation of many licences and have put renewal of more than hundred licences on hold. |
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| | Constant doubts, criticism bring West Indies together: Sammy | Darren Sammy has spoken emotionally about the hurt caused by repeated doubts and questioning of West Indies as a Twenty20 team, and of the off-field problems he and his team-mates have had to overcome to put together a superb run in the WT20. |
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| ICICI Prudential pips HDFC, becomes largest fund house | ICICI Prudential had an average AUM of Rs 175,880.9 crore for the quarter ending March, data with the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) showed. HDFC had an average AUM of Rs. 175,779.4 crore for the period. HDFC held the top slot for 4 ½ years. |
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Bullion market shut to protest 1% excise duty | Gold traders, jewellers and artisans have been observing strike since March 2, demanding roll-back of the budgetary proposal that has impacted the trade. Meanwhile, the government has constituted a panel under former chief economic advisor Ashok Lahri to look into the demands of jewellers. |
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Need to end needless rules to boost growth: Kant | India needs to do away with "unnecessary rules and procedures" to grow in double digits in the long term, Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant has said. He added that focus must also be on more systemic reforms in sectors such as education and health |
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