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Centre to spend 25,000 cr for dev work in minority constituency
Union Minister of State for Minorities and Corporate Affairs Salman Khursheed today said 2,500 crore would be spend for development and upliftment works in minority dominated constituencies.

Great Indian telecom boom begins to ring hollow
When telecom executives went into a meeting with Communications Minister A Raja on Tuesday evening inside the peeling walls of Sanchar Bhawan in New Delhi, they may have believed that things were so bad they could not get any worse. They were wrong. The highlight of the meeting was Raja asking mobile telephony operators to reduce termination charges, the money that an operator pays another to whose network the call is made.

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Karnataka seeks to expand railway network
V Madhu, principal secretary, infrastructure development department, government of Karnataka said that the government was keen to partner with the railway ministry to expand the network in the state. Incidentally, the rail coverage in Karnataka lags neighbouring Tamil Nadu by a factor of two with the former having only 16 kms of railway lines per 1000 square kilometres compared to Tamil Nadu’s 30 kms.
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Tharoor now tweets to hit at Left

Union Minister of State Shashi Tharoor is now hitting at Left parties for politicising health issues and trying to "divert resources" meant for a mental health centre in Kerala. - Bhujbal retained as Dy CM, NCP wants to keep key portfolios - PSUs must improve their global competitiveness - Small businesses "engine" of US economy: Obama - Government formation after NCP LP leader election: Chavan - Maharashtra MLAs leaves leadership decision to Sonia - Mamata eyes Jharkhand votes "Politicizn (politicising) of health issues is a bane. 125 yr old Tvm Mntl Hlth Ctr (125-year-old Trivandrum Mental Health Centre) recmnded (recommended) by experts for upgrading but Left Govt tried 2 (to) divert resources," he wrote on his page at Twitter, the micro-blogging website. Earlier, Tharoor had evoked sharp criticism from Left parties, for his now infamous "cattle class" remarks, which was interpreted in political circles as poking fun at the government"s austerity measures. In his latest tweet, Tharoor said he "called Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad to thank him for accepting my plea to accord Centre of Excellence status and funding" to the mental health centre. The Minister of State for External Affairs also expressed his gladness that patients would now get high quality attention.There were reports that Kerala government was opposing the Centre"s plan for developing the oldest care centre for the mentally ill in the state into a centre of excellence. However Kerala Health Minister PK Sreemathy had earlier said the state government was keen on utilising funds allocated to the state and was open for discussions. Tharoor said he was tweeting "en route Kanpur to campaign in a by-election".


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