Posted by: John Phoenix Special CBI Judge Justice Brijgopal Harkishan Loya, who was hearing the Sohrabuddin murder case in which Narendra Modi’s lieutenant Amit Shah and several top Gujarat police officers were implicated, died suddenly […]
Posted by: John Phoenix Eight months after breaking one of the biggest stories of 2017, Takle remains unemployed. By: Cherry Agarwal In Class 4, Niranjan Takle, the journalist who broke the Judge Loya story, wanted […]
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Brijgopal Harkishan Loya Born 12 December 1966Gategaon, Latur Died December 1, 2014 (aged 47) Occupation Judge Special Judge to the Central Bureau of Investigation In officeJune 2014 – December 2014 Preceded by J. T. […]
Posted by: John Phoenix Niranjan Jha Showman (Author)FORMAT Paperback $9.00 BACKORDER (TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK)BACKORDER ADD TO WISHLIST Description Brijgopal Harkishan Loya was an Indian judge who served in a special court which deals with matters […]
Posted by: John Phoenix Isn’t the book likely to land him into trouble? For the moment, author Niranjan Takle is not ready to address the question, convinced that as a journalist he is duty bound […]
Posted by: John Phoenix Investigative reporter Niranjan Takle’s page-turning read sheds light on the mystery and secrecy which formed part of the events that led up to Justice Loya’s death. Was Judge Loya, in fact, […]
BY RICHARD FALK First G6 summit at the Chateau de Rambouillet in November 1975 – Public Domain When the Cold War ended in 1991, the West, and particularly the United States, found itself at a fork […]
Liquor companies from the South Asian nation are eyeing fresh opportunities after the departure of Western brands © Sputnik / Maria Devakhina Indian companies have broadened alcohol exports to Russia, supplying 130,000 decalitres of gin in May-June […]
For Hassan Nasir, a Pakistan without Islamic egalitarianism or leftist ideals would make the new nation nothing but a bulwark for imperialists against the Soviets “I went to India, but after my exile I came […]
For Hassan Nasir, a Pakistan without Islamic egalitarianism or leftist ideals would make the new nation nothing but a bulwark for imperialists against the Soviets “I went to India, but after my exile I came […]