SC Stops Banerjee Report (July 05, 2006)
In a rebuke to hasty politicization of sensitive issues, the Supreme Court (SC) refused to allow the Government to table the controversial Justice UC Banerjee Commission report  on the Godhra carnage  in Parliament supporting a restraining verdict by the Gujarat High Court.<More>

Zahira Gets 1 Year for Perjury (March 10, 2006)
Supreme Court (SC) sentenced Zahira Sheikh for a year’s imprisonment for changing her deposed story made under oath many times and committing perjury in the “Best Bakery” case.<More>

GHC Restraints Govt on Banerjee Report (March, 07, 2006)
The Gujarat High Court (GHC) restrained the Federal United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government from tabling the controversial Justice Banerjee report that judged the 2002 tragedy in Godhra as an "accident."<More>

Groups Trash Banerjee Reports (March 05, 2006)
Many groups are trashing a report by retired Supreme Court Judge Banerjee concluding that it accidental fire that caused the death of scores of Hindu volunteers at Godhra in 2002.<More>

Banerjee Says Godhra an Accident (March 04, 2006)
The Justice Banerjee Commission concluded that the fire on a train at Muslim town Godhra in 2002 that killed 59 Hindu volunteers and sparked reprisal attacks on Muslims elsewhere was an accident.<More>

9 Get Life in “Best Bakery Case” (February 25, 2006)
Mumbai session’s court accorded 9 accused in the "Best Bakery case" with life sentences and acquitted 8 others for lack of evidence. <More>

Nanavati Constitutional Row (February 10, 2006)
A Constitutional row is evolving regarding the Gujarat riots and communication between then President K.R. Narayanan and Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.<More>