Dr. Veerappa Moily launched his new book 'Bharatiya Nyaya Shastra' at O.P. Jindal Global University. The book delves into India's ancient judicial system, highlighting its secular and democratic ...

O.P. Jindal Global University launched Dr. M. Veerappa Moily's book 'Bharatiya Nyaya Shastra', exploring India's ancient and secular judicial system. The book underscores the historical significance ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Veerappa Moily has two seemingly incompatible jobs. As oil minister, he has overseen India's petroleum and natural gas needs. But now he also runs the environment ministry, where ...

Diljeet Titus is the lawyer on a case that hasn't had a single argument in seven years. His client, a Canadian multinational corporation, filed the suit in 1999 and has lost $11 million due to the ...

M Veerappa Moily’s loss is his constituency Chikkaballapur’s gain. The union minister, who was downgraded from the high-profile law minister to corporate affairs in Tuesday’s cabinet reshuffle at the ...

New Delhi, Oct 14 : Dubbing Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa's winning the trust vote in the state Assembly as "transitory" in nature, Law Minister Veerappa Moily today said no party can run a ...

Senior Congress leader and former Karnataka Chief Minister M Veerappa Moily said today the party has given him everything and he has no regrets over quitting electoral politics. Senior Congress leader ...

Mangaluru: Former Union minister M Veerappa Moily expressed concerns over the BJP’s plans to implement One Nation One Election, stating that delaying the process may provide opportunities for ...

Former Law Minister Veerappa Moily has called for the creation of a central statutory body or authority to oversee 'lateral entry' recruitment into the higher ranks of the civil services, arguing the ...

New petroleum and natural gas minister Veerappa Moily promised to speed up decisions to revive investor sentiment in the sector and highlighted the need to spur consumption of oil and gas for the ...

In a statement, Moily alleged that the scheme is one of "exploiting the youth of this nation" and will "impinge" upon the professionalism, operational capabilities and combativeness of armed forces.