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RS will take up bill to prevent torture

Rajya Sabha will take up a major legislation on Tuesday to provide up to ten years of imprisonment to public servants responsible for torturing any person to elicit information or other purposes.

Anti-hijacking Bill introduced in Rajya Sabha

Aug. 19: The government on Thursday introduced a bill in the Rajya Sabha to award death penalty to those involved in the hijacking of civilian planes.

PM urges groups for dialogue

With the Manipur blockade by Naga outfits in recent months weighing heavily on his mind, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday appealed to political parties and groups from the region to come for di

Centre plans to invite all in Kashmir for dialogue

The Centre has decided to extend an invitation to all shades of opinion in Jammu and Kashmir, including the Hurriyat Conference, to hold talks aimed at resolving the Kashmir issue and restoring peace

Former AEC chief raises ‘flaws’ in N-liability bill

Former Atomic Energy Commission chairman P.K.

NREGA to work on tribal welfare

The UPA flagship MGNREGA will now be used to address Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s concerns over lack of development in the tribal areas.

HC: India considered soft, weak

Expressing concern over non-cooperation from foreign nations in cracking criminal cases involving international gangster, the Delhi high court has said India “is not a powerful country whose wishes ar

DU opens on no-ragging note

Delhi University opened on Wednesday with thousands of students stepping into a new phase of their life amidst tight security by the police personnel to curb ragging.

J&K doc denied visa by China

With India objecting to stapled visas being issued to those from Jammu and Kashmir, China appears to have adopted a new policy of denying visas to those born in the state.

BSP emerges third largest party in RS

Mayawati-led BSP has emerged as the third largest party in the Rajya Sabha, relegating the CPI(M) to fourth position in yet another bad news for Marxists ahead of the Assembly polls in West Bengal and

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