PM must intervene,says Maya
Bahujan Samaj Party supremo Mayawati on Tuesday demanded early passage of a constitutional amendment which promises continued SC, ST and OBC quota in government jobs and has been passed by Rajya Sabha
UAE pact must for FDI: Ajit
Civil aviation minister Ajit Singh had staunchly defended the nearly four-fold India-UAE bilateral entitlement hike on the grounds that it would bring in badly-needed FDI into India from cash-rich Abu
Another woman claims rape
The case against the accused men in the Shakti Mills gangrape case got stronger with another girl coming forward and alleging sexual assault by them while she was with her male friend at the spot late
Centre to hold tripartite meet
As the Centre sets in motion the process for creation of a separate Telangana state, it has assured the Gorkhaland Joint Action Committee (GJAC), who have been pitching their demand for a separate Gor
Didi: Won’t allow state division
Taking the battle to the enemy camp, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday emphatically said in Kalimpong that she was ready to lay down her life but would never allow the division of
India: No military solution to Syria
Amidst rising temperatures over the Syrian conflict particularly after the recent use of chemical weapons in the suburbs of Damascus, India has said that there is no military solution to the ongoing c
Psychological war against Naxals in C’garh soon
The day is not far off when the government banners challenging Naxal ideologies will jostle for space in public places with red posters in Maoist strongholds in Bastar as the Chhattisgarh police is ge
Kanpur twins battle their disability with a smile
Shruti and Gore, the now-famous twins from Kanpur, will finally have some relief from pain and multiple fractures that they suffer every year due to a rare congenital bone disorder called Osteogenesis
Govt appeals against Sheila FIR
The city government moved the Delhi high court on Tuesday challenging a trial court’s order directing that a FIR be lodged against chief minister Sheila Dikshit for alleged misuse of government funds
Dec. 16 trial over, verdict Sept. 10
The fast-track court conducting the trial in the December 16 gangrape case of a 23-year-old girl in the moving bus will pronounce its verdict on September 10.