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Students protest against Batla verdict

Students from Jamia Millia Islamia, Jawaharlal Nehru University and Delhi University gathered at Jantar Mantar on Saturday to protest the verdict on the involvement of Shahzad in the Batla House encounter case.

‘Metro high on comfort’

Passengers in a survey have said that the Delhi Metro was the most comfortable mode of commuting in the city.

Parking rate hike deferred

The New Delhi Municipal Council has deferred the date of hefty hike in parking rates as announced earlier due to no-show of private entity in the tender process for operating the parking lots with revised rates.

UPA meet on Wed to push for Telangana

The Congress Party appears to be moving forward towards the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh. It will call a a UPA coordination meeting on July 31 and later convene a CWC session to endorse the decision to create a Telangana state.

Stunt biker shot dead by police close to CP

A 19-year-old youth was shot dead while his 19-year-old friend was injured when they were reportedly performing stunts on bikes near Windsor Place, close to Connaught Place, in New Delhi early on Sunday morning. A Delhi police patrol opened fire to puncture the bike’s tyre after they refused to heed warnings to stop their dangerous stunts. Several policemen also got injured.

Srini set for comeback as ‘probe’ clears him

Mr N. Srinivasan can now heave a big sigh of relief. He could be back as president of the Indian cricket board as early as Friday (August 2) at the BCCI’s next working committee meeting in New Delhi.

Mountain corps will be active in 5 years

The Indian Army’s recently-approved Mountain Strike Corps will be a reality in about five years, and comprise around 95,000 troops to bolster defences in both the eastern sector and Ladakh to the north, sources said.

Mulayam: I’ll oppose ‘any further division’

Samajwadi chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, a key UPA ally, on Sunday attacked the Congress for “further dividing the nation” and said his party wouldn’t support any bill to create a separate Telangana in Parliament.

BSY family press for merger of KJP & BJP

Will former chief minister B.S.Yeddyurappa give in to family pressure to merge his Karnataka Janata Party with the BJP ahead of next year’s Lok Sabha elections?

Howitzer deal: Army officer being probed

The defence ministry is learnt to be probing allegations of irregularity involving a top retired Army official in the `3,000-crore deal to procure 145 ultra-light howitzers from the United States.

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