China to fingerprint its nationals
China will fingerprint all its 1.3 billion people, said authorities.
Chinese police have moved a step closer to launching a system to register citizens' fingerprints in 2013, reported People's Daily.
PM, Sonia hit out at detractors at Congress show of strength
Buffeted by charges of corruption against its government, the Congress put up a massive show of strength at a rally here on Sunday with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress chief Sonia Gandhi hi
80 per cent turnout at India's highest poll booth
India's highest polling booth in Lahaul-Spiti district Sunday recorded 80 per cent turnout for the Himachal Pradesh assembly elections, an official said.
At the Hikkim polling station, located at an
We will get Lokpal Bill passed soon: Rahul Gandhi
Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi on Sunday promised to get the Lokpal Bill passed in parliament in the coming months, even as he attacked the opposition for preventing the anti-corruption legis
Sonia questions graft charges against government
Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Sunday challenged the corruption charges levelled against the UPA government, saying the truth and untruth in these needs to be understood well.
"The opposition is
Bengali movie branded 'anti-government'
The state-run Star Theatre in Kolkata on Saturday stopped the screening of Bengali film Teen Kanya on the premise that it sends out an anti-state message.
West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu f
Post-Sandy woes force New York to cancel marathon
Two days after announcing the annual New York Marathon would take place Sunday as scheduled, Mayor Michael Bloomberg reversed course and cancelled the event.
"While holding the race would not require
Deadly Halloween stampede videos reviewed
Spanish police are investigating videos taken by security cameras in a corridor of the Madrid Arena, scene of a giant Halloween party where three people died and two were badly hurt in a stampede.
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Khemka to get security: Hooda
Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda Friday said senior IAS officer Ashok Khemka would be provided security cover.
The announcement follows two threats to Khemka within a fortnight and his re
Singhvi back as Congress spokesperson
Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who had resigned as Congress spokesperson after his name surfaced in a CD row in April, was brought back on Friday to put across the party's view in TV debates, said party sourc