Osama bin Laden's new interest - Kashmir
London: Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden reportedly pledged his support to jihadis fighting in Jammu and Kashmir and said they will 'not run short of funds', reveal a fresh batch of US diplomatic cables
Hindu radical groups big threat to India: WikiLeaks quotes Rahul
Dec 17: Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi last year told US Ambassador to India Timothy Roemer that "the growth of radicalised Hindu groups" may be a "bigger threat" to India than support to som
Rahul's 'radical Hindu groups' comments irresponsible: BJP
Dec 17: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Friday hit out as "irresponsible" Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi's comment in diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks that radical Hindu groups were a
Evidence of wrongdoings in 2G spectrum grant: apex court
Dec 16: The Supreme Court Thursday said there was prima facie evidence of wrongdoings in the grant of 2G spectrum licences in 2008 and that of dual use technology to some telecom operators in 2007.
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Wen hopeful of reaching 'strategic consensus'
Dec 16: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao Thursday pitched for taking friendship between India and China to a higher level and hoped that his visit would lead to "strategic consensus" over important issues.
Strong India-China ties will lead to long-term peace: PM
Dec 16: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Thursday said a "strong partnership between India and China will contribute to long term peace and security in Asia" as he began talks with Chinese Premier Wen Ji
ArcelorMittal to buy Canadian iron ore firm
Toronto: Unless a rival bidder emerges possibly from China by Monday, ArcelorMittal is set to take over Canada's Baffinland Iron Mines for $433 million.
ArcelorMittal has already received a 'no actio
'China, India against trouble on border'
Beijing: The Sino-Indian border row is real but neither country wants to use 'military force', said a Chinese daily, adding the dispute was not the most urgent item on either country's agenda.
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Jaya blames DMK for medical entrance exam
Chennai: AIADMK general secretary J. Jayalalithaa on Thursday blamed DMK chief and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi for not opposing the common medical entrance exam and for the Rs.3 hike in p
Hotline between India, China activated
New Delhi: The much talked about hotline between the Indian and Chinese prime ministers got operational 'three or four days ago', Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said on Thursday.
Rao made the announc