Kudankulam relay fast enters 10th day
The protest fast against the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project (KNPP) entered its 10th day on Thursday in Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu.
"People from Kuttukulai and Kuttapanai villages are on rel
Pakistan to act if Kabul gets too close to India: Musharraf
Accusing India of trying to create an anti-Pakistan Afghanistan, former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf warned of "counter-measures" by Islamabad if Kabul moved too close to New Delhi.
Removing AFSPA no reflection on Army: Omar
The proposal to remove the Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) from some parts of the state was neither a reflection of the role of the Army nor an effort to undermine it, Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah has said.
Delhi firemen get 210 Diwali calls
It was another busy Diwali night for the Delhi fire department that received 210 calls from across the capital till early on Thursday but there was no major incident, an official said.
Eden curator has a dig at Dhoni's 'ugly wicket' remark
Veteran curator Prabir Mukherjee hit back at Mahendra Singh Dhoni for terming the Eden Garden's wicket for the fifth cricket ODI against England 'ugly looking', asking how could the Indian captain the
Food inflation in double-digits for second straight week
Prices of pulses, vegetables and milk shot up during the week ending on October 15, taking India's food inflation to 11.43 per cent from 10.6 in the week before, official data showed on Thursday.
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Day after Diwali, garbage up by 1,000 tonnes: MCD
Torn gift wrappers, heaps of burnt out firecrackers, empty sweet boxes - the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Thursday said the waste generated in the city on Diwali was 1,000 tonnes more than
ISI may act if Afghanistan gets too close to India: Musharraf
Accusing India of trying to create anti-Pakistan Afghanistan, former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf has warned that Islamabad's spy agency will need to take 'counter-measures' if Afghanistan beco
Rumours of public distribution of 'black money' in Andhra
Long queues of men and women were seen outside post offices in Kakinada town of Andhra Pradesh on Thursday following rumours that the government would deposit seized 'black money' in postal savings ac
Achuthanandan, Pinarayi tensions under scanner again
With the Communist Party of India-Marxist's (CPI-M's) Kerala unit holding its once in three years conference in February, attention has once again swivelled to the tensions between party state secret