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Telangana shutdown on Monday, rail blockade cut short
The Telangana Joint Action Committee (JAC) on Sunday cut short its three-day 'rail blockade' and instead called for a shutdown in the region on Monday to protest 'police excesses' on the protestors, e
Women celebrate Karva Chauth with fanfare
From husbands joining their wives in fast, women breaking their fast through video chat to many single girls also observing the custom, women on Saturday did all they could to celebrate Karva Chauth with gusto. It may have become
Coal rakes for badarpur, dadri plants
The Union government said on Saturday that it has scaled up the delivery of coal to thermal power plants to avert electricity shortages in the festive season. “The coal dispatch has now increased to 180 rakes as on October 14, out of which 149 rakes have been supplied to the power sector,” the coal ministry said.
We're getting threats: Kejriwal
Three days after the attack on lawyer Prashant Bhushan, Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said the anti-corruption crusaders were now getting threats through calls and SMSes.
"Since yester
Hundreds arrested as rail blockade begins in Telangana
Police arrested hundreds of leaders and activists of Telangana movement as a three-day rail blockade began in the region on Saturday amid tension.
K. Kavita, leader of Telangana Jagruti, a cultural o
Hundreds arrested as rail blockade begins in Telangana
Police arrested hundreds of leaders and activists of Telangana movement as a three-day rail blockade began in the region on Saturday amid tension.
K. Kavita, leader of Telangana Jagruti, a cultural o
Pakistan launches new system to trace criminals
Pakistan has developed a monitoring system to help keep record of travellers and track down criminals, Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said.
The Integrated Border Management System (IBMS), current
Cameron's adviser dumps office papers in park bin
A British minister had to apologise after being caught dumping official documents, some of them even related to terrorism, in a park rubbish bin.
Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin, who is also th
We're getting threats: Kejriwal
Three days after the attack on lawyer Prashant Bhushan, Team Anna member Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said the anti-corruption crusaders were now getting threats through calls and SMSes.
"Since yester
Yeddyurappa’s bail plea rejected, faces arrest
The Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) first chief minister in south India, B.S. Yeddyurappa, who quit in July over graft charges, Saturday faced jail as a trial court rejected his bail plea and issued a warrant to arrest him.
