Aseemanand's confession exposes AP police
Confessional statement of Swami Aseemanand, arrested by CBI in connection with Mecca Masjid bomb blast case here, has exposed the Andhra Pradesh police who falsely implicated Muslim youth, Civil Liberties Monitoring Committee (CLMC) General Secretary
Mahatma Gandhi @ 2050
The relevance of Gandhi is still a relevant topic. Even in Gandhi’s own lifetime, people made fantastic conjectures as to how he would be judged by posterity.
Enact law to bring back black money: Advani
Asking Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to take firm action, senior BJP leader L K Advani on Sunday said black money of a staggering amount of Rs 20 lakh crore stashed in Swiss banks should be brought back to India and a law enacted in this regard.
50,000 cases to come up in Maha Lok Adalat
As many as 50,000 cases including criminal and civil besides various other offences like traffic violations are likely to come up for hearing during the day- long Maha Lok Adalat scheduled to be held here on February 6.
Adoption without wife's consent is invalid: SC
Adoption of a child by the husband is not valid if the wife does not give her consent to it even though she might be been present at the ceremony as a spectator, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Sibal's remarks improper, say PAC, CAG
The high decibel attack on the CAG by Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal and Congress spokesman Manish Tewari was on Wednesday countered by the PAC and the government auditor which termed such a campaign as "improper" and one that could be contempt of the
Centre to issue notices to deemed universities: Sibal
HRD Minister Kapil Sibal on Tuesday said the Centre will issue show-cause notices to all deemed universities and take a decision on each case within a given timeframe.
India, Pak can't live in perpetual tension: Pranab
Citing the collapse of the Berlin Wall that unified Germany, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday night said differences between India and Pakistan may be resolved one day since the two cannot wish each other away and live in "perpetual tensi
NIA to reward informers on Samjhauta suspects
The NIA on Tuesday announced a cash reward of Rs 10 lakh each for information leading to the arrest of Sandeep Dange and Ramchandra Kalsangra in connection with the 2007 Samjhauta Express blast case.
Chidambaram reviews anti-Naxal strategy
Home Minister P Chidambaram on Monday took stock of anti-Maoist operations and coordination amongst state police and paramilitary officers of Naxal-affected states of the country as he met the top brass of these forces here.
Ajmer blast carried out to deter Hindus from dargah visit
The 2007 Ajmer Shariff blast was carried out to deter Hindus from going to the famous shrine and the act was carried out by a group of extremists whose members belonged to both majority and minority communities, Swami Aseemanand, an accused in the ca
After Kashmiri, now pro-Telangana students adopt stone-pelting
Stone-pelting by pro-Telangana students at police continued unabated for the fourth day on Sunday in the Osmania University campus here, even as various political parties, along with Congress leaders from Telangana, clamoured for removal of security
Govt. will take steps to control inflation, says Pranab
Attributing rising inflation partly to stimulus and increasing global commodity prices, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said the government was committed to take all steps to moderate price rise.
Pentagon goes for cost cutting
Weighed down by cash-crunch, the US Defense Department has announced a massive financial restructuring, squeezing its budget by USD 78 billion in the next five years and ordering substantial reduction in the size of its Army and Marine corps.
United AP best way forward for Telangana, says Srikrishna report
Justice Srikrishna Committee has recommended that keeping Andhra Pradesh united with Constitutional and Statutory measures for empowerment of the Telangana region "is the best way forward" while creating a separate state can be the "second best" opti
Issue Dated: Feb 5, 2017
