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Rajiv Gandhi remembered on his 64th birth anniversary (20 August 07:27) |
| Former Prime Minister late Rajiv Gandhi was remembered on his 64th birth anniversary on Wednesday.
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3,000 petrol outlets go on strike in Rajasthan (20 August 07:12) |
| About 3,000 petrol outlets in Rajasthan on Wednesday began their two-day strike, leaving auto riders in lurch.
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Thousands rendered homeless by floods in Bihar (20 August 06:36) |
| Thousands of people were rendered homeless in Bihar by floods triggered by heavy rains and breaches in barrages and embankments, official sources said on Wednesday.
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UP govt favours ban on SIMI (20 August 06:14) |
| The Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday said that it favoured the ban on SIMI but no new cases have been registered against the outfit after 2003.
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Soren likely to meet Sonia Gandhi (20 August 06:03) |
| JMM chief Shibu Soren accompanied by all 17 MLAs of the party is reaching here on Wednesday evening.
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At least 50 hurt in Jammu violence (20 August 06:01) |
| Mobs went on a rampage in many parts of this winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir and its adjoining areas as they set afire government buildings |
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No probe into Monica Bedi's 'Bigg Boss' role (20 August 05:59) |
| The Madhya Pradesh Police denied reports that it would probe how Bollywood starlet Monica Bedi managed to get a role in the "Bigg Boss" reality show.
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Soren confident of Koda government's defeat (20 August 05:58) |
| Claiming that arithmetic in the 81-member house favoured him, JMM president Shibu Soren expressed confidence that the Madhu Koda government in Jharkhand |
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Step up security at places of worship: Khanna (20 August 05:57) |
| Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Tejinder Khanna has urged that security be increased at places of worship including temples, mosques and gurdwaras |
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Left trade unions shut down West Bengal (20 August 05:44) |
| Life came to standstill in communist-ruled West Bengal on Wednesday due to a 24-hour nation-wide shutdown called by Leftist trade unions.
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India urged to sign CTBT (20 August 05:41) |
| As the Indo-US nuclear deal goes through the motions, India was today asked to sign the CTBT by the UN organisation overseeing this non-proliferation measure.
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IAF short of 400 pilots: Air chief (20 August 04:48) |
| The Indian Air Force (IAF) faces a shortage of 400 pilots and it will take five years to make plug the gap, says its chief, Air Chief Marshal Fali Homi Major.
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Is Mayawati's heir-apparent Rajaram? (20 August 04:39) |
| Who is Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mayawati's heir apparent? If party sources are to be believed, it is none other than its vice-president Rajaram. |
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About Calcutta HC's observations on Rizwanur's suicide (20 August 04:38) |
| Leading regional daily Anandabazar Patrika had the most detailed coverage on the high court observations. |
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Tihar Pak prisoners don't want to return (20 August 04:37) |
| A team of visiting Pakistani judges, part of the eight-member Indo-Pak judicial committee on seeking release of each other's civilian prisoners, faced a peculiar situation at Tihar Jail. |
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BJP says Nehru was wrong (20 August 04:36) |
| The BJP squarely blamed the Congress-led UPA government on Tuesday for the mess in Jammu and Kashmir. It claimed the trouble in the region was a byproduct of UPA policies.
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Govt seeks back channels to start dialogue in J&K (20 August 04:35) |
| The Centre has stepped up back-channel efforts to find an opening for discussions with representatives of J&K, which are at loggerheads over the Amarnath land transfer row.
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Tamil radio jockey eyes world record (20 August 04:34) |
| A popular Tamil radio jockey (RJ) is aiming to enter the Guinness Book of World Records by attempting to stay on the air non-stop for over 136 hours.
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Raja Hindustani sings before House panel (20 August 04:34) |
| The wheeling-dealings in Delhi's power corridors are as complex and interesting as that in Mumbai's underworld, reveals Raja Hindustani. |
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Woman officer at RAW tries to kill herself (20 August 04:34) |
| A director rank woman officer of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) attempted to commit suicide outside the Prime Minister's Office here on Tuesday afternoon. |
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Missionary or spy? Did someone help Haywood flee? (20 August 04:32) |
| Was Kenneth Haywood, whose cover was blown by an extremely savvy terrorist group that hacked into his internet connection, an undercover operative? |
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RGF in Pursuit of Rajiv Gandhi's Vision and Ideals (20 August 04:32) |
| The Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (RGF) rededicates itself to the ideals of the late Rajiv Gandhi on his 64th birth anniversary. |
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Mother wins HC battle to let daughter study (20 August 04:00) |
| Rubinisha is all set to realise her dream of joining an engineering course thanks to the determination of her mother and timely action by the Madurai Bench of the Madras high court. |
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'Kashmir-like flare-up likely id Gurudwras separate' (20 August 03:56) |
| Parkash Singh Badal warned of a Kashmir-like situation in the state if the Centre did not restrain Haryana from dissociating all historic gurdwaras there from the SGPC.
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Two in fray for AIIMS director (20 August 03:55) |
| Health minister Anbumani Ramadoss has finally short-listed the names of senior consultant RC Deka and RK Sarin of Guru Tegh Bahadur Hospital to occupy the coveted top post. |
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Cong, SP to start seat-sharing talks (20 August 03:54) |
| In a day or two, the two parties will begin formal talks on a possible seat sharing arrangement between them in UP. |
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650 acres enough for Singur plant: Mamata (20 August 03:53) |
| Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said the Tata Motors' management has informed her that 650 acres of land would be enough for their small car factory at Singur.
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Delhi hopes for victory at Vienna (20 August 03:51) |
| Foreign secretary Shiv Shankar Menon flew out to Vienna on Tuesday to prepare for the crucial meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers' Group beginning Thursday. |
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RAW official attempts suicide outside PMO (19 August 09:30) |
| A woman RAW official allegedly tried to commit suicide on Tuesday by consuming poison right outside the Prime Minister's Office |
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All of 130 years, India's oldest man is dead (19 August 08:07) |
| He was born in the year of Andre Citroen and Louis Chevrolet 130 years ago. The two men immortalised by the cars they branded with their names died decades ago. |
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Flood situation worsens in Bihar (19 August 07:39) |
| The flood situation in Bihar worsened with most major rivers in spate following heavy rains in their catchment areas over the past few days.
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Haywood a private citizen: US embassy (19 August 07:23) |
| The US embassy declined to comment on the row surrounding Kenneth Haywood, an American citizen who was being probed in connection with the Ahmedabad serial blasts, leaving India. |
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Amar Singh, Paswan detained in Noida (19 August 07:05) |
| Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh and Lok Janshakti Party leader Ram Vilas Paswan were on Tuesday prevented from going to Ghori Bachhera village. |
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Govt mum on Haywood's departure (19 August 06:30) |
| Questions were being asked about the sudden departure of Ken Haywood, an executive whose computer Internet connection was used to send terror e-mail minutes before Ahmedabad blasts. |
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Would-be brides and grooms, gear up for 'Bridal Asia' (19 August 05:53) |
| Come October and it's time for the annual 'Bridal Asia' wedding extravaganza with top notch designers like Ritu Beri, Tarun Tahiliani and Sabyasachi Mukherjee showcasing bridal couture.
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UP govt justifies Noida firing (19 August 05:27) |
| The entire opposition in the Uttar Pradesh assembly on Tuesday staged a walkout as the state government justified the last week's police firing on agitating farmers in Greater Noida.
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''America's friend' Musharraf had to go' (19 August 05:08) |
| The end of Pervez Musharraf's nine-year rule in Pakistan has evoked mixed reactions in Jammu and Kashmir, though a majority feel the "dictator" had to go |
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Why are Muslim zealots the media favourites? (19 August 05:08) |
| It has been seen over the years that all political parties cash in on the Muslim mandate but later they ignore the issues that affect the community, using it like tissue paper. |
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IAF chief last voted 10 years ago (19 August 04:54) |
| Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal Fali H Major has not been able to vote for the last 10 years because he has not been home at election time. |
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Maya faces opposition ire over Greater Noida firing (19 August 04:42) |
| Mayawati's parental village Badalpur in Gautam Buddha Nagar of west UP has suddenly become the epicentre of a political battle between the ruling BSP and arch rival SP.
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Nursery kids show unnatural aggression (19 August 04:42) |
| Four-year-old Nilanjan (name changed) lately acquired a peculiar habit. While fiddling with his father's mobile phone, he would answer it himself if it rang while in his hands. |
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Surat sees sharp rise in crime graph (19 August 04:41) |
| When a recent survey put Surat on the top of the list in terms of household income, everybody knew how the textile-cum-diamond city was making strides in creating job opportunities.
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Safdar Nagori was not always a hardliner (19 August 04:40) |
| Safdar Nagori-the former general secretary of the Simi and currently lodged in Madhya Pradesh (MP)'s Rewa jail, wasn't a hardliner during his early student days in the 1980s.
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SC seeks ways to restrain media (19 August 04:39) |
| Taking a strong stance against the character assassination of Aarushi Talwar of Noida and her family by an unrepentant media, the SC issued notices to the Union and UP governments. |
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Aamir Khan to help groom taxi drivers (19 August 04:38) |
| Donning a scarf around his neck, Aamir Khan, who played a tourist guide in Fanaa, managed to create a style statement among taxi drivers in the country. |
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Sajid spread Simi network in Surat (19 August 04:38) |
| The arrest of Sajid Gulam Khwaja Mansoori, a top member of the banned Simi from Bharuch played a crucial role in helping the police apprehend others involved with Ahmedabad's serial blasts. |
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A'bad blasts could have been averted (19 August 04:37) |
| Safdar Nagori and Karimuddin Nagori were arrested by the Indore police in March for delivering fiery jehadi speeches to influence youth to join terror activities.
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Punjab CM watches ...Kinng in flood time (19 August 04:36) |
| Even as Punjab struggled to come to terms with floods, chief minister Parkash Singh Badal spent more than three critical hours watching Singh is Kinng in a Jalandhar multiplex. |
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'Sheikh and Mansoori planted Jaipur bombs' (19 August 04:35) |
| Police investigations reveal that the two key suspects who had planted explosives that killed 68 persons in Jaipur on May 13 are Sajid Mansoori and Imran Sheikh. |
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'Mother of all strikes' may hit life tomorrow (19 August 04:34) |
| The Left trade unions and their affiliates have threatened a countrywide "mother of all strikes" on Wednesday. The strike will involve 10crore workers. |
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