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Pakistan, India DGMOs discuss security issues
WAGAH: Director General Military Operations of Pakistan and India met at the Wagah border to work out a mechanism to ease tension and ensure peace at the Line of Control (LoC). The Pakistani side was led by Director General Military Operations (DGMO) Major General Aamer Riaz while the Indian side
History books never gave space for Musilm scholars:Rahman Khan
New Delhi, December 24: The history of Muslim leaders, who sacrificed their life for the country's freedom were "tarnished by people with vested interests", Union Minister of Minority Affairs K Rahman Khan said on Tuesday. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the "Kerala Muslim History Conference
India cancels all identity cards issued to US consular officials
New Delhi: The dispute between Washington and New Delhi over the arrest of an Indian diplomat in New York escalated today, with India taking steps to ensure that US consular officials here now have the same immunity as that offered to their Indian counterparts in America. India said that all ide
India anti-graft leader Kejriwal to be Delhi chief minister
NEW DELHI: India's anti-corruption leader Arvind Kejriwal announced he would head up a state government for New Delhi in a stunning breakthrough for his fledgling party just months before a general election. The former tax official is set to become chief minister in a minority administration after
Go back to homes: Rahul to Muzaffarnagar victims
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today asked the victims of Muzaffarnagar riots living in relief camps here to go back to their homes, saying those engineering communal riots want them to remain in the camps as such a situation "benefits" them. Gandhi's closely guarded visit to relief camps o
Aam Aadmi Party eyes Gujarat, to contest all 26 Lok Sabha seats
GANDHINAGAR: After their success in Delhi, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is setting its eye on Narendra Modi's Gujarat among other states. The party says it plans to contest all 26 Lok Sabha seats, though a final decision has been left to the national executive in Delhi. AAP will hold a Jhadu Yatra a
Lokayukta raids in Karnataka send jitters to corrupt officials
Bangalore: The simultaneous Lokayukta raids at various places including Udupi, Bangalore, Mandya, Tumkur, Chitradurga, Dharwad, Uttara Kannada and Koppala districts, have sent shivers down the spines of corrupt officials. So far there have been raids on the residences of ten government officials
Arvind Kejriwal bites the bullet, to form government
NEW DELHI: Aam Aadmi Party, which has created a nationwide stir by winning 28 of the 70 seats in Delhi in a stunning debut, is likely to form the government next week. AAP, which is carrying out a referendum to get "a sense of what the people want", is expected to announce its decision on Monday.
Chor police bhai-bhai, team up in Rs 1.3cr holdup on Mumbai-Pune Expressway
KHOPOLI (Raigad district): Ten persons, including two Pune policemen, have been arrested for the biggest robbery on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, the sum involved being Rs 1.29 crore. On December 10, three employees of a jewellery firm were going from Mumbai to Bangalore via the expressway with
I don't agree with Murthy on Modi, says Amartya
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has said the Gujarat riots of 2002 are not comparable with the anti-Sikh riots in Delhi in 1984, rejecting Infosys chief N R Narayanamurthy's view that the post-Godhra violence should not stand in the way of Narendra Modi becoming Prime Minister. While describing as
Parliament passes Lokpal Bill
NEW DELHI/RALEGAN SIDDHI: After eight unsuccessful attempts over the last five decades, India on Wednesday took the historic step of enacting the Lokpal law by which an anti-corruption watchdog would be established that will have in its purview even the office of the Prime Minister. The Lokpa
Delhi: Deadlock continues, President's Rule likely
New Delhi: The possibility of President's Rule looms large in Delhi as the political deadlock continues over the formation of government in the national capital even nine days after the elections that threw up a hung verdict. On Saturday, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung sent a detailed report
‘Hitler’ Modi, ‘Mussolini’ Mulayam are hand in glove: Beni Prasad Verma
BAHRAICH: Comparing BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi to Hitler and Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav to Mussolini, Union steel minister Beni Prasad Verma on Sunday alleged the two leaders had a tacit understanding to polarize votes. "The reincarnations of Hitler and Musso
Have read the Lokpal Bill properly, Anna responds to Kejriwal
RALEGAN SIDDHI: Rubbishing Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal's contention that the Lokpal bill under consideration in Parliament was weak, Anna Hazare on Sunday said "if anyone feels there are shortcomings in the bill after it is passed, they should fast for it." "I have read the provisi
Kejriwal seeks 10 days to decide on govt formation; AAP writes to Cong, BJP
Following the refusal of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to form the government in Delhi, the Aam Aadmi Party has now sought 10-day time to take a decision on the formation of government. Addressing mediapersons after meeting Lieutenant-Governor Najeeb Jung, Kejriwal expressed surprise over the
Major fire at 26-storey building in Mumbai, six killed
MUMBAI: A major fire broke out on the 12th floor of Mont Blanc building at Kemps Corner on Friday evening, killing six persons. Some residents of the 26-storey tower and six firemen were injured in the blaze. With a cylinder explosion in the building compounding the problem, the fire was finally
One day workshop for Civil Service Exams aspirants
Kanara College Society, Kumta along with Kanara Welfare Trust, Ankola are organising a One-Day Workshop & Special Lecture Series on Indian Civil Servises on Saturday, 21st December 2013, for those who aspire for the Indian Civil Services and other Competitive Examinations, at A V Baliga Coll
SIO Urges the Student Community to Raise Voice for Peaceful Campus
Kolkata, Dec 9: Violence in campuses, political hegemony and undemocratic practices have disturbed the atmosphere of the campuses today. Therefore, the West Bengal chapter of the Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO) has launched a statewide campaign, “Students voice for Peaceful Campus” fr