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PM condoles Delhi gang-rape victim’s death
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday condoled the death of the Delhi gang-rape victim and expressed the hope that the entire political class and civil society will set aside narrow sectional interests and agenda to make India a demonstrably safer place to live in. He said it would be a true h
Delhi gang-rape victim succumbs to injuries
[caption id="attachment_18998" align="aligncenter" width="625"] The Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore where the 23-year-old girl was admitted on Thursday morning.-AP[/caption] The 23-year-old girl, who put up a brave battle for life after she was gang-raped and brutally assaulted in a Delhi b
Hindu fanatics had carried out 2006 Malegaon blast
NEW DELHI: Now, it is official that 2006 Malegaon blast that killed 37 people and injured over 100 was, perhaps, not perpetrated by Muslim fundamentalists but Hindu fanatics. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday officially declared the Samjhauta Express blast accused Rajender Chaudhary
President's son Abhijit Mukherjee apologizes after calling anti-rape protesters 'dented and painted'
KOKATA: President Pranab Mukherjee's son Abhijit Mukherjee stoked a major controversy by describing women participating in Delhi protests against gang rape of a student as 'highly dented and painted', triggering angry backlash. Abhijit had said, "Walking in candlelight processions, going to disco
India gang-rape victim battles against the odds: medics
Gang-rape victim struggles to survive after suffering heart attack and brain injuries AFP,16 December 28, 2012 [caption id="attachment_18845" align="aligncenter" width="475"] Two ambulances are seen parked in front of the accident and emergency entrance of the Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapo
Rapists to be named, shamed on website
New Delhi: In an attempt to name and shame rapists, the government is mulling to create a database of all rape convicts across the country and their photographs, names and addresses would be made public. Minister of state for Home R.P.N. Singh said he has directed the National Crime Records Burea
Resolutions passed at Indian Muslims' Mushawarat's CWC meeting
New Delhi, 27 December 2012: The Central Working Committee (Majlis-e Amla) of the All India Muslim Majlis-e Mushawarat (AIMMM), the umbrella body of Indian Muslim organisations, met here today. The meeting was chaired by the AIMMM National President Dr Zafarul-Islam Khan and attended by the followin
Former cop surrenders in Sadiq Jamal fake encounter case
AHMEDABAD: An accused in the Sadiq Jamal fake encounter case, retired DySP I A Saiyed surrendered before the CBI court on Monday morning. Additional chief judicial magistrate H S Khutwad sent the retired cop to jail. Saiyed was posted as a police inspector with the DCB crime during the time of th
Now Tejram Parmar arrested from Indore in Mecca masjid blasts' case
INDORE: National Investigative Agency (NIA) has reportedly picked another man from Depalpur area here on Monday. However, his identity is still not clear. SDOP, Depalpur, Shaligram Sankhedia confirmed that NIA team visited Depalpur. However, he expressed unawareness about the development. He said
57 Gujarat MLAs face criminal cases; 134 crorepatis
Based on the candidates’ affidavits, which has been analysed by the Gujarat Election Watch, as many as 57 newly elected MLAs in the Gujarat Assembly have criminal cases against them while 134 MLAs are crorepati. "In the new assembly, 57 members or 31% have declared criminal cases against them out of
Gang-rape victim shifted out of S'jung hospital, headed to Singapore
The 23-year-old gang-rape victim, who is battling for life for the past 10 days at Safdarjung hospital, was tonight shifted and headed to a hospital in Singapore. Safdarjung hospital sources said the physiotherapy student was being shifted to Singapore. The name of the hospital was not known imme
Russia, India sign weapons deals
[caption id="attachment_18419" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Russian President Vladimir Putin shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh before a meeting at his residence in New Delhi on Monday. (Reuters)[/caption] NEW DELHI: Russia and India signed weapons deals worth billions of do
Constable injured during Sunday's protest at India Gate dies
Constable Subhash Tomar, who had suffered serious injuries when a protest against the gang-rape of a young medical student turned violent at India Gate on Sunday, died this morning. Mr Tomar, 45, had also suffered a heart attack after being injured on Sunday. His son had told NDTV yesterday that
'Amanat' composed despite fragile health, say doctors, condition is worrying
Doctors attending to Amanat (NOT her real name) said today that the 23-year-old is "very serious, very critical and still not out of danger." She has been fighting for her life since she was hit with an iron rod and then raped by six men on a moving bus in Delhi last weekend; a male friend travel
India, Russia ink defence deal worth Rs 25k cr
New Delhi, Dec 24, 2012, DHNS India on Monday signed close to Rs 25,000 crore worth military contract with its trusted defence supplier Russia but did not spell out whether penalty would be imposed on Russia for a year-long delay in the delivery of aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya. The two bi
37 kg silver, 1.9 kg gold recovered from Karnataka BJP state chief's house
The Lokayukta police today raided the residence of Karnataka BJP state chief KS Eshwarappa and recovered 37 kilogram silver, 1.9 kilogram gold and Rs. 10,90,000. Mr Eshwarappa is also the Deputy Chief Minister of the state. The raid was conducted after the directive by the Lokayukta court in Shim
Delhi gang rape case: Violence at India Gate, hooligans 'hijack' protests
NEW DELHI: Hooligans and some political elements on Sunday hijacked the peaceful protests in the Capital over the gang rape of a young girl resulting in violence and attacks against public property and police, which retaliated with teargas and water cannons that led to injuries to persons on both si
Delhi turns into fortress; venue of Putin-PM meeting shifted
The heart of the national capital today turned into a fortress with heavy deployment of police who blocked roads leading to India Gate and Raisina Hill to ensure that no protests take place there but the arrangements put commuters at severe hardship. Office goers and students were the most affect