For the first time since the Maoist attack on EFR's Shilda camp in West Bengal's West Midnapore district that left 24 jawans dead, the rebels on Sunday in Kolkata admitted that they had also lost
Four months after the involvement of American terror suspect David Headley in 26/11 attacks came to light, filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's son Rahul Bhatt is still to come to terms with the "betrayal of faith" by
A senior Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department engineer has resigned accusing a ruling BSP MLA of issuing a threat to his life, prompting the state government to order an inquiry into the allegations which have been
A few shops were vandalised on Sunday during one-hour relaxation of curfew in the Batala , which witnessed violence over publication of a picture of Jesus Christ in an allegedly objectionable manner, even as authorities
A 19-year-old youth, who attempted self-immolation in the Osmania University campus in Hyderabad in support of a separate Telangana state, has died, police said on Sunday . S Yadaiah from Nagaram village in adjacent Ranga
Claiming that justice has still not been done in Ruchika's case, her father Subhash Chander Girhotra on Saturday sought the death sentence for former Haryana DGP S P S Rathore for molesting his daughter. "He
The chief of the paramilitary force which lost 24 personnel in a Maoist attack in West Bengal last week has alleged the state police had “inhumanly treated” his men.Benoy Chakraborty, Special IG of the Eastern
70-year-old John Payne, a Mazgaon resident, got the shock of his life when he returned from a vacation only to find a stranger living in his home. The stranger Mohammed Rajkotwala claimed that he had
Members of Christian and Hindu communities clashed and indulged in vandalizing public property in Batala on Saturday over publication of a picture of Jesus Christ in an allegedly objectionable manner, prompting authorities to clamp an
Police laid a siege to Hyderabad city for 10 hours on Saturday to foil pro-Telangana students to march towards the state Assembly, throwing normal life out of gear by forcing a curfew-like situation. Violence broke
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will present 'Amitabh', a module diabetes unit-bus to be based in Mumbai, to Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan in London on Monday.The bus will help screen people in Mumbai for diabetes
Indian hockey has been rocked by yet another controversy with organisers of a charity event on Saturday claiming that the players demanded Rs 5 crore to feature in the matches, an allegation the national team
The Income Tax probe into the disproportionate assets amassed by former Jharkhand chief minister Madhu Koda has received a jolt. Three days after the second round of countrywide raids, the finance ministry has transferred the
Indian Premier League (IPL) commissioner Lalit Modi has said that Pakistani players have always been welcomed in India and it is foolish to think there is some sort of conspiracy to keep them out of
In what comes as a blow to the efforts of city parents' associations which have been campaigning for reining in school fees, Union HRD minister Kapil Sibal said on Friday that the fees of private
A Jharkhand Officer P K Layek abducted by Maoists a week back was set free today after the state government agreed to release some jailed persons bowing to the demand by the Naxals in an
Under attack from both within the ruling UPA and the Opposition over his failure to check spiralling foodgrain prices, Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar on Friday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had no reservations about
In a sudden development, veteran diplomat Shyam Saran has quit his job as Prime Minister's Special Envoy, following reported serious differences Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh. "Shri Shyam Saran, Special Envoy of the Prime Minister for
Putting a lid on the controversy, Aamir Khan on Friday withdrew his resignation from the copyright panel saying proposed amendments to the 53-year-old law were extremely important and historic. Khan, who had opted out of
India on Friday said there was "nothing wrong" in holding Foreign Secretary-level talks with Pakistan though terrorist camps along the borders in that country were "still active". "It is a considered decision of the government
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