Whipping up Sonia Gandhi's foreign origin to flag the price rise issue, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi made a veiled attack on the Congress chief saying he would now write a letter to the Centre
Shiv Sena activists on Friday went on the rampage tearing down posters of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's latest flick over his remarks favouring inclusion of Pakistani cricketers in IPL, after which Maharashtra government issued
The disclosure of file notings on the mercy petition of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru may prejudicially affect country's sovereignty and integrity, the Ministry of Home Affairs has said. The Ministry rejected an RTI application
With a glint of pride in their eyes and armed with INSAS rifles, 209 women personnel on Friday joined the ranks of the ITBP to guard the Sino-Indian frontier, which Union Home Minister P Chidamabaram
Russia's fifth generation fighter aircraft (FGFA), which is a joint project with India, made its maiden flight on Friday in the country's far east, boosting hopes that the stealth fighter may be ready for induction
Military Secretary Lt Gen Avadhesh Prakash will face court martial proceedings in the Sukna land scam following intervention of Defence Minister A K Antony who overturned Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor's decision on administrative action
Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan sparred over the 26/11 probe with Shah Mahmood Qureshi accusing New Delhi of non-cooperation, prompting S M Krishna to ask the "people who are sitting in the epicentre of
One of the two accused in the nine-year-old Russian girl rape case, who had engaged the victim's mother while the crime was being committed, was arrested by Goa Police which intensified efforts to nab the
Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray has attacked industrialist Mukesh Ambani over his recent statement that Mumbai belongs to all Indians. "Marathi people have as much right over Mumbai as Mukesh Ambani has over Reliance companies,"
The accused involved in the rape of a nine-year-old Russian girl was today identified by Goa police as a man from Uttar Pradesh working for a local pharma firm and both he and his colleague
As attacks against Indians continued unabated in Australia, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Thursday met his Australian counterpart Stephen Smith for the second time in two days and is understood to have conveyed
Condemning the violent attacks on Indians Down Under, Australian speedster Brett Lee said he wants the community to be as welcome in his country as he is in India. "I want to make it absolutely
India said it would have to conclude that Pakistan is dragging its feet on bringing terror accused in Mumbai attacks to justice if it does not put on trial people including Hafiz Saeed , founder
The much-talked about committee to examine the demand for separate Telangana will be announced next week, Home Minister P Chidamabaram said on Thursday. "We are almost at the end of concluding that exercise. If all
Ramalinga Raju, former chairman of Satyam Computers, who last year confessed to have inflated his company's assets by over USD one billion, was declared a pauper by a court here exempting him from paying court
Tennis star Sania Mirza's father has called off his daughter's engagement to Mohammed Sohrab Mirza in Hyderabad, says a media report. Sania hasn't had the best of starts to the 2010 season - on and
Rahul Bhatt , son of prominent film director Mahesh Bhatt , is 'convinced' that Pakistani-American Lashkar-e-Tayiba operative David Headley was working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation when he was in Mumbai before the 26/11
A top military official, Lt Gen Awadesh Prakash, allegedly involved in the Sukna land scam faces court martial with the Defence Minister A K Antony asking army chief General Deepak Kapoor to initiate disciplinary action
Seeking to delay the 26/11 trial, Pakistani gunman Ajmal Kasab today sought to call Maharashtra minister Narayan Rane as a defence witness but the special court rejected the plea terming his request as "irrelevant" and
Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla on Wednesday said it was "not feasible" to have compulsory voting in an election held on a national scale but left it to Parliament to decide. "If you ask me
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