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UPA to sign N-deal come what may
The United Progressive Alliance government will sign the civil nuclear deal with the US in time come what may and there was no threat to the Manmohan Singh government, Union Minister Priyaranjan Dasmunsi said in Raiganj on Saturday. There is absolutely no threat to the UPA government, which will sign the nuclear deal with the US in time, come what may. There is no hesitation in this regard, Dasmunsi, information and broadcasting minister, told reporters....
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UNPA to split?
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How the BJP tried to topple the UPA
The National Democratic Alliance had offered to extend outside support to the United National Progressive Alliances prime ministerial candidate in 2007, Bharatiya Janata Party leader Jaswant Singh has revealed.The NDA had made the offer to the UNPA during the presidential polls last year, the senior BJP leader told mediapersons in New Delhi on Saturday.The former finance minister also warned that the country was hurtling towards an economic emergency under the UPA govt....
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Govt relieved after SP support for trust vote
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How poor are we? A reality check
It is of course true that a lot of low-income people can indeed afford mobile phones today, as handsets cost no more than Rs 700....
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Protests over fire in Srinagar shrine
Fresh tension gripped Srinagar on Saturday afternoon after a historically revered shrine was partially damaged in a fire. The shrine, located in the Soura locality on the outskirts of Srinagar, houses the relics of the Holy Prophet, his Caliphs and some saints....
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Cancel revoked Amarnath land transfer order: BJP
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Another TDP leader heads for Chiranjeevi camp
The Telugu Desam Party continued to suffer the jolts with another senior leader from coastal Andhra region indicating that he was on the way out. M Pedda Rathaiah, four time legislator and former minister from Guntur district, held a meeting with his supporters and followers at his residence on Saturday to take a final decision about his political future....
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Border encounter: 6 soldiers, 12 terrorists killed
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Left may withdraw support before deadline
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Majority of Muslims not against N-deal: SP
In a damage control exercise, the Samajwadi Party on Saturday claimed that majority of Muslims in the country are not against the Indo-US nuclear deal, and also alleged that the canards being spread in this regard are merely political stunts of Mayawati....
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US critic of Indian nuclear programme dead
I have tried to be a friend to India. But, as long as there is breath in me, I will never support the lifting of the Glenn amendment sanctions on India unless they abandon all nuclear ambitions....
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Fresh violence in Indore, curfew in entire city
Fresh violence erupted in Indore on Friday, leading to the imposition of curfew in the entire city, a day after four persons were killed in clashes during the Bharatiya Janata Party ?Vishwa Hindu Parishad sponsored bandh against the revocation of land to Amarnath shrine board....
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History wont forgive if N-deal is not inked
Delivering a public lecture on Evolving Indian nuclear programme: Rationale and perspectives organised by Indian Academy of Sciences in Bangalore on Friday, he said the currently-known uranium resources in the country were enough for setting up nearly 10,000 MWe installed capacity pressurised heavy water reactors and the country will need to import nuclear reactors and the fuel to achieve energy security....
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Congress attacks Advani for seeking trust vote
The Congress on Friday came down heavily on Leader of the Opposition Lal Kishenchand Advani for demanding a trust vote in Parliament. No one has withdrawn support from the government as of now. So where is the question of trust vote? said Congress spokesman Manish Tiwary....
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