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Migrant issue flows from Congress"s original sin
Why are people continuing to flee from Bihar -- Uttar Pradesh too -- in such large numbers, only to become easy targets in Maharashtra, Assam, Punjab, or J & K?...
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Any US proposal on Kashmir is okay: Pak
Apparently buoyed by US President-elect Barack Obamas offer to play a role in finding a solution to the Kashmir problem, Pakistan today said it was ready to consider any constructive proposal from Washington to address the vexed issue with India....
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Patil Scheming to Ban Bajrang Dal?
In a letter to the state governments, the ministry has sought details of the action taken by them to check their activities, a Home Ministry official said....
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Were Indian Navy men in ill-fated Russian N-sub?
The Indian Navy, which was to get the submarine some time next year, was monitoring its completion at the shipyard in Komsomolsk-on-Amur and trials of its various systems at all stages, and their presence on board during trials was quite possible, a Russian expert said on condition of anonymity....
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J&K is not an Indo-Pak issue: Salahuddin
Reacting to External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjees recent statement that the Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter to be resolved in line with accords between the two countries, the chief of United Jihad Council, a conglomerate of various terrorist groups, claimed bilateral pacts have no relevance for Kashmiris....
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Assam blasts: ULFA points finger at RSS
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Ram Sena: We are training youth to fight terror
Look at the Hubli case where so many terrorists were arrested. These arrests helped in cracking a nation-wide nexus of the Students Islamic Movement of India. It was our boys who gave information about these terrorists and on the basis of our information the police nabbed these anti-national elements, says Shri Rama Sena chief and founder Pramod Muthalik...
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Why Goa rape victim withdrew her complaint
Since the day I have filed the complaint on October 14, life has become hell for both me and my daughter. There are allegations and counter allegations in the media and we have now realised that we have been trapped in a situation (that...
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Rahul Gandhi takes on BJP in Chhattisgarh
All India Congress Committee General Secretary Rahul Gandhi on Monday said that the development of Chhattisgarh was hampered due to corruption in the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party government. Addressing a public meeting at Lalbaug maidan in Jagdalpur, Gandhi said the state could not develop due to the failures of the government, despite getting adequate funds from the Centre.It happened because of the high level of corruption and Naxalism in the state, Gandhi said....
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Dhoni takes inspiration from Mahabharat
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Image: Rajni"s take on Gita lands him in trouble
Hindu organisations have said that unless Rajni tenders a personal apology, they would hold protests outside his Poes Garden residence....
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Ex-AP CM vows to do an Obama in AP
Congratulating Barack Obama on winning the United States presidential elections, Telugu Desam Party president and former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu has promised to bring about a similar change in Andhra Pradesh in the next years state elections....
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"Obama will bring back the Clinton years"
Professor Lalita Kaul, was one among thousands of staunch Hillary Clinton supporters and contributors who responded to her call to go cast their votes for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama -- -after he routed her in the Democratic primary for the nomination--which helped to power him to an overwhelming victory in the state of Maryland over Republican presidential nominee John McCain....
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Minister reports late, assaults airline staffer
Union Minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal parliamentarian Akhilesh Prasad Singh allegedly beat up the station manager of Kingfisher Airlines at Patna Airport on Monday after he was not allowed to board Patna-Kolkata flight as he reported late at the airport....
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Sena supports Malegaon blast accused
Coming out in support of Sadhvi Pragya Thakur and other Malegaon blasts accused, Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray on Saturday lashed out at pro-Hindutva elements for disowning them and asked the legal community to come forward to defend the trio....
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