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Buddhadeb: we are committed to taking West Bengal forward
CPI (M) farmers' wing stages mammoth rally to allay fears of land acquisition

Work on port unsettles fisherfolk
A thermal power plant and the port face opposition

Congress wants Quattrocchi extradited: Digvijay Singh
"Government has never interfered with CBI probe"

`Rama cult arose in the South'
Historian traces the origins of the cult to the Vaishnavite saints, Alwars

`ICHR had no role in communalising textbooks'
FEROKE: Historian and former chairman of the Indian Council for Historical Research (ICHR) M.G.S. Narayanan has contested Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan's comments that the ICHR had been instrumental in propagating communal interpretation of ...

BJP wins Gwalior seat, Congress wrests Sidhi
BHOPAL: : The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has won the Gwalior parliamentary and the Udaipur Assembly seats, while the Congress won the Sidhi Lok Sabha seat in Madhya Pradesh. The byelection results were announced on Sunday. Madhya Pradesh ...

Sukhbir Singh Badal elected Akali Dal working president
CHANDIGARH: The Political Affairs Committee (PAC) of the Shiromani Akali Dal on Sunday unanimously elected Sukhbir Singh Badal working president of the party, as Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal expressed his inability to handle the ...

Judge arrested in Gujarat
AHMEDABAD: Sessions court judge Nishit Thakkar was arrested on Saturday night on the charge of forcing his wife to commit suicide for dowry in Rajkot. The police said a case against the judge and his family members had been filed on a ...

Musician T. Muktha passes away
CHENNAI: A voice that passed on a rich tradition with great authenticity and bhava will be heard no more. T. Muktha of the well-known Carnatic vocal duo Brinda-Muktha passed away at her Adyar residence here on Sunday morning. She was ...

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