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123 agreement a satisfactory arrangement, says Kakodkar
M.R. Srinivasan cautions against further erosion of position

Bangladesh agrees to take action on terror groups
NEW DELHI: India and Bangladesh on Friday reiterated that the use of the territory of either country would not be allowed for terrorist and criminal activities. The neighbours said sustained cooperation and information sharing would ...

BJP to decide on Sena alliance by month-end
Manohar Joshi in Delhi to meet BJP leaders

Agreement on timely delivery
NEW DELHI: In civil nuclear cooperation agreement between India and the United States, both sides have “accepted” the need to ensure timely delivery schedules and prescribed a timetable for processing import-export requests and ...

Best possible deal: Congress
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Friday described the nuclear deal between India and the United States as a “historic agreement.” Once the deal was cleared by U.S. Congress it would get translated over the next few decades and ...

Basu: stir undemocratic
KOLKATA: Two veteran leaders of West Bengal’s ruling Left Front, Jyoti Basu and Ashok Ghosh, hold differing views on the Opposition-led movement against acquisition of land for industry in Nandigram, which had often turned ...

Adverse impact on strategic programme: BJP
NEW DELHI: The 123 agreement on civil nuclear cooperation between India and the United States, as apparent in the text of the agreement released here on Friday, would have an “adverse impact on India’s strategic programme”, ...

Supreme Court rejects petition
It sought discussion on nuclear deal

Buddhadeb inaugurates IT park
Kolkata: West Bengal is being increasingly preferred as an information technology (IT) destination because of the quality of its human resource, the Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee said here on Friday. Mr. Bhattacharjee, who formally ...

Basu: Nandigram movement undemocratic
KOLKATA: Two veteran leaders of West Bengal’s ruling Left Front, Jyoti Basu and Ashok Ghosh, hold differing views on the Opposition-led movement against acquisition of land for industry in Nandigram, which has often turned violent in the ...

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