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India’s GDP growth may dip to 7%: World Bank
On account of its current tight monetary policy that led to slowdown in demand for industrial goods

Dalit women crank camera to showcase life
Films on sustaining agricultural biodiversity and livelihoods launched

Rashid Hussain, Sajid let off
JAIPUR: The Rajasthan police have let off electronics engineer Rashid Hussain and the former SIMI leader Mohammed Sajid, who were picked up in connection with the May 13 serial blasts in Jaipur. But they have filed the charge of possession of ...

GJM rejects Buddhadeb’s condition
“Our demand for a separate state should be the sole issue in future discussions”

Government forms Space Cell


Award comes “too late in the day” for Soumitra
KOLKATA: For Soumitra Chatterjee, winner of the 54th National Film Award for Best Actor, the award comes “too late in the day.” “Personally, after decades of acting, I do not attach too much value to it,” Mr. ...

Red-letter day for Southern Railway
For Egmore station, it’s a track record of 100 years

From Ezhumur to Egmore
Inscription from A.D. 1309 proves the antiquity of Egmore settlement

Protest staged against attack on journalists
MUMBAI: Journalists, human rights activists and civil society groups on Tuesday wore black bands across their mouths to stage a silent protest at the Churchgate station against the recent attack on Loksatta editor Kumar ...

Gujarat cuts VAT on petrol, diesel and LPG
GANDHINAGAR: The Gujarat government has reduced the Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol, diesel and cooking gas(LPG) to provide some relief to the consumers in the State. Announcing this here on Tuesday, the Health Minister and the cabinet ...

Take Opposition into confidence: BJP
NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should clarify whether his “apprehensions” about nuclear weapons falling into the hands of terrorist groups were based on facts. ...

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