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Chinese Minister optimistic on ties
KOLKATA: Chinese Minister for Foreign Affairs Yang Jiechi said on Sunday that the opening of Chinese Consulate General’s office here was a good omen for friendship and cooperation between the two countries. “This shows ...

Struggle not over, says Karat
“Will work to see that new government takes steps to end the 123 Agreement”

Ashok Leyland’s growth commended
Hindujas to start healthcare facility in Tamil Nadu

Kalam: no treaty can stop nuclear tests
New Delhi: “India can conduct nuclear tests if the supreme national interest warrants it and no pact or treaty could come in the way,” the former President, A.P.J. Adbul Kalam, said on Sunday. “When the supreme ...

Kaziranga park begins search for animal carcasses
Death of seven hog deer, three rhino calves and a swamp deer confirmed

Sonia, Ministers greet Manmohan Singh
NEW DELHI: Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Sunday called on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and congratulated him on India getting a waiver from the Nuclear Suppliers Group. Ms. Gandhi, along with Union Ministers and senior party ...

15 injured in fresh violence in Kashmir
Srinagar: At least 15 people, including 10 policemen, were injured as fresh clashes broke out on Sunday between security forces and protesters after the death of a youth in Saturday’s police firing in the Kashmir Valley. Police ...

Olympian to learn ancient art
KOZHIKODE: Dressed in a black cloth worn tightly around his legs and wielding a sharp sword in his left hand, Joshua McGuire looks like one of the several foreigners learning Kalari Payattu at CVN Kalari in this Northern Kerala city. ...

MNS, Sena target Jaya Bachchan
MUMBAI: An apparent off-the-cuff remark by actor Jaya Bachchan, supporting the use of Hindi by north Indians in Maharashtra, has snowballed into a controversy with the Shiv Sena and the Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) ...

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