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Pranab leaves Nepal satisfied
KATHMANDU: External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday “reiterated India’s commitment to supporting the government and the people of Nepal in their quest to build multi-party democracy.” Speaking in ...

Mizoram first-time voters take their cue from Obama
“Change we need” for the better in the State

BJP-BSP working together : Kapil Sibal
NEW DELHI: Union Minister of Science and Technology Kapil Sibal has charged the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party with working together in the current elections across Delhi, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. “These ...

We need to move cautiously on land acquisition: Buddhadeb


No move to change judges appointment procedure
I’ve reservations about setting up commission to deal with issue: Bhardwaj

Journalists take out huge rally in Manipur
IMPHAL: A massive rally was taken out by journalists here on Wednesday in protest against the government’s failure to book the killers of journalist Konsam Rishikanta. Thousands of members of civil organisations also joined it. ...

Electronic evidence clinches Dayanand Pandey’s custody
Audio and video recordings from his laptop placed before court

EC notice to Deora on BJP complaint
Asked to explain statement on fuel price

India, Pakistan seek to ease visa regime
ISLAMABAD: India and Pakistan will have another crack at easing the restrictive visa regime, the two sides decided at the two-day Home Secretaries’ talks that concluded here on Wednesday. The two governments will also work towards ...

“No third-party mediation”
NEW DELHI: India has made it clear that the dispute over Jammu and Kashmir is a bilateral issue with Pakistan and third-party mediation is not welcome. Speaking to journalists after talks between Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee and his ...

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