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CPI(M) Polit Bureau meet starts today
To discuss global meltdown, poll understanding, Mumbai terror attacks

Tell MNF enough is enough: Sonia
Kolasib (Mizoram): Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Friday urged the people of Mizoram to vote for a change and bring her party back to power in the Sate. “It is time to say enough is enough. Ten years is a long time. It is you ...

I didn’t announce price cut: Deora
New Delhi: Union Petroleum Minister Murli Deora on Thursday asserted that he did not violate the Model Code of Conduct as he did not make any announcement on reduction of the prices of petroleum products. Responding to the notice issued by the ...

Pratibha arrives in Indonesia
Bali: The President Pratibha Patil arrived here from Hanoi on Friday on a five-day visit to Indonesia to promote ties with a country that is an important member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and with which it shares ...

IFFI shall continue: Digambar Kamat
PANAJI: The International Film Festival of India shall continue. This was announced here on Friday by Goa Chief Minister Digambar Kamat in the wake of the Mumbai hostage crisis and the passing away of the former Prime Minister, V.P. Singh. ...

Unfair world order cause of terrorism: Iran
DUBAI: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has expressed “deep sorrow and pain” over the loss of life and injury to Indians on account of the terrorist strikes in Mumbai. However, he said in parallel messages to President ...

Constable who took them on barehanded
MUMBAI: When Nivrutti Baburao Gavahane, 57, a constable at the Colaba police station first heard of the firing outside Leopold Café, he decided to nab the attackers mid-way before they cleared out. With no firearm of his own, he ...

When South African commandos plunged into act
Mumbai: The looming danger while six South African commandos were having dinner at a restaurant when terrorists struck Taj Mahal hotel came as a sudden challenge and they handled it with aplomb saving scores of persons from possible threat. ...

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