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BJP seeks disqualification of another party MLA
BANGALORE: The legislature wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party has sought the disqualification of one more party MLA Manappa Vajjal, but any action against him is unlikely as Speaker K.G. Bopaiah has decided to strictly go by the provisions of ...
Landmine blast ahead of Bihar phase-II polls, 5 policemen killed
Patna: Election-bound Bihar came under a Naxal attack on Friday night, when four State Auxiliary Police (SAP) jawans and a police inspector were killed in a landmine explosion in Sheohar district. The attack comes barely 48 hours ahead ...
26/11: ‘U.S. gave only general information'
NEW DELHI: India had received “very general, non-specific information'' on warnings and threats from the U.S. before the November 26, 2008 attacks in Mumbai, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao told reporters on Friday. “In the ...
CWG scam: U.K.-based broadcast firm comes under the scanner
NEW DELHI: A U.K.-based company, which bagged the Rs.246-crore broadcast contract for the Commonwealth Games, has come under the scanner for alleged tax evasion even as the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) asked the CBI to probe any criminal ...
Dialogue is the way forward, says Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Disappointed that the promise held out at the Prime Minister-level engagements with India had not yet been realised in the form of a full resumption of the dialogue process, Pakistan Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Friday ...
‘Enough evidence found to hand over cases to CBI'
NEW DELHI: Official sources said on Friday the Central Vigilance Commission had received reports of Ministries or departments from its Chief Vigilance Officers, and found substantive evidence to hand over the cases to the CBI for further probe ...
Obama visit will be a milestone, says Burns
KOLKATA: The visit of U.S. President Barack Obama to India will be an “extraordinary milestone” in India-U.S. relations, as never before have the two countries “mattered more to one another,” William. J. Burns, the ...
NAC's compromise proposes wider food security coverage
New Delhi: The National Advisory Council (NAC) — which has been working hard over the last month to try and narrow down its differences with the Planning Commission and the government on the contentious issue of food security — is ...
CRICKET Nielsen stays positive
Margao: Losses in the Test series and defeat in the ODI at Visakhapatnam have not dimmed Australian coach Tim Nielsen's optimism. “We played just one game (at Vishakapatnam), made 290 and got beaten. We are not panicking at all. We ...
