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NEWS ANALYSIS
Chauvinism leveraged for political profit again
NC workers fanning the fires that secessionists might have set off
Tunguska event still a mystery
Scientists have been debating its nature for the last 100 years
Maken takes the battle over illegal colonies to BJP camp
NEW DELHI: Union Minister of State for Urban Development Ajay Maken has virtually taken the battle for taking credit over regularising the Capital’s unauthorised colonies to the Bharatiya Janata Party camp by charging that the 2004 ...
Congress told to go in for State-specific poll campaigns
NEW DELHI: The Antony panel set up to study revitalisation of the Congress has recommended that the party have State-specific election campaigns and strategies. The panel was set up after the party’s debacle in the Karnataka ...
Manmohan, Patil discuss J&K situation
NEW DELHI: With political developments in Jammu and Kashmir taking a centre stage as the Congress-led coalition government was reduced to a minority, Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil called on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday evening ...
No need to alter 9% growth target: Montek
“We can make it up next year”
GMOs review meeting open to independent scientists
Panel agrees to participation by members of civil society also
30 p.c. interim relief for newspaper employees
NEW DELHI: The two wage boards for working journalists and non-journalists in newspapers and news agencies, headed by Justice K. Narayana Kurup, have recommended an interim relief of 30 per cent of basic salary for newspaper employees with ...
Bangladesh mourns Manekshaw
DHAKA: The death of Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, who was the Chief of the Indian Army as well as the joint India-Bangladesh command during the Bangladesh liberation war in 1971, was deeply condoled here . Bangladesh Foreign Affairs ...
‘Samprokshanam’ at Balaji temple
NEW DELHI: “Samprokshanam” of Sri Venkateswara Mandir, better known as Tirupati Balaji Temple, here in R. K. Puram will be performed on July 4 after completion of renovation work undertaken by Venkateswara Mandir Society. ...
Sariska gets a tiger
SARISKA (Rajasthan): The tiger has landed, at last. After a gap of four years, it made a comeback to the Sariska Tiger Reserve (STR) in Alwar district on Saturday. This is the first time a wild tiger is being re-introduced in a reserve ...
Obstructing deal will erode energy security: Congress
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Saturday said the Left’s objections to the India-U.S. nuclear deal were “ideological, rather than rational.” Reacting to a scathing article by Communist Party of India (Marxist) general ...
Arun Kumar shifted from shrine board
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday removed IAS officer Arun Kumar as Chief Executive Officer of Shri Amarnath Shrine Board (SASB) and attached him with the General Administration Department on the recommendations of a ...
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