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"The government can talk to Pakistan then why not with Naxals" - Agnivesh

Social activist Swami Agnivesh on Tuesday demanded that the centre should hold talks with the Naxals, saying if it can have a dialogue with Pakistan then why the government cannot have deliberations with the Maoists. "Naxals ar

Expert group formed to frame RRZ rules

We might not see any new constructions like the Akshardham temple and the Commonwealth Games Village coming up on the Yamuna river floodplains in New Delhi. The ministry of environment and forests has ordered the constitution of an expert group to

Centre`s cotton export policies biased: Guj minister

Gujarat agriculture minister, Dilip Sanghani, on Tuesady said, that fall in the cotton prices was due to "anti farmer" export policies of the central government. "The union textile ministry is trying to protect the te

Nitish wants agri sector to be free from corruption

On Tuesday, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar asserted that his government wanted that the agriculture sector be fully freed from corruption. Referring to report of scandals in issuing Kisan Credit Cards in Muzaffarpur, Kumar said w

Fresh guidelines issued for women personnel

To ensure better working conditions for women in armed police forces, the government has come out with a fresh set of guidelines for deployment of such personnel in Border Security Force (BSF), Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Indo-Tibetan Border Pol

Adarsh: Maharashtra official to be quizzed again by CBI

Maharashtra Urban Development Department (UDD) secretary T C Benjamin will be questioned for the second time

Online content rules face criticism

The new IT rules 2011 notified by the government last month have become a subject of criticism not only from civil society organisations on privacy concerns but also from the industry for making the intermediaries liable for the user-posted conten

After Posco, ArcelorMittal eyeing Orissa project

With uncertainty over South Korean major Posco`s USD 12-billion steel project in Orissa ending, there could be good news in store for the much-delayed global steel giant ArcelorMittal`s 12 MTPA project in the state. The Luxembourg-b

July 31 deadline for AI to join Star Alliance

Lufthansa, a founding member of the Star Alliance, has said Air India needs to complete all formalities to join the global airline grouping before the final deadline of July 31. "The Star Alliance has set the time limit for Air

BMC to set up school as per its policy allowed by HC

Accepting the civic body`s policy to set up english medium schools in the city, the Bombay High Court has dismissed a petition filed by Balak Vidya Vihar Trust which challenged the decision of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to allot a pl

Four tonnes of artificially ripened mangoes destroyed

Erode municipal corporation health officials said today that they had destroyed four tonnes of artificially ripened mangoes that was kept in a godown. Corporation officials said they had conducted a raid yesterday in a fruit godown

J-K govt plans to consider issuing NOCs to hotels in Valley

Jammu and Kashmir government will consider issuing no objection certificate to hotels in the civil lines area of the Valley for four years if the Housing and Urban Development Department assures it to connect all the building for this purpose with

Contract workers boycott work due to non-payment of wages

About 400 contract workers, engaged by the city corporation through NGOs to carry out duties such as street light maintenance, sanitation and computer operation, began an indefinite boycott of their work in protest against non-payment of wages for

Patnaik flags off intercity bus svc, new solidwaste management

Orissa chief minister Naveen Patnaik flagged off the Bhubaneswar-Cuttack city bus service here in the satellite township Markat Nagar and new solid waste management facility in the city. Patnaik expressed hope that the services alre

China outperforms India in tackling diseases: WHO

China has outperformed India in tackling the "double-burden" of diseases that includes infectious diseases affecting the poor on the one hand and chronic lifestyle ailments typical of fast urbanisation on the other, a WHO report has said

Ujjain-Indore rail electrification by September next

A railway route electrification project on Ujjain-Indore line is likely to be completed by the end of September next, a railway official said today. "The Rs 70 crore project through Maksi railway route was initiated in year 200

PM to visit Ethiopia and Tanzania next week

Serious threats posed by terrorism and piracy will be high on the agenda of prime minister Manmohan Singh during talks with African leaders on his six-day visit to Ethiopia and Tanzania next week. Singh, who leaves on May 23 for Add

Lapse in the fugitive list: Authorities in denial

The Mumbai police has sought to wash their hands off the goof-up in the list of India`s 50 `most wanted` fugitives given to Pakistan after a terror accused, figuring in the document, was found living in neighbouring Thane. Wazhul Ka

IIM-Trichy to open on June 15

The hallowed portals of an IIM will be more accessible to aspiring business students of this city when (IIM-T) opens on June 15 this year. All infrastructure is in place, 12 faculty members have been chosen after stringent selection

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