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PDP`s Kashmir maps "highly objectionable": Congress

Congress on Monday commented on the issue of the politically damaging maps circulated by People`s Democratic Party (PDP) depicting Aksai Chin and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) as separate from India`s territory saying that the move by the party

Malnutrition killing children in India`s Shanghai

As you reach Rafi Nagar in the Shivaji Nagar slums of north eastern Mumbai, a distinctive stench fills your nose. Plastic waste, wet and dry garbage are piled all around. Urchins holding babies in their arms loiter around . Over 600 tarpaulin, sac

Unauthorised construction in Delhi: MCD plays safe

The municipal corporation of Delhi (MCD) is in no mood of sharing accountability for unauthorized construction in the capital. Recently, it turned down a proposal of the Lieutenant Governor (LG) in this regard. In June last, the LG office

Minorities should get more budgetary provisions: CBGA

In a meeting with the finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on pre-budget consultation, a delegation from the Centre for Budget and Government Accountability (CBGA) asked the government to include devepopmental concerns of minority groups as a priorit

PC member calls for speedy implementation of projects

Planning commission (PC) member B K Chaturvedi has called for speedy and timely execution of various infrastructure projects in Arunachal Pradesh especially around the border areas. Chaturvedi along with PC advisor S N Brahma Chowdu

New Act for Delhi policing soon

A brand new legislation that governs all aspects of policing in the capital envisaging among other objectives insulating police from political pressure while doing "normal duty" will be placed before the union cabinet for approval by the

Ratan Tata`s letter nails Karunanidhi`s spectrum lies

On Sunday, Tamil Nadu chief minister M Karunanidhi rubbished his political rival J Jayalalithaa’s claim that corporate lobbyist Niira Radia had carried a personal letter to him from Tata Sons’ chairman Ratan Tata that praised former mi

Enrolment in Kerala schools declining

What is seen as the result of the success of family planning programme, the enrolment of children in schools in Kerala has been declining steadily over the last few years. The trend has rendered a large number of primary schools eco

Kerala CM ignored

Amid a walkout by Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) opposition, the Kerala assembly on Monday passed a resolution alleging that chief minister V S Achuthanandan was ignored during the recent visit of prime minister Manmohan Singh to the s

J&K seeks more anganwadi centres from centre

The Jammu and Kashmir government has sought sanction for 6,500 more anganwadi centres from the central government in order to bring all areas under integrated child development scheme (ICDS). "The Centre has been approached for

GJM strike affects food supplies in Sikkim

The Sikkim pradesh congress committee (SPCC) on Monday alleged that the state government has failed to control the shortage of food supplies and essential commodities in the state due to the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s (GJM) indefinite bandh.

Meeting last attempt at negotiations: IA pilots body

The Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) has stated that its meeting with the Air India management over the Indian Airlines pilots` wage issues will be its last attempt at negotiations. Further delay in remittance of salary for the month of

2G probe: CBI to quiz Shourie on Feb 21

Former telecom minister and senior BJP leader Arun Shourie will appear before the CBI for questioning on February 21 in connection with the agency`s probe into possible criminal aspects in the telecom policy since 2001. "I rung up the

When a minister has not met his speech, it`s a big deal, Mr Krishna

Foreign Minister S M Krishna’s gaffe at the UN  General Assembly in reading the Portuguese Minister’s speech borders on the absurd and underscores three distinct facets. That these ministers do not do their homework.

Experts ask for ban on Gutka

The expert group formed by the health ministry to look into the harmful effects of gutka and other forms of smokeless tobacco has submitted its report stating that gutka causes cancer and that it should be banned, said one of the group members.&nb

India`s renewable energy largely untapped: World Bank

Rich renewable energy (RE) states like – Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Uttrakhand posses 65 percent of India’s small hydropower resources but remains largely untapped, says a World Bank India report released on Friday.

Letters surface to show PM was in the loop of S-band scam

The farce could not have been sustained for too long. And it has indeed been nailed conclusively. Even as the prime minister`s office (PMO) feigned ignorance of the S-band spectrum allocation for proverbial peanuts to a private entity, Devas Multi

Palmolein case hearing posted to February 26

The palmolein import graft case, in which central vigilance commissioner P J Thomas figures as an accused, was posted to February 26 by a vigilance court here on Friday. Enquiry commissioner and special judge S Jagadees adjourned the case

CAT refuses to review order quashing DD appointmnets

The Central Administrative Tribunal today refused to review its earlier order quashing the appointment of 25 Doordarshan News anchors and reporters on the grounds of irregularities in their appointment. A CAT bench headed by chairman V K B

Army uses bio-metric technology for recruitments in JK

Army has started using bio-metric finger printing technology for recruitments in Jammu and Kashmir to tighten the noose on touts and impersonators operating during job rallies. "We have used bio-meteric finger print technology at recr

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