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Cell phone use may cause cancer: WHO

Heavy use of mobile phones and other wireless communication devices could possibly cause cancer, the World Health Organisation has said and asked people to use texting and free-hands devices to reduce the risk. The electromagnetic fields g

Provide NSE with probe details: HC to CCI

The Delhi high court on Tuesday asked the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to share details of its probe that led to the competition watchdog serving a showcause notice to the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The court set a deadline of Friday

Maruti Suzuki to set up plant in Gujarat

Top brass of nation`s largest car maker Maruti Suzuki in a meeting held with the Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi today expressed its intention to set up a manufacturing plant in the state having production capacity of 10 lakh units per annum,

Probe against Dinakaran justified: Centre to SC

The centre today told supreme court that the Rajya Sabha-appointed panel can carry out further probe and frame definite charges against Sikkim chief justice P D Dinakaran who is facing allegations of corrupt practices and misconduct.

Eastern states stress on capacity building

Eastern region states today stressed the need for capacity building of delivery institutions right down to panchayats for effective implementation of various central and states development and welfare schemes. The eastern states als

48,000 youths given jobs in HP in last 3 years: Minister

Around 48,000 people have been given jobs in various industrial and hydroelectric units in Himachal Pradesh in the last three years, of which 38,000 were locals, state industrial minister Kishan Kapoor said today. "Dhumal-led B

More girls going to schools after mid-day meal: Jtsecy

More girls are now going to school after the introduction of the mid-day meal scheme, a senior official of the union human resources development ministry said here today. After the introduction of the mid-day meal scheme the boy-gir

BJP asks Maran to explain Maxis

Even as textiles minister Dayanidhi Maran said he had slapped a legal notice on the Tehelka magazine for a "blatant concocted lie" of favouring Malaysian firm Maxis Communication when he was telecom minister, the Bharatiya Janata Party o

Lokpal: UPA seeks others’ views

The UPA government, smarting under the onslaught of allegations, has finally made a smart move. Instead of taking all the blame upon itself for seeming to protect the post of prime minister from the ambit of Lopal, it has now invited views of all

Cong begins process of appointing PCC chiefs

Three months after effecting a reshuffle of the All India Congress Committee (AICC), the Congress has set in motion the process of appointing new Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) chiefs in some six states, including in Andhra Pradesh, where it suf

Nationality no barrier for IMF chief

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said India supports the "best" available candidate, regardless of nationality, as the next International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief. The top IMF post is lying vacant after the disgraceful

Cong book blames Sanjay for Punjab mess

Former President Giani Zail Singh`s role during his tenure as Punjab chief minister has been criticised as also that of Sanjay Gandhi for the Punjab crisis of the 80s in a book on the Congress party. The fifth volume of the series `

Indo-German meeting discuss terrorism

Terrorism in the region and security situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan were among the host of issues discussed during first Indo-German Inter- governmental meeting here today with prime minister Manmohan Singh asserting that terrorism will hav

Indo-German meeting discuss terrorism

Terrorism in the region and security situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan were among the host of issues discussed during first Indo-German Inter- governmental meeting here today with prime minister Manmohan Singh asserting that terrorism will hav

Flight change: another stab in Maharaja’s back

The Maharaja is gasping for breath. The latest in a series of management decisions that threaten Air India’s survival is the May 28 move to combine, curtail and temporarily reschedule 29 national and international flights – during the

Doctors boycott work in Bihar hospitals

Health services were partially affected across the state with about 2600 government doctors under the banner of Bihar State Health Services Association (BSHSA) launching boycott of hospital work for 24 hours from 6 am today against the killing of

Centre least bothered about interest of common man: BSP

Terming hike in petrol prices as an indication of the "anti-people" approach of the UPA government, BSP today alleged that the centre is not concerned about the interest of common man. "The UPA government is least bot

Bharti rejects Centre`s request of breaking fast

Former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Uma Bharti today rejected the Centre`s appeal of breaking her fast, over the issues related to protection of the Ganga river and conservation of Himalayas. In a letter to union minister of state

Be practical, keep only PM, ministers under Lokpal

Should the PM and other dignitaries/high offices be within the ambit of the Lokpal or not? I believe Anna Hazare and Co are being too ambitious in wishing to put everybody under the Lokpal radar. They should instead take a pragmatic approach and d

Ramdev does not want PM under Lokpal

Differences appeared to have cropped up in the civil society over the demand for inclusion of the prime minister and higher judiciary in the Lokpal Bill with Baba Ramdev opposing such a move. The yoga guru, to whom the government de

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