PC stand cowardly: Thackeray
Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray on Wednesday, criticised Union home minister P. Chidambaram for taking a cowardly stand against the Naxals and demanded that they should be dealt with like enemies of the state.
Highway committee suggestions remain on paper
The last few months have seen a steep incline in the number of deaths in accidents on highways.
Panic in train after minor blast
A blast in a local train triggered panic at the Matunga Road railway station on Wednesday afternoon, leaving a senior citizen with minor
City gets new set of babus
The much-awaited transfers of senior Indian Administrative Services officers were declared by the chief minister’s Secretariat on Wednesday evening. As many as 28 IAS officers have been transferred.
‘Teens were outsourced census work’
In an attempt to complete the census work as early as possible, the state government has deputed thousands of government and civic employees to conduct the survey on time.
Mulund couple kills self, 2 kids
In a suicide pact, a couple hanged their two children and later themselves from an iron pipe in their terrace at Mulund on early Wednesday.
Still no result in Pune blast case
Forty days after Maharashtra home minister R.R. Patil announced that the perpetrators of the German Bakery blast in Pune would be arrested soon, the case has seen no headway whatsoever.
BARC gets new director
Dr Ratan Kumar Sinha took over as the new director of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) on Wednesday and made a strong case for India to take up a global leadership role in the peaceful use of nucl
Docs fume over inflated voluntary donor figures
A year after the National Blood Transfusion Centre (NBTC) redefined the term “voluntary donors”, ground level doctors are finding it difficult to put it into practice and want the definition to be res
‘BJP not going soft on Bagwe issue’
The BJP is firm on its demand for the removal of minister of state for home Ramesh Bagwe.