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Paswan dares BJP on Bihar ties

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Fishing into the troubled waters of ruling NDA alliance in Bihar, LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan on Sunday dared the BJP to snap its ties with JD(U) over the “humiliating” treatment meted out to it by sta

RJD may lose national status

Mr Lalu Prasad Yadav’s Rashtriya Janata Dal may lose its national party status following its poor show in last year’s Jharkhand Assembly polls, ahead of the Bihar elections in October this year.

BJP to review ties with JD-U today

Congress leader Shekhar Suman greets his father, Dr Fanibhushan Sinha, at his residence in Patna on Sunday, Father’s Day. 	PHOTO

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will review its strained ties with the Janata Dal (United) in Bihar on Monday even as NDA convenor and JD(U) president Sharad Yadav said that the alliance would contin

Insurers lobby for tax sops to Ulips

Models pose with Jaguar XF during the inauguration of a showroom by Tata Motors in association with Inline4 Motors in Hyderabad

With Sebi off their backs, life insurance companies are now lobbying to see that tax saving investments in unit-linked insurance products (Ulips) are not taxed at the time of withdrawal in the revised

Surinder leads India to easy win

Skipper Surinder Kaur led from the front, scoring from two penalty corners as India trounced Canada 4-1 in the third hockey Test to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the four-match series at Tamanawis

‘Honour killing’ at Ashok Vihar

A couple, late on Sunday night, was found dead in their Ashok Vihar Phase II residence. After initial investigations, the police is suspecting a case of “honour killing”.

DU nation’s only radioactive polluter

The Delhi University has earned the dubious distinction of being the country’s only violator of radioactive waste disposal norms, according to the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board.

lawyers’ ‘no science’ knowledge worries HC

The public prosecutors lack basic knowledge of science, the Delhi high court has said while expressing its concern for disregarding a dying declaration of a victim, who alleged that she was burnt to d

Take Metro to Gurgaon from today

Gurgaon will be closer to the city from Monday when a Metro train will chug into the satellite city, fulfilling its residents’ long-awaited desire for an effective transport link to New Delhi.

Kashmiris pandits demand rehab

The migrant Kashmiri pandits, residing in Jammu, staged a protest at Jantar Mantar demanding the status of Internally Displaced Persons.

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