Digvijay joins criticism on plan panel’s poverty criteria
Amid mounting criticism of poverty reduction estimates by the Planning Commission, Congress leader Digvijay Singh Saturday joined Union minister Kapil Sibal in questioning the criteria for fixing poverty line.
Cong distances itself from meal remarks of Babbar, Masood
Amid the slugfest over poverty level estimates, Congress Friday distanced itself from controversial remarks made by party leaders Raj Babbar and Rasheed Masood on meals being available for Rs 12 and Rs 5.
Five members from TN sworn into Rajya Sabha
Senior leaders V. Maitreyan of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) and D. Raja of Communist Party of India (CPI) were among the five newly elected MPs from Tamil Nadu who took oath as members of Rajya Sabha.
India, France discuss military cooperation
India and France Friday discussed their ongoing military cooperation including the progress over Rs 50,000-crore 126 multi role combat aircraft deal during the defence minister-level talks here.
Animal rights group holds protest outside Delhi zoo
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Indian volunteers Friday staged a protest outside Delhi zoo.
Bank of India Q1 Net up 8.6% at Rs 964 crore
Bank of India Friday reported 8.6 per cent rise in its net profit at Rs 964.18 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2013.
‘Congress support base eroding’
Fearing that the Congress’ support base among adivasi, dalit and minorities in Madhya Pradesh is eroding, former Union minister Aslam Sher Khan said these stakeholders perceive that the party is pract
Letter handiwork of Congress: BJP
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday claimed the issue of 65 MPs writing to US President Barack Obama asking him not to lift the visa ban on Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi appears to be the h
Young indian shuttlers over the moon
If the players’ auction for the inaugural Indian Badminton League brought humiliation to India’s women doubles specialists Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa, there were many who were “over the moon” af
Court again defers verdict in Delhi gang-rape case
An Indian court trying a teenager over the fatal gang-rape of a student last December on a bus in the capital delayed announcing the first verdict in the case on Thursday, lawyers said.