Hillary to Pak: Prove you are against terror
US secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned top Pakistani leaders on Thursday that there was no “middle way out” in the war against terrorism, and said they needed to prove they did not have any connections with the terror networks, official sources said.
PM’s man to RBI: Prices, not growth
The chairman of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advi-sory Council, Dr C. Rang-arajan, on Thursday said that in the present time of high inflation the primary focus of the RBI should be to bring down prices, and not look at growth.
Rahul convoy stopped; man with revolver held
It was a slightly troublesome day for Congress MP Rahul Gandhi who was on a one-day visit to his constituency Amethi on Thursday. Mr Gandhi’s convoy was forcibly stopped by a group of people who were demanding that only candidates
CBI starts evaluation of Jagan’s assets
`60 crores was allegedly spent on building Kadapa MP Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy’s bungalow at Lotus Pond in Jubilee Hills and another `25 crores was spent on purchasing the land.
BSP minister, MLA accused of rape
A senior BSP minister and a BSP legislator, in different incidents, have been charged with rape, causing considerable embarrassment to an already beleaguered Mayawati government.
Jaya appears in K’taka court
Tamil Nadu chief minister J. Jayalalithaa finally appeared before a special court in Bengaluru for the first time on Thursday in the disproportionate assets case, which was filed way back in 1997 and was grilled for over six hours.
‘Arunachal integral part of India’
Senior BJP leader L.K. Advani here on Thursday said that scams dogging the UPA government is tarnishing India’s image abroad, but the “indecisiveness” of the ruling Congress Party in taking effective steps against corruption has resulted in “misrule and price rice”.
RLD MP hits out at Maya on MPLAD
RLD MP from Mathura Jayant Chaudhary has accused the Uttar Pradesh administration of not implementing the MP Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS). He also supported the demand of Union rural development minister Jairam Ramesh for social audit of the MPLADS. Drawing the attention of the
Cong, RLD haggle over seat-sharing
Hard bargaining for more seats has begun between the Congress and the Rashtriya Lok Dal for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.
Although, both the parties are sending positive signals for fighting the elections together against the BSP, SP and the BJP, the smaller parties moving closer to the Congress are bargaining for more seats.
Graft corroding nation like cancer: Court
A DDA engineer was sent to jail for five years by a city court for taking `15,000 bribe for desealing a businessman’s premises, observing that corruption by public servants has become a gigantic problem which is corroding the country like cancer.