Bengal CM launches Left’s toughest battle
West Bengal chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee on Sunday kick-started the campaign for arguably the toughest Assembly election the Left is going to face in over three decades with the back-to-basi
Home secy invites Pak for March Delhi talks
Union home secretary G.K. Pillai said on Sunday he will invite his Pakistani counterpart Chaudhry Qamar Zaman for talks here next month.
Shourie asked to appear for probe by CBI
The CBI, which is probing possible criminal aspects, if any, in the allotment of spectrum licences since 2001, will question former communications minister Arun Shourie here later this month.
Devas deal: BJP for PM explanation
Attacking the Congress-led UPA government for not scrapping Devas-Antrix deal even after the space commission had reservation about it, the main Opposition BJP on Sunday demanded the PM should give an
BlackBerry: Govt puts onus on telecom firms
Clearly unhappy with BlackBerry for not allowing the government with a solution allowing the interception of its corporate mail services, the government has warned that telecom operators will have to
Centre may cut forces in J&K
The Centre is likely to withdraw nearly 10,000 paramilitary personnel from Jammu and Kashmir this year. Union home secretary G.K.
‘No pressure due to Samjhauta findings’
Union home secretary G.K.
Campaigning may start if Houses function
Campaigning for Assembly elections in five states — Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry — could begin during the coming Budget Session of Parliament if the two Houses run.
CM ends fast before it begins
Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday accepted Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s request and announced at a specially decked up venue in the state capital that he has decided not
Cong TN panel meets, wants 5 Cabinet berths
The Congress demand for power share notwithstanding, deputy chief minister M.K. Stalin on Sunday expressed confidence that the DMK-led alliance would win the coming Assembly elections and M.