Age Correspondent
ATS arrests 1 more in Ajmer blast
The ATS has made one more arrest in the Ajmer blast case.
Sunken Navy vessel won’t be discarded
The Indian Navy on Saturday decided that INS Vindhyagiri will not be decommissioned immediately after it is salvaged from the seawater inside the Naval Dockyard.
‘Names of black money holders only in court’
Union finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said that prosecution has been started against 17 Indians who have deposited their black money in foreign banks but he ruled out disclosure of their
IAF launches Veiled Viper squadron
The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Saturday announced the formation of its new squadron — “Veiled Vipers” — comprising the C-130J “Super Hercules” military transport aircraft that India is acquiring.
Bill for e-database of degrees
Forged educational certificates could soon be a thing of the past.
Ulfa: Killings a mistake, armed fight not wrong
The outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom (Ulfa) on Saturday announced that they are going to sit for unconditional talks with the government on February 10 while confessing that the killing of NGO
CBI quizzes Raja on service providers
The CBI, which is investigating the 2G spectrum scam, on Saturday reportedly put direct questions to former telecom minister A.
Swamy wants Karuna named co-accused
Janata Party chief Subramanian Swamy on Saturday pleaded for continuance of his complaint against former telecom minister A.
Gujarat notice to IPS officer for info to panel
Indicted by the Supreme Court-appointed SIT for failing to contain riots in the state in 2002, the Gujarat government has issued a showcause notice to IPS officer Rahul Sharma, who had provided detail
Omar apologises to slain youth’s family
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday created history of sorts when he soon after hearing about the killing of an innocent youth by Army troops in frontier Kupwara district drove
