- Demo by visually challenged in Delhi for reservation in state jobs
- Centre announces new solar policy
- Patna slum kids rally demanding better educational facilities
- Government to reduce import duty on hydrid vehicles: Deshmukh
- Cutting out a role for China
- Incensed Justice Liberhan says he didn't leak his Babri report
- Leakage of report is an attempt to polarise votes: Rajnath Singh
- India can't afford antagonism with China: Tharoor
- Jharkhand women self-help groups display their products at IITF
- Ex-Liberhan counsel rejects Vajpayee role in Babri demolition
Unprecedented heat throws life out of gear
NI Wire, Thu, 30 Apr 2009
The unprecedented heat in the month of April, the highest-ever in 50 years in the corresponding month, and the heat wave sweeping across the northern, eastern and western parts of India has thrown the normal life out of gear.
Court defers hearing on Bofors case till May 8
NI Wire, Thu, 30 Apr 2009
A Delhi court on Thursday deferred the hearing in the Bofors payoff case against Ottavio Quattrocchi, an Italian businessman, after CBI filed its status report regarding withdrawal of the red corner notice
Court orders to frame charges against Goa rape case accused
NI Wire, Thu, 30 Apr 2009
A Children's court in Panaji, Goa has ordered to frame the rape and sexual assault charges against Rohit Monserrate, the accused of raping and sending vulgar messages to a minor German girl.
258 candidates with criminal history in 3rd phase
NI Wire, Thu, 30 Apr 2009
A total of 258 candidates with criminal history are contesting in the third phase on Thursday (April 30) of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, as per the survey of the National Election Watch (NEW).
Swine flu: WHO puts high alert, India increases vigilance
NI Wire, Thu, 30 Apr 2009
In the backdrop of pandemic alert for swine flu declared by the World Health Organisation (WHO), India has initiated some precautionary measures to keep the flu at arm?s length include setting up of special surveillance enclosure at international
