India
Smallest batch of 303 pilgrims leaves for Amarnath
Amid tight security, the smallest batch so far comprising 303 pilgrims left for the cave shrine of Amarnath in south Kashmir Himalayas on Tuesday.
Western Command on high alert for Independence Day; post Punjab terror attack
"This alert comes because Independence Day is coming up. All units in the Western Command is keeping extra vigil and is prepared to move quickly in case they are needed," a source said.
Centre asks Delhi government to open stores to sell cheaper onions
Delhi government has procured 2,000 tonnes of onions and the stocks have been stored with SFAC.
Asaram rape case trial to be held in prison premises
Asaram is in jail since August 2013 on charges of sexual assault.
Faridabad: Killer pothole on flyover claims life of teenager
In a shocking case from the National Capital Region, a class 9 student died when his autorickshaw turned turtle.
Goa bribery scam: Several messages used to seek bribe decoded during probe, says Laxmikant Parsekar
There were several messages related to demanding of bribe in the Louis Berger bribery case which have been tracked during the investigation, Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar has said.
Assam CM Tarun Gogoi for developing Smart Village; demands Rs 5 Lakh Crore for India
Gogoi, in an official release, said the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA government at the Centre should give special emphasis on the rural areas by going in for 'Smart Villages' in a big way than focusing on 'Smart Cities'.
GST a Congress Bill, party's negativism hurting economy: Arun Jaitley
He said the Congress and its leader "may be upset with the government for political reasons. They may be upset with the electorate for the 2014 verdict".
Parliament logjam: Union Minister Mahesh Sharma talks about 'no work, no pay'
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NGT denies permission to rafting camps in Rishikesh
The court directed the Environment Ministry to take a clear stand on the nature of the activities undertaken by the rafting camps.
Hundreds in Canada rally for women's topless rights
Protesters held banners that read "They are boobs not bombs, chill out" and "Nudity isn't sexual." Waterloo police executive officer Mike Haffner said on Twitter yesterday's demonstration was "respectful, peaceful, safe."
Madras HC warns government doctors against joining private hospitals
The Judge said no evidence had been placed before the court that the petitioner was going to be absorbed elsewhere after VRS. The respondents had not mentioned the name of the private hospital or insitution which she was going to join.
UP Technical university to be renamed as Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University
Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav tweeted saying that As a tribute to Dr. Kalam, UPTU will be renamed as Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University."
Hong Kong fines SBI for anti-money laundering law violation
Meena Datwani, Director-General (Enforcement) of the HKMA, said, "This was a case of internal control failures" relating to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CFT) rules.
Complaints against Coca Cola for ground water violation: Government
Three complaints have been received against Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh units of 'Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages' in the last two years, with the complaints forwarded to the respective state governments for investigation and action for violation.
In pics: Special armour piercing bullets used by terrorists in Gurdaspur terror attack
On July 27, 3 heavily armed terrorists dressed in army uniforms hijacked a Maruti car from the outskirts of Dinanagar in Gurdaspur after opening fire at the occupant of the car.