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Central team visits Assam
Banner organisations, opposition parties call for 12-hour Assam bandh today

Defence deals: court seeks status report
“Nothing has happened so far”

Warm, enthusiastic welcome to Hamid Ansari
The assigned duty of the Chair is to ensure that all concerned play by the rules, says Vice-President

Overwhelming: Salma Ansari
NEW DELHI: “It was awesome. Extremely over-whelming,” said Salma Ansari, wife of Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Hamid Ansari, on the proceedings of the House that welcomed her husband on Monday. Ms. ...

Panel for compulsory marriage registration
NEW DELHI: A parliamentary panel has recommended compulsory registration of marriages, irrespective of religion, to provide valid evidence of the alliance that will protect the rights of a woman, particularly in marriages with non-resident ...

Government employees, teachers’ strike on October 30
NEW DELHI: Central and State employees, teachers and employees of State undertakings are to go on a nationwide strike on October 30 to protest against the Centre’s “anti-employee and anti-people” policies. This ...

Pakistan allows IAF duo to land in Karachi
NEW DELHI: In a rare show of camaraderie, Pakistan has allowed an Indian Air Force duo to land in Karachi in order to help them better the world record for round-the-world navigation in a microlight aircraft. Currently in Rome and ...

India to release 72 Pakistani prisoners
NEW DELHI: India will release 72 Pakistanis lodged in its jails on Tuesday but expressed disappointment over the continued incarceration of a large number of Indians in Pakistani jails. “We have noted that the Government of ...

Al-Qaeda threats not being taken lightly: police
NEW DELHI: Stating that the reports of threats issued by the Al-Qaeda recently were not being taken lightly, Special Commissioner (Security) S.B. Deol said on Monday that arrangements had been made to ensure a peaceful Independence Day ...

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