We work to unite India, not divide it: PM |
- We work to unite India, not divide it: PM
- Congress attacks RSS for involvement in terror
- Sonia Gandhi's speech at the AICC meet
- Taj prepares premium liquor cabinet for Obama
- Salman Khurshid is Obama’s minister-in-waiting
- Obama has no time for Golden Temple, Taj Mahal
- Karnataka: Court hearing on independent MLAs' case on November 8
- Rahul Gandhi makes an unscheduled speech at the AICC session
- Kashmir interlocutors to submit initial assessment report to Chidambaram today
- Some floors of the Adarsh Housing Society could be demolished: Jairam Ramesh
- Finally, a hotline between India and China
- Adarsh Society a security risk, said Army and Navy recently
- Adarsh Society: No green clearance?
- Haryana Chief Minister Hooda honours CWG medalists
- US shared info, Headley not mentioned: Chidambaram
- Chavan govt has broken all corruption records: Gadkari
We work to unite India, not divide it: PM Posted: |
Congress attacks RSS for involvement in terror Posted: |
Sonia Gandhi's speech at the AICC meet Posted: These are the main points made by Sonia Gandhi in her speech at the AICC session. The events of last months in J&K have been painful. I speak for all of us when I express my anguish over the loss of so many young lives. Our sorrow for those who died does not diminish our gratitude for our security personnel who are confronted with most difficult and delicate situation. |
Taj prepares premium liquor cabinet for Obama Posted: |
Salman Khurshid is Obama’s minister-in-waiting Posted: |
Obama has no time for Golden Temple, Taj Mahal Posted: The White House has clarified that US President Barack Obama will not be visiting the Golden Temple in Amritsar and the Taj Mahal at Agra because of paucity of time. "Anybody who would go to (India), would love to... spend a lot more time there," White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters on Monday when asked why Obama is not visiting the Sikhs' holiest shrine or the famed Taj Mahal. |
Karnataka: Court hearing on independent MLAs' case on November 8 Posted: The Karnataka High court has adjourned the hearing on disqualification case of the five Independent MLAs to Monday, November 8. The rebel, along with 11 BJP MLAs, had been disqualified from the membership of the House by the Speaker of the Assembly, KG Bopaiah, after they had written a letter on October 5 to Governor HR Bharadwaj, withdrawing support from the Yeddyurappa government. |
Rahul Gandhi makes an unscheduled speech at the AICC session Posted: |
Kashmir interlocutors to submit initial assessment report to Chidambaram today Posted: |
Some floors of the Adarsh Housing Society could be demolished: Jairam Ramesh Posted: |
Finally, a hotline between India and China Posted: A much delayed hotline between the Prime Ministers of India and China will finally be operational soon. This was announced by External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Monday. The announcement came at a crucial time when a senior leader of the influential Politburo of China's Communist Party, Zhou Yongkang, is in Delhi at Congress party's invitation. |
Adarsh Society a security risk, said Army and Navy recently Posted: |
Adarsh Society: No green clearance? Posted: |
Haryana Chief Minister Hooda honours CWG medalists Posted: |
US shared info, Headley not mentioned: Chidambaram Posted: |
Chavan govt has broken all corruption records: Gadkari Posted: |
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