Murder case in Italy against marines who shot Kerala fishermen

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• Murder case in Italy against marines who shot Kerala fishermen
• Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you
• Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved
• Suspected terrorist arrested in Jharkhand to be handed over to Delhi Police
• Files being burnt in Kripashankar's backyard
• Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
• Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers
• India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans
• No bail for Mamata's nephew; he slapped traffic cop
• Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt?
• Invite for Sanjay Gupta's Shootout at Wadala
• Tibetans hold protests in Delhi against India-China border talks
• Fodder scam: CBI court frames charges against Lalu
• Mamata's nephew in court today for slapping traffic cop
• Andhra Pradesh policemen caught on camera slapping teen repeatedly
• Space department has refused to reveal reasons for blacklisting me: Ex-ISRO chief Nair
• NCTC row: 'Disappointed' Naveen Patnaik writes to PM again, asks for chief ministers' meeting
• CBSE board exams begin today
• Maharashtra Congress alleges foreign NGOs funding Jaitapur N-plant protests
• Cops beating teen caught on camera in Andhra Pradesh
• Poll panel chief SY Quraishi joins Twitter
• BJP alleges ambulance scam in Rajasthan, company linked to two ministers' sons
• Bhanwari Devi case: Former minister Maderna charged with murder
• PM waits on stage at rally as audio system fails
• Government not to challenge Supreme Court order on 2G licences

Murder case in Italy against marines who shot Kerala fishermen Posted: 01 Mar 2012 03:11 AM PST The Italian government says that two of its marines, currently in a Kerala jail for shooting two fishermen from Kochi, will be tried for murder in Italy. This is part of Italy's attempts to persuade ... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:56 AM PST The union cabinet has cleared an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. This increases punishment for various offences. The new rules will apply across the country, if they are approved by Parl... Related Stories Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:53 AM PST Two-year-old girl Baby Falak has shown remarkable improvement in her medical condition with doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) stating that she is "stable" and able to brea... Related Stories Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you

Suspected terrorist arrested in Jharkhand to be handed over to Delhi Police Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:31 AM PST A suspected terrorist who was arrested in Jharkhand and on whose tip off two more alleged members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba were arrested in the national capital yesterday will be handed over to the Delh... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Files being burnt in Kripashankar's backyard Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:17 AM PST The question is, after allegedly cooking the books, was Kripashankar Singh burning them on Wednesday? Staff members of the former Mumbai Pradesh Congress chief were seen incinerating bundles of files ... Related Stories Mumbai Police registers FIR against Congress leader Kripashankar Singh Two Lashkar men arrested were planning Delhi terror attacks Brad Pitt in Chandigarh for Hollywood movie on Osama

Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:06 AM PST Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet has approved an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment fo... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:05 AM PST A wealthy US woman has been arrested for keeping an illegal immigrant from India in a "forced labour situation" that included her working 17 hours a day and sleeping in a walk-in closet. Related Stories Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Posted: 01 Mar 2012 01:56 AM PST Chinese foreign minister Yang Jiechi met his Indian counterpart S M Krishna in New Delhi. The talks were primarily focussed on the upcoming Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa or BRICS Summit in De... Related Stories Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

No bail for Mamata's nephew; he slapped traffic cop Posted: 01 Mar 2012 01:49 AM PST West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's nephew Akash has been sent to one-day judicial custody for slapping a traffic cop yesterday. They will be again produced in court tomorrow. Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Posted: 01 Mar 2012 01:08 AM PST After three ministers were caught watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly, a committee was set up of seven MLAs to investigate the incident. The ministers - Lakshman S Savadi, CC Patil ... Related Stories Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Invite for Sanjay Gupta's Shootout at Wadala Posted: 01 Mar 2012 12:48 AM PST Bollywood Producer, Director Sanjay Gupta allegedly copied the letterhead of the Mumbai Police Commissioner; this was used to send out invites for his film 'Shootout at Wadala's unveiling. Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Tibetans hold protests in Delhi against India-China border talks Posted: 29 Feb 2012 11:40 PM PST About a dozen Tibetans, including women, today staged a protest outside the Hyderabad House objecting to the border talks between India and China claiming that Beijing cannot discuss the issue before ... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Fodder scam: CBI court frames charges against Lalu Posted: 29 Feb 2012 11:32 PM PST A CBI court has framed charges against former Bihar chief ministers Lalu Prasad Yadav and Jagannath Mishra in connection with a multi-crore fodder scam. Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Mamata's nephew in court today for slapping traffic cop Posted: 29 Feb 2012 11:04 PM PST Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's nephew, Akash Banerjee, who was arrested here yesterday for allegedly slapping a traffic policeman, will be presented in court today. He has been charged with a non-ba... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Andhra Pradesh policemen caught on camera slapping teen repeatedly Posted: 29 Feb 2012 10:07 PM PST On camera, a policeman is seen slapping a young boy repeatedly. That footage - filmed by a local TV channel in Karminagar in Andhra Pradesh, has prompted an inquiry by the state's human rights commis... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Space department has refused to reveal reasons for blacklisting me: Ex-ISRO chief Nair Posted: 29 Feb 2012 09:15 PM PST Former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO, G Madhavan Nair, has said that the Department of Space (DoS) has refused to reveal the reasons, sought by him under an RTI query, for bl... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

NCTC row: 'Disappointed' Naveen Patnaik writes to PM again, asks for chief ministers' meeting Posted: 29 Feb 2012 08:16 PM PST Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has once again taken the row over the National Counter Terrorism Centre or NCTC to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. In a fresh letter written to Dr Singh, his third ... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

CBSE board exams begin today Posted: 29 Feb 2012 07:56 PM PST The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) board exams for Class X and XII will begin today. For Class XII students, the first paper will be of English and for class X pupils, it will be the pain... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Maharashtra Congress alleges foreign NGOs funding Jaitapur N-plant protests Posted: 29 Feb 2012 07:46 PM PST Following the Prime Minister's statement that the opposition against the nuclear power plant in Kudankulam was being fuelled by foreign funded NGOs, the Congress in Maharashtra has written to the Prim... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Cops beating teen caught on camera in Andhra Pradesh Posted: 29 Feb 2012 06:42 PM PST A day after a sixteen-year-old boy was allegedly beaten up by police in full public view at Jagtial town in Karimnagar district of Andhra Pradesh, the state human rights commission today directed the ... Related Stories School bus carrying 45 students falls into canal in Andhra Pradesh, four dead

Poll panel chief SY Quraishi joins Twitter Posted: 29 Feb 2012 11:22 AM PST India's Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), SY Quraishi has joined micro-blogging site Twitter. And Mr Quraishi says he has to thank the youth of the country and his son for it. Posting his maiden tw... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

BJP alleges ambulance scam in Rajasthan, company linked to two ministers' sons Posted: 29 Feb 2012 10:49 AM PST The BJP says that a company with connections to the sons of two senior union ministers has gypped the government of crores of rupees in Rajasthan where it's been hired to supply ambulances across the... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

Bhanwari Devi case: Former minister Maderna charged with murder Posted: 29 Feb 2012 10:16 AM PST The CBI says former Rajasthan minister Mahipal Singh Maderna and a former Congress MLA Malkhan Singh together plotted the abduction and murder of nurse Bhanwari Devi, and has charged both men with mur... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

PM waits on stage at rally as audio system fails Posted: 29 Feb 2012 10:10 AM PST Prime Minister Manmohan Singh suffered acute embarrasment after the failure of the public address system at an election rally at Sanquelim, 40 kms from state capital Panaji. The public address system ... Related Stories UP polls: 60 per cent voter turnout in sixth phase UP polls: 60.1% turnout registered in sixth phase PM to address rally in Goa today, gets nod from Election Commission

Government not to challenge Supreme Court order on 2G licences Posted: 29 Feb 2012 09:39 AM PST The Indian government will decide by the end of this week what action it would take on the Supreme Court's order quashing 122 licences issued in 2008, Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar said on Wednes... Related Stories India, China Foreign Ministers meet amid protests by Tibetans Porn-and-politics inquiry a half-hearted attempt? Kerala woman was made to sleep in walk-in closet by US employers Tougher fines and jail term for traffic rule violations: What it will cost you Baby Falak taken off ventilator; chances of survival greatly improved

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