- School children take to roads against Maoists' atrocities
- Considerable decline in militancy in J-K: DG Khudda
- President appoints Governors for Assam, Gujarat, Tripura
- Nature of terrorist onslaughts shows they have assumed a lethal global reach: Patil
- 22 orphan girls enter wedlock at marriage ceremony in Varanasi
- Restoration of Mughal road in J-K heads towards completion
- China wants a Chinese version of Tibetan Buddhism, says Dalai Lama
- Cultural heritage of Manipur showcased in Sikkim
- Dalai Lama hopes PM will discuss Tibet issue with the U.S. leadership
- 3 injured in fire at Jodhpur's handloom showroom
Ansari denied permission to contest polls
NI Wire, Wed, 25 Mar 2009
Bahujan Samaj Party candidate and criminal-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari has been denied permission to file nomination to contest in the forthcoming general elections.
HC turns down Varun's plea for quashing FIR
NI Wire, Wed, 25 Mar 2009
The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday turned down the BJP candidate Varun Gandhi's petition to quash an FIR filed against him for his alleged communal remarks.
Vedanta organises blood donation camp at Lanjigarh
NI Wire, Wed, 25 Mar 2009
A Blood Donation Camp was organised by Vedanta Aluminium at Lanjigarh Hospital yesterday (March 24). The Camp was inaugurated by Mr. Umesh Mehta, Vice-President, Vedanta Aluminium Limited.
Deal terrorists with utmost firmness: Antony
NI Wire, Wed, 25 Mar 2009
In the wake of fierce gunbattle intermittently continuing for five days between Security Forces and militants in Kupwara district in Jammu & Kashmir, Defence Minister A K Antony has instructed the Army to deal with the situation with utmost firmness.
One more editor is shot dead in Assam
Nava Thakuria, Wed, 25 Mar 2009
The trouble torn northeastern part of India has witnessed another incident of killing of a newspaper editor in Guwahati. Unidentified gunmen has shot dead the editor of an Assamese daily 'Aji' (meaning today) on the night of March 25 at around 10 pm.
