TOP AWAAZ China calls for peace, stability in South Asia ASHOK B
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NEW DELHI : Initiating the topic of regional security, the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said “peace and stability in South Asia is consistent with China’s interest.”Ansari leaves for Uzbekistan to discuss Afghan issue ASHOK B SHARMA / TIA
NEW DELHI : The Vice President of India M Hamid Ansari left for a four-day visit to Uzbekistan on Tuesday to discuss regional efforts for peace and development of Afghanistan following the slated withdrawal of NATO forces in 2014.3 died due to heat wave in UP; Delhi sizzles at 46.2* AMN
Normal life has been paralysed due to intense heat in many part of the north India. At least three people have died due to heat stroke during the past twenty four hours in Uttar Pradesh. Two of them died in Jalaun while a tourist from Chennai succumbed to intense heat in Taj Mahal campus in Agra.India, China agree to resolve border issue, stress on development Mutual trust between India, China must for peace: Li Keqiang ECONOMY / BUSINESS 70 thousand more to get Tax notices 35,000 Tax notice already been snt
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The government Tuesday said it would send letters to 70 thousand high priority assessees this month asking them to disclose their true income and pay taxes in the current financial year. In a statement, the Finance Ministry said that these letters are being sent in two batches. IT Department slaps Rs 577 crore tax notice on Infosys -
Chairperson, NAC Sonia Gandhi meeting Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China, Mr. Li Keqiang, in New Delhi on May 20EXCLUSIVE AWAAZ Butchers set trend for education 
Did not wait for Sachar report
Narayan Bareth
The Muslim Qasai, the butchers ‘community in Sikar district of Rajasthan has scripted a success story for the education of poor children in the country. Not only boys, they give equal importance to the education of girls. The community did not wait for implementation of the Sachar committee report or any help from the government.
MARKET AWAAZ
Should social networks be more responsible?
India has asked social network companies including Facebook, Twitter and others to filter matters according to the sensitivity of its people. Minister of Information Technology Kapil Sibal appealed to the executives of these networks to be more responsible in understanding the sensitivity of Indians. OTHER TOP STORIES Paswan asks PM to stop 4 year B.A. course in DU Rajiv Gandhi remembered on 22nd death anniversary IPL: Former Ranji player Baburao Yadav arrested NCR DELHI Bhatt is new Additional Director of Rajasthan Centre Delhi to provide better quality liquor QAUMI AWAAZ Hindutwadi Lawyers attack Khalid Mujahid’s lawyer
FAIZABAD: Hindutwadi lawyers here attacked and seriously injured a lawyer defending Khalid Mujahid who was murdered in police custody on 19 May while being escorted from Faizabad to Lucknow.Disgraced AMUSU President’ expelled from University AMN
ALIGARH: The Aligarh Muslim University has expelled Shahzad Alam, a PhD scholar and suspended AMUSU President from the campus. On the recommendations of the Discipline Committee, the Vice Chancellor of the Aligarh Muslim University has ordered that the admission of Mr. Shahzad Alam, a PhD scholar, be cancelled with immediate effect from the rolls of the University, said a release from AMU.Muslims condemn ‘custodial murder’ of Khalid Mujahid AMN
NEW DELHI: A prominent conglomerate of Muslims organizations, the All India Muslim Majlis-e Mushawarat (AIMMM), today strongly condemned the ‘custodial murder’ of a terror-accused Khalid Mujahid.UP seeks CBI probe into death of Khalid Mujahid Akhilesh orders probe into Khalid Mujahid's death NRI AWAAZ Know thy country: Indian youths from 7 countries conclude course ASHOK B SHARMA / TIA
NEW DELHI: The participants of 24th Know India Programme (KIP) from seven countries including South Africa, Malaysia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Trinidad & Tobago, Mauritius and Canada called on the Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, Vayalar Ravi here on Tuesday.Saudi launches massive campaign to deport ‘illegal’ workers























