Special court convicts 31 in Godhra case
AMNAHMEDABAD: A special designated court here in on Tuesday convicted 31 people under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code in the 2002 Godhra train carnage case.
Libiya goes beyond Gaddafi control
TIA MONITORING DESK NEW DELHI: Anti-government protesters have reportedly taken control of several cities of Libiya but they are facing brutal crackdown in capital Tripoli. Security forces used fighter jets…
Parliament adjourned after paying tributes
NEW DELHI:(AMN) Both the Houses of Parliament have adjourned till Tuesday after paying tributes to former members who died in the intervening period of the last session and the new…
Raja wants to attend Parliament
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Imprisoned former telecom minister A Raja has expressed his desire to attend the budget session of Parliament which began on Monday. According to sources close to Raja,…
Gujarat on high alert ahead of Godhra verdict
AHMEDABAD: (AMN) The State police have launched special security measures to prevent any untoward incident on February 22, when the special court is expected to pronounce verdict on the 2002…
Minorities get little mention in president address
TIA correspondent NEW DELHI: Contrary to the tradition, minorities got very little mention in the president address to the joint session of parliament on Monday. President Pratibha Devisingh Patil only…
Bombay HC upholds death for Kasab
MUMBAI: (AMN) The Bombay High Court on Monday confirmed the death sentence awarded to Ajmal Kasab in 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case. The Court has also upheld the trial court's…
Verdict on Kasab on Monday
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court will deliver its verdict on the fate of Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab Monday, nine months after he was pronounced guilty of perpetrating the 26/11 Mumbai…
Prez promises to combat corruption, inflation
TIA CORRESPONDENTNEW DELHI: The President Mrs. Pratiba Devi Singh Patil Monday affirmed the government resolves to tackle the menace at all level. She also promised to bring back the black…
RAY of hope for homeless
NEW DELHI: (AMN) The government is planning to earmark Rs six thousand crore to make cities slum-free across India.