JAYA RIDES WAVE, RUINS DMK PARIVAR
TN ASHOK / TIA Ms Jayalalitha Jayaram, popularly known as Puratchi Thailaivi (revolutionary leader), has reduced arch rival Kalaignar, Mu Karunanidhi led DMk to its lowest ebb in the 20…
MIXED BAG FOR CONGRESS
By Bosco Celestine Outcome of the five State Assemblies which went to the polls has come on the expected lines but Jayalalitha’s landslide victory defied all exit poll dished out…
Kerala Election Results is a “photo-finish”
BY JAYA RAJ The Kerala Assembly election results this time is really a “photo finish” with the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) coalition managing to win 72 seats as against…
Hat trick for congress in Assam
VINIT WAHI / TIAGUWAHATI: The Congress has made history in the northeastern state of Assam by making a hat trick in the assembly elections. The ruling Congress has secured an…
KERALA, ASSAM GO CONGRESS WAY
Congress party returned to power in Assam for the third term in a row. In Kerala, the Congress led UDF Front has won the majority by winning 72 seats in…
MAMATA, JAYA SWEEP WEST BENGAL, TAMIL NADU
KOLKATA/CHENNAI: (AMN) Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress-Congress combine has swept West Bengal polls ending 34 years rule of Left Front in the state. In the 294-seat West Bengal Assembly,
5 STATES READY FOR RESULTS
NEW DELHI (AMN) Election Commission has made an elaborate security arrangement for the counting in the states where assembly polls were held recently.
Land Acquisition Bill in next session of Parliament
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Centre on Thursday said that government would introduce a land acquisition bill in the coming session of Parliament.The Home Minister P. Chidambaram told media
India, Afghanistan to establish strategic partnership
KABUL: (AMN) India and Afghanistan have decided to establish a strategic partnership covering all areas of mutual interest. In a joint declaration following meeting of Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh
Anger at bail for Orissa nun rape accused
Ajay Kumar SinghBHUBANESWAR: Social activists and Church workers have voiced shock and dismay at an Orissa High Court ruling to grant bail to two men accused of raping a nun.