HC unhappy over probe into girl’s murder
LUCKNOW: The Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court on Monday expressed displeasure over the probe conducted by the Crime Branch, CID into the alleged rape and murder of a…
MPs, legislators from Telangana resign en-masse
HYDERABAD/ NEW DELHI: (AMN) Campaign for separate Telengana has intensified as Members of Parliament and legislators from the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh Monday resigned en-masse pressing for an early…
Govt to bring in Lokpal Bill in Monsoon Session
TIA correspondent NEW DELHI: Government on Monday expressed hope that a consensus would emerge on the issue of Lok Pal and the draft legislation would be introduced in Parliament in…
Centre yet to take final decision on Telangana
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Amid the resignation of Telangana region lawmakers, the Centre on Monday said that it has not taken a final decision on the "extremely sensitive and complex" issue…
PM for multi-sectoral approach to control HIV-AIDS
NEW DELHI: (AMN) The Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Monday said that the response to HIV-AIDS requires a multi-sectoral approach and there should be greater integration of resources in…
Book with Prophet sketch banned
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Union Human Resource Development minister Kapil Sibal on Monday said that a book with Prophet Muhammad sketch has been banned. Talking to media here Sibal said that…
Telangana MPs, MLA firm on resignation
HYDERBAD (AMN) Efforts are underway to avert the Congress Ministers and elected representatives belonged to Telangana region from tendering resignations on Monday.
2G case hearing to resume
NEW DELHI (AMN) The hearing in the 2G spectrum scam, which was held up due to the summer break in the district courts in Delhi, is all set to resume…
All parties for a strong Lokpal
NEW DELHI: The all party meet convened by the Prime Minister here on Sunday resolved for a strong and effective Lokpal Bill following the established procedures.
Moily condemns destruction of 2002 riots evidence
AHMEDABAD: (AMN) Union Law Minister Veerappa Moily Sunday said condemned the act of destruction of vital documents related to the 2002 riots and termed it as a “unpardonable” act.