UP, J&K govts denounce anti-Islam film, demand complete ban
AMNSRINAGAR: The governments in Uttar Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir have denounced anti-Islam film made in US and demanded centre for complete ban on any kind of telecast and broadcast…
Bharat Bandh evokes mixed response
AMNThe nationwide bandh called by NDA, Left parties, TDP and Samajwadi Party to protest diesel price hike and FDI in multi-brand retail today evoked mixed response.
Muslims renew efforts to reclaim 123 prime wakf properties
Abdul Bari Masoud / TIANEW DELHI: Under the aegis of the New India Foundation, the concerned Muslims have decided to intensify efforts in getting back the 123 prime wakf properties…
Mulayam inaugurates Mohammad Ali Jauhar University
TIA Correspondent RAMPUR: The much awaited Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar University was formally inaugurated here by Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav on Tuesday, September 18 in the presence of…
CPIM demands FDI rollback
The CPI(M) has demanded that the government revoke its decision of allowing FDI in multi brand retail and other measures like hike in diesel price.
NCM seeks report on Masuri, Dasna violence
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: National Minorities commission has sought report from Uttar Pradesh government regarding the violence in Masuri and Dasna of Ghaziabad district. It said that the report should…
IGM recommends deallocation of 3 more coal blocks
AMNNEW DELHI: The Inter Ministerial Group, IMG, Wednesday recommended de-allocation of 3 more coal blocks. These coal blocks are North Dhadu allotted to M/s Electrosteel Castings Limited and others, Choritand…
No Consensus on Cauvery water share
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: No consensus could be achieved in Cauvery River Authority meeting which held here on Wednesday as both concerned states refused to accept the ruling.
Mamata stands by decision on support withdrawal to UPA
AMNKOLKATA: The Trinamool Congress Chief and West Bengal Chief Minister Ms. Mamata Banerjee has reiterated that her party's decision to withdraw support from the UPA led government remained unchanged.
Cong ruled states to give subsidy on 9 LPG cylinders
AMNNEW DELHI: Congress has asked its governments in the states to increase supply of subsidized cylinders from 6 to 9 annually.