Poverty, hunger thrive in Modi’s Gujarat
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: Poverty, hunger and sense of insecurity are thriving in Gujrat, the state which claim to be most developed in the country.
Aviation sector can absorb $120 bn: PM
THIRUVANANTHAPUAM: Prime Minister Dr.Manmohan Singh has said that the aviation sector of the country has the potential to absorb investment of 120 billion US dollars.
Indian students should not be victimised: EMA
NEW YORK: (AMN) External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has asked the US authorities not to victimise Indian students.
Indian Muslims applaud Egyptians’ people power
TIA correspondent NEW DELHI: Indian Muslims have applauded Egyptians’ people power and wished them good luck for their march towards the true democracy country.
Space Commission meet on S-Brand Spectrum
NEW DELHI: The Space Commission headed by ISRO Chairman K Radhakrishnan is meeting here Saturday to discuss the controversial S-Brand Spectrum case among other issues.
Sahu likely to be next OPCC post
ABHIJIT ROY CHOWDHURYNEW DELHI: The race for next Orissa Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) Chief has once again hots up with many senior state congress leaders descending in the capital with…
India welcomes Mubarak exit
AMNNEW DELHI: Echoing the world sentiment India on Saturday welcomed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's decision to step down.
Visually challenged get PhD at AMU
ALIGARH: (AMU) For the first time the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has awarded doctorate to a visually challenged. Ms. Rahila Khatoon has been conferred upon the doctorate in Urdu.
Anti- minority fair begins in MP
JABALPUR: Minorities in Madhya Pradesh have expressed relief as the first day of Ma Narmada Samajik Kumbh (social fair of mother Narmada), a Hindu festival passed peacefully.
Binayak Sen denied bail
BY RITU SHARMANEW DELHI: Chhattisgarh High Court on Thursday denied bail to rights activist Binayak Sen. Sen, who is a doctor, was convicted of sedition for aiding Maoists in the…