Earthquake shakes Delhi, NCR
NEW DELHI: (AMN) - An earthquake shook the national capital New Delhi and surrounding areas at around 1130 pm local time. There are no reports of damage or injuries so…
CJI for parliament like security in SC
TIA CorrespondentNEW DELHI: Chief Justice of India justice S.H.Kapadia on Wednesday expressed willingness to have parliament house like security cover for Supreme Court.
Call to end plight of Bengali minority in Assam
Abdul Bari Masoud / TIANEW DELHI: Blaming communal forces as well as Congress party for keeping so called foreigner’s issue alive in Assam, several parliamentarians, social and religious leaders have…
NIA to probe Delhi Blast: PC
A R Chowdhury / TIA NEW DELHI: Making a statement on Delhi blast in Lok Sabha, Union Home Minister P Chidambaram on Wednesday confirmed that it was the handiwork of…
10 KILLED, SEVERAL INJURED IN DELHI BLAST
TIA correspondentNEW DELHI: At least 10 people have been killed and over 50 injured in a major explosion outside the Delhi High Court on Wednesday morning. The explosion took place…
Communal tension continues in Kurnool
AMNADONI/ KURNOOL (AP): Communal tension continued at Adoni town of Kurnool district on Tuesday despite imposition of curfew and prohibitory order in the area.
Parliament remains stalled for fourth day on Lokayukta
NEW DELHI: The BJP-led opposition stalled the proceedings in both the Houses of Parliament for the fourth day on Tuesday on the issue of the appointment of the Lokayukta in…
India, B’desh sign historic boundary agreement
DHAKA: (AMN) India and Bangladesh on Tuesday signed a historic protocol on land boundary agreement after detailed talks between Prime Minister Dr. Mahmohan Singh and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Term of 2G Spectrum JPC extended
TIA Special CorrespondentNew Delhi: The Joint Parliamentary Committee probing into 2G Spectrum scam Tuesday got an extension of its tenure till the last day of the next Budget session.
Sibal asks telcom cos to work in national interest
NEW DELHI:(AMN) Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal today warned that growth of the telecom industry would not be meaningful if companies did not align their profit-making motives with the national interest.