SC for CBI probe into death of Batcha
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court today directed the government to issue within three days a notification for handing to the CBI the probe into the mysterious death of Sadiq Batcha,…
5.7 quake hits north India
NEW DELHI: An Earthquake of 5.7 intensity on the Richter scale today hit parts of Northern India exactly two minutes past five in the evening. Tremor was also felt in…
Leaders condemn NATO bombing on Libya
MUMBAI: Eminent scholars and faith leaders have condemned the atrocities being perpetrated by NATO forces on the innocent civilians in Libya as well as on Jerusalem by Israel.
TATA satisfies PAC, Radia could not
TIA correspondent NEW DELHI: Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Monday extensively quizzed India’s to industrialist Ratan Tata and corporate lobbyist Niira Radia in connection with alleged irregularities in the…
Assam records 66 % voting in first phase
GUWAHATI: Over 66 per cent voting was recorded in the first phase of poll in Assam. Polling was held in the 13 Assam districts in 62 of the 126 assembly…
World Cup trophy is original
MUMBAI: The Customs department has claimed that the Cup given to the Indian cricket team was the real trophy. A statement issued by the Central Borad of Excise and Customs,…
Making Asia-proud
BOSCO CELESTINE India, Pakistan and Sri Lank have the done Asian Continent proud. In that Saturday night fever in Mumbai, three nations scripted a power-shift in the cricketing world.
Thousands mourn Cardinal Vithayathil
KOCHI: Thousands from many religious backgrounds are paying their respects to Cardinal Varkey Vithayathil, head of the Syro-Malabar Church who died of a heart attack on April 1.
Mahesh Bhatt backs Cong in Assam
GUWAHATI: (AMN) Film Director and Social activist Mahesh Bhatt on Sunday asked voters in Assam to vote for congress party in Assembly elections.
Series of Bounties for Team India
TIA Sports DeskNEW DELHI: After winning the World Cup for India, Dhoni team is flooded with bounties and bonus as state governments and private firms vied with each other to…