Muslims want fair probe into Mumbai blasts
NEW DELHI (AMN) Several Muslim organisations on Thursday condemned the latest serial blasts in Mumbai. They expressed grief and sympathy for those killed or injured. They also prayed for the…
‘ALL GROUPS CAPABLE OF SUCH ATTACKS ARE SUSPECTS’
TIA correspondentMUMBAI: Expressing deep regret over the Wednesday’s blasts that killed about 20 people and injuring over 100 here, the Home minister P Chidambaram on Thursday said that all groups…
Centre welcomes ULFA ceasefire
NEW DELHI:The Centre and the Assam government on Wednesday welcomed the unilateral ceasefire announced by ULFA's pro-talk faction in Assam and responded by saying an agreement with the banned outfit…
President, VP, PM condemn Mumbai blasts
NEW DELHI: (AMN) President Pratibha Patil and Vice President Hamid Ansari, Prime Mminister Manmohan Singh and other political leaders on Wednesday condemned the terror attacks in Mumbai.
Countdown begins to launch PSLV-C17
The 53-hour countdown for the launch the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle-C17 carrying India’s latest communication satellite, GSAT-12 began at 1148 hrs this morning.
President accepts Kamat resignation
NEW DELHI: The President Mrs Pratibha Devi Singh Patil has accepted the resignation of Minister of State for Home and Communications, Mr. Gurudas Kamat.
3 BLASTS ROCK MUMBAI, 21 DEAD, 141 INJURED
MUMBAI/ NEW DELHI: (AMN/ TIA) At least 21 people have been killed and nearly 141 injured when three serial bomb exploded here Wednesday evening. Three serial blasts rocked crowded areas…
Ahamed joins HRD with a heavy heart
TIA correspondentNEW DELHI: (AMN) Despite being denied a cabinet birth in latest reshuffle, E. Ahamed on Wednesday assumed the charge of Minister of State for Human Resource Development with stiff…
Judiciary must understand ‘pragmatic difficulties’:Khurshid
Abhijit Roy Chowdhury / TIANEW DELHI:The Union Law Minister Salman Khurshid on Wednesday said that the judiciary must understand the ‘pragmatic difficulties’ in running the government.
DMK not for ministerial berth
CHNNAI: The DMK Chief Mr. M. Karunanidhi has said that he had not asked for any ministerial berth in the reshuffle. Reacting on the Union Cabinet reshuffle,