SC admits Petition on ‘excess voters’ in Assam
NEW DELHI: Fresh trouble is brewing for Muslims living in the border areas of Assam as their citizenship is all set to be verified once again. The Supreme Court has…
Rivals join hands to excute AMU plan
MURSHIDABAD (West Bengal): Two rival parties in West Bengal on Saturday showed equal concern for the education of minorities here. Both the senior congress leader and the union Finance Minister…
Ajmer probe gives clue to Samjhouta blasts
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Sangh Parivar is likely to face more trouble in coming days as the Rajasthan Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) probing the Ajmer Dargah blasts has found link and…
Qaumi Ekta Week to highlight national integrity
NEW DELHI : Qaumi Ekta Week (National Integration Week) will be observed all over the country from Friday (November 19). Several programmes, with a specific theme would be organised during…
After Decades Apart, Sisters Reunite in Haj
ARAFAT: This is a tale of three sisters from India who now live with their families in three different countries, two of which are archrivals. All the women are here…
Jamiat approach SC against Babri verdict
NEW DELHI: Prominent Muslim body, the Jamiat Ulama-I-Hind on Monday filed an appeal in supreme court against the Allahabad high court verdict on Babri Masjid-Ram Janam Bhoomi case. The petition…
Raped nun’s ‘media trial’ disgusts rights workers
BHUBNESHWAR/ NEW DELHI: Rights activists in Orissa say they are disgusted by the “media trial” of a Catholic nun, who was raped during anti-Christian violence in 2008. “We are sad…
CBI gives Sohrabuddin case report to SC
NEW DELHI: (AMN) The CBI on Tuesda filed a status report relating to the fake encounter killing of Sohrabuddin Sheikh in the Supreme Court. Sohrabuddin was killed by the Gujarat…
All Hindu terrorists are linked to RSS:Digvijay
BHOPAL (AMN): Senior Congress leader and general secretary of the party Digvijay Singh on Sunday said that all Hindus arrested for their alleged involvement in terror activities across the country…
RSS and LeT have similar modus operandi: Congress
NAGPUR: (AMN) Congress on Friday said that it did not support the idea of banning the RSS as it felt the organisation could change its name like Lashkar-e-Toiba does. Talking…