Manmohan, Karzai to discuss regional security
NEW DELHI: (AMN) India and Afghanistan are likely to hold wide range talks of mutual concern including development in the region and fight against terrorism when Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan…
Amar Singh tapes go public
TIA correspondent NEW DELHI: The Former Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh suffered a major setback on Wednesday when the Supreme Court lifted its gag order on the media restraining it…
Amar Singh tapes go public
TIA correspondent NEW DELHI: The Former Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh suffered a major setback on Wednesday when the Supreme Court lifted its gag order on the media restraining it…
Bhopal tragedy: SC dismisses CBI’s curative petition
NEW DELHI: (AMN) The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed CBI's curative petition against an earlier apex court judgment that diluted charges against the accused in the Bhopal Gas tragedy.
India rebuff Pak response on 26/11 perpetrator
NEW DELHI: (AMN) India took strong exception to Pakistan response terming New Delhi's demand for action against all those responsible in 26/11 Mumbai attacks as ‘outdated’.
85% voting in final phase of WB polls
KOLKATA/ NEW DELHI: (AMN ) About 85 per cent polling was recorded in the final phase of the Assembly elections in West Bengal. The elections were held for 14 Assembly…
SC slams black sheeps in subordinate judiciary
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: The Supreme court on Tuesday said that that large section of subordinate judiciary was engaged in activities that were bringing a bad name and disrepute to…
26/11: US files chargesheet against 5 Pakistanis
WASHINGTON/ NEW DELHI: (AMN) Home Minister P. Chidambaram has said that filing of the second chargesheet by the US government has vindicated India's stand on the accused in 26/11 Mumbai…
Farmers stir calm down, politics erupts
NEW DELHI / LUCKNOW (AMN) Uneasy calm prevailed in the trouble areas of Bhatta Parsaul villages in Greater Noida bordering the national capital on Monday. Heavy police deployment was seen…
‘Gallows for honour killings’: Supreme Court
TIA Legal Correspondent NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Monday said that honour killing is “rarest of rare" category of crime and the perpetrators deserves capital punishment.