Gilani, to watch match as Indo Pak talks go positive
ASHOK B SHARMA/ TIANEW DELHI: The Pakistan Prime Minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani will be reaching India to see the World Cup cricket semi-final match between India and Pakistan.
Jat stir: Centre reviews law and order situation in states
NEW DELHI: The Centre has called a meeting of top civil and Police officials of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan to discuss law and order situation. The meeting has been…
Four arrested in Fake flying license scam
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Delhi Police have arrested four persons, including a DGCA official and a pilot in connection with the fake flying license scam. With the fresh arrests, a total…
Manmohan invites Pak Prez, PM to watch India-Pak match
ASHOK B SHARMA /TIANEW DELHI: The Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, in a gesture of goodwill, has invited Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and the country’s Prime Minister, Yousuf…
Antrix-Devas deal under parliamentary scanner
TIA Special Correspondent New Delhi : The Parliament's Committee on Estimates will examine the allocation of S-band spectrum by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) with special reference to the Antrix-Devas…
WikiLeak Expose: PM denies allegation of bribery
Special CorrespondentNEW DELHI: In the ongoing discussion in the Parliament Wednesday over the recent WikiLeak’s expose of the alleged bribery by the Government to gain support in the motion of…
Wikileak: Opposition disrupts Parliament again
NEW DELHI: The Opposition BJP Tuesday disrupted the proceedings in both Houses of Parliament over its demand for a discussion on the alleged cash for votes in the 2008 Trust…
No service tax for AC hospitals
NEW DELHI: The Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday announced the withdrawal of the proposed 5 per cent service tax on air conditioned hospitals.
Coalition continues pounding Gaddafi’s forces
TIA Monitoring DeskCoalition forces have intensified attack on Libya with bombing on Libya's air defence systems. A missile flattened a building housing Muammar Gaddafi's command centre..
India regrets air strikes on Libya
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Gravely concerned over continuing violence and strife in Libya, India on Monday again regretted the air strikes by Western nations.