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Jammu & Kashmir Amarnath yatra begins JAMMU, JULY 19.Amidst tight security the famous `Amarnath yatra' started early this morning. It headed towards Pahalgam, the base camp of the holy cave situated in Anantnag district of North Kashmir. The first batch of 2681 pilgrims in 131 ... I'll fight the polls as CM: Farooq SRINAGAR JULY 19. Putting to rest all speculation about his "handing over" the reins of power to his son Omar Abdullah, the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, Farooq Abdullah, today said the National Conference would fight the coming elections ... Maharashtra Cong. in a bind over RS poll MUMBAI, JULY 19.The Congress has enabled an independent, Suresh Keswani, to remain in the fray for the Rajya Sabha seat from Maharashtra, but its opposition now only amounts to a tokenism because apart from the Nationalist Congress Party, the ... Other Stories
New Delhi Govt to launch massive anti-liquor campaign NEW DELHI, JULY 19. Taking the wind out of the sails of the campaign launched by the BJP and some of the Congress members against the new Excise Policy, the Delhi Chief Minister, Sheila Dikshit, today announced that her Government would launch a ... Other Stories
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