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Review India’s policy on Myanmar: Tint Swe
“Much more was expected from India’s foreign policy”

CPI to focus on price rise, PDS
Danger to government still remains, says Bardhan; CPI takes out procession in Delhi

White revolution possible in U.P.: Sonia
Attributes success of Rae Bareli milk procurement scheme to Rahul’s efforts

Deora to seek higher stake in Sakhalin oil, gas projects
OVL stake in first phase fetches 2.4 million tonnes of crude

PDS foodgrains not diverted: West Bengal
KOLKATA: The West Bengal government has denied an allegation reportedly made by Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar that foodgrains meant for the public distribution system in the State were being diverted to Bangladesh. “No ...

Bajaj award winners named
Awards to be presented on November 14

Baalu inaugurates maritime academy
NEW DELHI: Union Minister of Shipping, Road Transport & Highways T.R. Baalu called on Sir Anerood Jugnauth, President of the Republic of Mauritius, on Tuesday and discussed issues relating to shipping and port sectors. According to ...

BJP displeased with transfer of Gujarat officials
AHMEDABAD: The Bharatiya Janata Party has expressed displeasure over the transfer of eight top police and administrative officers in Gujarat by the Election Commission without assigning any reason. BJP general secretary who is also in ...

Channels run without ads
NEW DELHI: With neither broadcasters nor advertisers blinking on the issue of surcharge imposed on advertisements by the Indian Broadcasting Foundation to meet the increasing operational costs, most channels on Tuesday ran without ...

‘Balance personal liberty and societal interest’
Before issuing warrants, says court

No changes in telecom policy for new players
NEW DELHI: There is no question of changing the telecom policy to accommodate new players. The existing criteria and recommendations made by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India will be applicable for granting licence to them, ...

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