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Violence rocks Siliguri, Army alerted
Two groups battle it out on the streets; Buddhadeb appeals for peace; Gopalkrishna Gandhi expresses concern

Central forces rushed to West Bengal
NEW DELHI: The Union Home Ministry on Thursday rushed nearly 1,000 Central paramilitary force personnel to West Bengal to deal with the situation in north Bengal and the hills of Darjeeling. “We have despatched 10 ...

Our objections remain unaddressed, says Left
NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) and Communist Party of India on Thursday maintained their opposition to the civilian nuclear deal, asserting that their apprehensions and objections still remained unaddressed. Both ...

Nutrient-based pricing policy for subsidised fertilizers
NEW DELHI: The Centre on Thursday announced a new nutrient-based pricing policy for all subsidised fertilizers that would lead to lowering of prices of some varieties. It also approved a uniform freight subsidy for all fertilizers to ensure ...

Prime Minister recalls Rajesh Pilot’s initiatives
Releases commemorative postage stamp

RTI Act effective against graft: U.N. report
NEW DELHI: The Right to Information Act 2005 was “one of the most progressive legislations” in the developing world for tackling corruption, according to a United Nations report released on Thursday. India was one of the ...

Kamal Nath holds talks on Doha agenda
Washington: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath has held critical discussions with senior U.S. administration and Congressional leaders here on bilateral and WTO issues. Upon his arrival on Wednesday, Mr. Nath met Treasury ...

Duped Indians suspend hunger strike
Washington: Indian workers who have accused a Mississippi company and its recruiters of human trafficking suspended their 29-day hunger strike here on Thursday with a rally outside the U.S. Justice Department, which said it would meet them ...

‘None shifted from Aarushi case probe’
CBI spikes day-long speculation, asks media to remain within limits

“No going back on Ketkar case”
R.R. Patil takes firm stand; coalition partners NCP and Congress at loggerheads

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