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Antony: respect ceasefire pact
‘Counter-infiltration grid strengthened’

Framework convention on alcohol control mooted
Anbumani: publicise health risks linked to alcohol abuse

Centre defends Haj subsidy
New Delhi: The policy decision to grant a nearly Rs. 280-crore subsidy to Haj pilgrims every year does not affect the principles of secularism, the Centre told the Supreme Court. “The basic feature of secularism is in no way ...

Prince of Arcot condemns blasts
CHENNAI: Strongly condemning the serial blasts in Bangalore and Ahmedabad, the Prince of Arcot, Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali, on Tuesday urged the Centre to suppress terrorism with an iron hand. In a statement denouncing the perpetrators of ...

No cooperation on reforms: Sushma
NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance has decided not to cooperate with the United Progressive Alliance government on any legislative agenda it may have in connection with pending economic reforms. BJP ...

Lawyers can have websites, BCI tells Supreme Court
New Delhi: The Bar Council of India (BCI) on Monday informed the Supreme Court that it allowed lawyers to launch their own websites giving basic information about themselves to prospective clients. A Bench consisting of Justices B.N. ...

Lumding-Haflong rail services to resume
Guwahati: The Northeast Frontier Railways has proposed to run a day service between Lumding and Haflong on the Lumding-Badarpur-Silchar metre gauge section in Assam. The authorities also plan to resume the Cachar Express night service ...

Let all panel members view footage: BJP
NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party will demand, at the first meeting of the special parliamentary committee on the cash-for-votes scandal on Wednesday, that all seven members be allowed to view the video footage of the sting operation. ...

Court rejects Raj plea to quash Jharkhand case


Four additional judges yet to get confirmation
Their tenure, ending on July 31, is likely to be extended

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