At least 100 people were injured as violent protests over the death of two women under mysterious circumstances paralysed Kashmir Valley for the third day.
More than 100 articles,including blankets and jackets,of 10 Lashkar-e-Toiba operatives who had unleashed terror in the city on November 26 last year,were identified by a witness in the court.
Nepali Congress has nominated its president G P Koirala's daughter Sujata to lead the team of party nominees in the new government,triggering a rebellion in the party.
In a clear sign of changing power equations in the ruling DMK,Chief Minister M Karunanidhi's heir apparent M K Stalin stole the show as his father celebrated his 86th birthday.
Senior CPM leader Sitaram Yechury has been nominated to Court of University,the highest decision making body of the Jawaharlal Nehru University.
Delhiites sweltered in scorching heat as the mercury rose above the 40-degree Celsius mark again with high humidity levels.
None had turned up at the polling station to cast the vote till 11:30 am.
Naveen Patnaik Govt in Orissa is again facing a controversy with a minister accused of shielding the prime accused in an alleged gangrape of a Dalit woman.
The long-pending controversial women's reservation bill is on 'top' of Govt's agenda to be made into 'reality',said Law Minister M Veerappa Moily.
Hillary Clinton is expected to be in India on July 20 when India hopes to get an understanding of the Obama Administration's position on Pakistan.
A total of eight capital punishments and 763 life imprisonments have been awarded by Bihar courts in the first five months of this year.
India officially conveyed to Pakistan its disappointment over the release of Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafeez Saeed.
A former Hizbul Mujahideen militant,in jail since in 1997,was sentenced to seven-year rigorous imprisonment under Arms Act.
I was thrilled,that was how Telugu mega star and Praja Rajyam Party founder Chiranjeevi described his experience on his first day as MLA.
A local court on Wednesday dismissed a plea of Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee (DSGMC) to make representation on behalf of victims of 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
The newly elected Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar made it clear that she will maintain impartiality in conducting proceedings of the House.
The Air India set to rest speculation that it has suspended two pilots for near-collision incident at the Mumbai Airport on Sunday.
Complaints against an ayurvedic doctor,picked up by the Gujarat police for allegedly duping people of crores of rupees,are pouring in from the national capital.
The government is mulling an NREGA-type poverty alleviation programme for the urban poor.
Favouring strong steps to check criminalisation in politics,S Y Quraishi has said that candidates against whom courts have framed charges should be barred from contesting polls.
Meira Kumar made history in the Lok Sabha when she was unanimously elected its Speaker and thus became the first woman to occupy one of the high Constitutional posts.
Bluelines will soon be a thing of the past as the Delhi Government will start phasing them out from next month and replace them with swanky buses.
In yet another administrative reshuffle,the Uttar Pradesh government has transferred five IAS and 9 IPS officers.
As Kerala waits to be soaked in rain,players in tourism industry are trying to beckon visitors with a plethora of packages to enjoy monsoon season.
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and is understood to have discussed Hafiz Saeed's acquittal.





