India
Swaminathan Suggests Ways to PM on Stopping Stubble Burning
With Delhi choking with smog created by burning of paddy straw in neigbhouring states, noted agri-scientist M S Swaminathan on Sunday suggested to Prime Minister Narendra Modi ways to commercialise the straw to help tide over the problem.
Journalists Manhandled: Mumbai Press Club Asks Tatas to Terminate Services of Pvt Security Agency
Three photojournalists from the Times of India, Mid-Day and the Hindustan Times were allegedly beaten by the guards on Friday last following a scuffle when ousted Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry had arrived to chair the board meeting of Indian Hotels in M...
Smog Crisis: Hundreds Protest as Delhi Turns Into Gas Chamber
The protestors from various citizen's group of Delhi demanded that government should take effective measures to curb the rising air pollution immediately, otherwise they will be forced to hold protest at Jantar Mantar every Sunday.
Terrorist Killed, Jawan Injured in Gunbattle in J&K's Shopian
A terrorist was on Saturday killed and a soldier injured as an encounter broke out between ultras and security forces after the latter launched a search operation in a village in Shopian district of south Kashmir, police said.
Toxic Air : Young Farmers Vs Old Guard on Crop Burning in Punjab, Haryana
As Delhi suffers its worst smog in 17 years, there is much gloom among officials working to curb crop burning in the neighbouring states of Haryana, Punjab, and parts of western Uttar Pradesh.
Notion That China is Against India's Entry into NSG Wrong: Envoy
"Entry of any country into the Nuclear Suppliers Group needs certain procedures which are to be followed. It is not that simple," Ma told reporters here.
Delhi Smog: MCD Schools to be Closed on Nov 5
Schools running under the three municipal corporations of Delhi have been ordered to be closed on Saturday in view of the heavy smog, the worst the national capital has faced in 17 years.
Bhopal Encounter Row Puts Spotlight on Andhra's Killing of 30 Maoists in Malkangiri
According to AP intelligence reports Naxals are regrouping in Visakhapatnam and Vizianagaram area close to Orissa border
Delhi Air Pollution: Centre to Hold Meeting with Neighbouring States
The Centre has called a meeting with Delhi's neighbouring states on Friday to discuss the national capital's deteriorating air quality.
States Using Cross-border Terrorism Must be Isolated, Says Pranab in Nepal
Following the Uri attack in which 18 soldiers were killed, India had called for a boycott of SAARC, a move that was backed by Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.
Maninderjeet Singh Bitta Defends MP Police, Government Over Alleged Encounter
Defending the MP government over the alleged encounter of 8 SIMI activists, Chairman of All India Anti-Terrorist Front (AIATF) Maninderjeet Singh Bitta said he salutes Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and the state police for "killing terrorists".
PM May's India Visit Will Strengthen India-England Ties, Says Philip Hammond
"In this NRIs can play the role of more than a bridge. They can help promote trade and investment and growing cultural relations," he said.
NDTV India to be Taken Off Air For a Day Over Its Pathankot Coverage
An Inter-ministerial committee of the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has recommended that a Hindi news channel be taken off air for a day after it concluded that the broadcaster had revealed "strategically-sensitive" details while covering th...
'US More Backward Than India in Leadership Roles for Women'
The US is "more backward" than India when it comes to leadership role for women, according to H R Shah, the CEO of TV Asia, the largest South Asian TV network in America.
India Summons Pakistan Deputy High Commissioner Over Ceasefire Violations
India on Wednesday summoned Pakistan Deputy High Commissioner here and conveyed its "grave concern" as well as strong protest at the recent escalation in incidents of ceasefire violations by Pakistan on border which have resulted in several fatalities on...
Irom Sharmila Attends Malom Massacre Anniversary for First Time
Manipuri rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila on Wednesday for the first time attended the anniversary programme to commemorate Malom Massacre which had prompted her to go on a 16-year-long hunger strike demanding the withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special...