India

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa is likely to be discharged soon from hospital, Kerala Governor P. Sathasivam said on Monday.

Aradhana Samdariya, 13, collapsed and fell into a coma two days after finishing a 68-day fast and later before died of an apparent cardiac attack in southern Hyderabad city on October 4.

Ten underprivileged boys and girls selected from various tea gardens of the hills have been chosen to judge the Durga puja festival in Kolkata under an initiative being undertaken by the Ramakrishna Mission of Darjeeling.

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A new formula has come into effect in Karnataka by which private schools are supposed to fix school fees of their students. But the formula itself is just one small feature of the government rules that got notified in the state gazette

Banking on a few leads, Goa Police has sent teams to neighbouring states to nab the absconding accused in the murder case of high-profile perfume specialist Monica Ghurde.

Nita Ambani has been an enthusiastic promoter of sport in the country.

There is no need for temporary Chief Minister in Tamil Nadu till such time that Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa gets fully recovered and resumes normal activities, said a spokesperson of the ruling AIADMK.

The US on Friday said it does not support declaring Pakistan a 'terrorist state' but will continue to work with the governments in the region to eliminate safe havens which also pose a threat to India.

Hina Sahab attacked Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Thursday for targetting Shahabuddin for supporting the seven-day government of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) in 2005.

The Congress vice-president claimed instead of giving money to poor, the Prime Minister "wrote off debt of more than Rs 1 Lakh crore of 15 businessmen".

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They said he "inadvertently" crossed the International Border (IB) and came over to the Indian side in search of drinking water from a tubewell as he was thirsty.

According to the details, five SLRs, 10 magazines and 250 rounds of ammunition have been taken away form the guard room of a minority picket in Samboo D.H. Pora village.

The boy was apprehended in the area of responsibility of border outpost Dona Telu Mal in Ferozepur sector.

The National Security Advisors of India and Pakistan talked on Monday morning to reduce tension between the two neighbouring nations along the Line of Control.