India
Can't have annual pension revision, says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on OROP
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday virtually ruled out annual revision of pension as demanded by agitating ex-servicemen under 'One rank, One pension' but said government will safeguard interests of soldiers retiring at an early age through higher pe...
Families seek justice on 'lawless' Bangladesh-India border
When the attack occurred, Khatun lived in what was then the enclave of Dahala-Khagrabari, a small island of Indian land locked inside Bangladesh.
Eerie silence prevails in border hamlets days after Pakistan firing
Three civilians, including two women, were killed and 17 injured as Pakistani troops pounded border areas of Jammu with heavy shelling and firing on August 28.
Tens of thousands take holy dip at India's Kumbh Mela
Kumbh Mela takes place every 12 years and although it isn't on the same scale as the editions on the Ganges at Haridwar and the Saraswati at Allahabad, it still draws millions of pilgrims.
Shaktikanta Das appointed Economic Affairs Secretary
Senior IAS officer Shaktikanta Das was on Friday appointed as the new Economic Affairs Secretary,
Police say Indrani Mukherjea not cooperating, get custody of ex-husband Sanjeev
The mystery surrounding the murder of Sheena Bora by her mother Indrani Mukherjea, wife of TV tycoon Peter Mukerjea, seems to be far from over.
Noted Indian scientist awarded first Sunhak Peace Prize
Noted Indian agriculture scientist Dr Modadugu Vijay Gupta, who has done pioneering work in aquaculture was awarded the first Sunhak Peace Prize on Friday.
Gujarat quota row: Curfew lifted in 3 areas, Army flag march continues
Tension eased across Gujarat as no incident of violence, sparked by Patel community's quota agitation, was reported overnight; curfew lifted in 3 out of 9 areas.
Sufi ideology integral to Indian ethos: PM Modi
The ideology propounded by Sufi saints is integral to Indian ethos but forces of extremism are trying to weaken it, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday.
Another Pakistani terrorist Sajjad Ahmed captured alive, 4 others killed in encounter in Jammu and Kashmir
A month after the arrest of terrorist Usman Khan alias Mohammad Naved, another Pakistani terrorist was on Thursday captured alive by security forces.
Centre to unveil 99 Smart Cities list on Thursday
Kolkata, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bhubaneswar and Rae Bareli will be developed as Smart Cities as the Urban Development Ministry will formally announce the names of cities being selected for the NDA government's flagship project on Thursday.
Gunman fires at crowded Indian restaurant in Sydney
A gunman fired at a popular Indian restaurant in Sydney's Harris Park packed with about 40 people.
Man shot dead during a brawl in Gurgaon pub, four arrested
Preliminary investigation shows that personal enmity may have been the reason behind the incident.
Haryana proposes stock holding limit on onion
Concerned over skyrocketing prices of onion, Haryana government has planned to impose stock holding limit on the commodity in the state as part of its efforts to control rates of kitchen staple.
Onion prices fall below Rs 50/kg at Lasalgaon on export curbs, retail prices still high
On Tuesday, wholesale prices of onion fell below the Rs 50 per kg mark, at the Lasalgaon in Maharashtra, Asia's biggest onion market, due to curbs on exports and fear of action against hoarding.
Assam CM Gogoi claims victory in Tiwa polls, endorses Congress government
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Monday claimed the victory of Congress in the Tiwa Autonomous Council election which proved that the popularity of Congress government was on the rise.