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• Medicos intensify anti-reservation stir
  New Delhi: Intensifying the stir against the proposed reservation in elite educational institutions, college students, parents of agitating students, doctors and lawyers joined striking junior ...
  
  
• Pro and anti-quota students clash
  New Delhi: A skirmish broke out in an elite university in the capital between students backing federal government's move to reserve more college seats for socially backward and those opposing ...
  
  
• Bhopal residents join anti-quota stir
  Bhopal: Bhopal's intellectuals, poets and social organisations today joined students in their protest against ...
  
  
• Mehar murder accused Pahari killed
  Lucknow: Sachin Pahari, the main accused in the Mehar Bhargav murder case, was shot dead in an encounter with ...
  
  
• Tamil Nadu minister dead
  Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Minister P T R Palanivelrajan died ...
  
  
• ULFA releases kidnapped OIL engineer
  Guwahati: A drilling engineer of state-owned Oil India Limited (OIL) who was kidnapped on the night of Friday by United ...
  
  
• Muslims, Christians protest in Karnataka
  Bangalore: Thousands of Muslims and Christians took to the streets in Bangalore on Friday to protest against alleged ...
  
  
• IIM-Calcutta raises seats from 265 to 335
  Kolkata: With persistent demand on rollback on quota and protest from across the country, the Indian Institute of Management - Calcutta (IIM-C) has decided to increase the number of ...
  
  
• Item girl Rakhi Sawant charged for obscenity
  Kolhapur (Maharashtra): The police has registered a case of obscenity against Bollywood item girl Rakhi Sawant ...
  
  
• Maoists sabotage tracks: goods train derails
  Raipur: Seven wagons of an empty goods train were derailed today between Kamalur and Bhanshi railway stations ...
  
  
• No bar on Benazir's return: Musharraf
  Islamabad: Pakistan President General Pervez Musharraf has said that there was no bar on the return of former Premier Benazir ...
  
  
• Nepal Army unhappy over King's loss of powers
  Kathmandu: The 90,000-strong Nepal Army is unlikely to accept the Parliament's decision to curtail the powers of King ...
  
  
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