Nehru announced a plebiscite in JK but never in cabinet: Swamy

In: Jammu & Kashmir | 24/05/2013

Nehru announced plebiscite in JK but never in cabinet: Swamy

In: Education | 24/05/2013

Yoga is not only a way towards Rog Mukti but also towards Bhog Mukti: Narendra Modi

In: China Our Neighbour | 24/05/2013

Chinese spy arrested in Dharmashala : Plot to poison Tibetans foiled

In: Corruption | 24/05/2013

Bansal may get clean chit the Buta way

In: Business | 23/05/2013

Anti-LBT agitation called off in Maharashtra

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In: Entertainment | 24/05/2013
Indian film ‘Dabba’ bags Critics Week Viewers Choice Award
Indian director Ritesh Batra's debut film "The Lunchbox" (Dabba) was bestowed the Critic's Week Viewers Choice award at the ongoing 66th Cannes film festival...
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In: Terrorism | 24/05/2013
US to find way to decide Indian request on Headley
India and the US will find an "appropriate" way to decide on New Delhi's request for access to Mumbai attack plotter David Headley, US Undersecretary for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman said Friday...
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In: Tributes | 24/05/2013
Former HS Chief Editor Baleshwar Agrawal no more
Former Chief Editor of multilingual news agency Hindusthan Samachar, Baleshwar Agrawal died yesterday night at a private hospital here. He was 93. His health was deteriorating for last few weeks. Former Senior Pracharak of RSS, Agrawal worked at various posts in Hindusthan Samachar from General Manager from Chief Editor. ..
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In: Terrorism | 24/05/2013
J & K: Three Army personnel killed in gun battle
Three army jawans were killed as militants opened fire at a patrol team in Pulwama district in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday morning...
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In: India’s Neighbours | 24/05/2013
Pakistan releases 45 Indian fishermen
Pakistan Friday freed 45 India fishermen as a goodwill gesture, officials said. ..
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In: Education | 24/05/2013
Panel rejects proposal for minority universities
The committee, headed by Indian Council of Social Science Research chairman Sukhadeo Thorat, has suggested that the institutions be set up as central universities with their focus on minorities, instead of minority institutions as proposed. ..
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In: Christianity | 24/05/2013
About 300 artists to paint Biblical Noah’s Ark in Kerala
The mural painting would be spread over an area of 3000 sq.ft. and is likely to fetch the world record for being prepared by a large number of artists hailing from various countries within a single day, said K.A. Francis, Akademi chairman. ..
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In: Crime | 24/05/2013
No need to ban IPL, guilty will be punished: R.P.N. Singh
Minister of State for Home Affairs R.P.N. Singh Friday said it would not be right to ban the Indian Premier League (IPL) in view of fresh revelations in the spot fixing scandal, and promised to act tough against guilty...
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In: From The States | 24/05/2013
High hopes of CM and Congress making Bangalore better
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah seems to have raised hopes of better times for this capital as he has kept with himself the Bangalore and IT departments, apart from his pet subject - finance...
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In: States | 24/05/2013
Bihar to turn village into peacock breeding centre
Bihar plans to turn a village into a breeding centre for the Indian national bird peacock, forest officials said Friday...
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In: Christianity | 24/05/2013
Chinese Church leaders resent Beijing's grip on bishop polls
Church observers in China have reacted strongly to a revision of the regulations surrounding the election of bishops, which they say grants the government-backed Bishops’ Conference of the Catholic Church in China (BCCCC) overarching control over who can become a bishop. ..
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In: Christianity | 24/05/2013
Church has no room for power struggles, says pope
While acknowledging that power struggles have existed in the Church since it began, Pope Francis said Jesus’ teaching on power leaves no room for them..
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In: Terrorism | 24/05/2013
Obama shifts US from 'perpetual war-footing,' limits drone strikes
President Barack Obama on Thursday shifted the United States away from a "boundless global war on terror," restricting deadly drone strikes abroad and signaling that America's long struggle against al Qaeda will one day end. ..
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In: Terrorism | 24/05/2013
Pakistan Taliban welcomes Nawaz's call for peace
Terrorist outfit Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) welcomed Nawaz Sharif's call for peace talks on Thursday...
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In: India’s Neighbours | 24/05/2013
Li's visit went beyond symbolic: Pakistani daily
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's two-day Pakistan visit "went beyond the symbolic", said a daily which noted China is a wealthy neighbour that "does not hand out free lunches"...
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In: Hindutva Movement | 23/05/2013
When RSS activist composed songs for DYFI confernece!
Unnikrishnan, who is the present Taluk (Tehsil) Baudhik Shikshan Pramukh of Chenganoor, has been invited by the former minister and sitting MLA of CPM G. Sudhakaran and gave the ideological thought to develop songs which they already produced and marketed before the State Conference. ..
In: Hindutva Movement | 23/05/2013
Now, RTR !
This era might be called ‘Rights Era’. All are aware of their rights, but is it all..? There are many more rights, which we are still not aware of – like Right to own Culture, Right to Natural Resources etc… Dr.Pravin Togadia writes…..
In: Hindutva Movement | 16/05/2013
Hindutva only way to global welfare: RSS
RSS Chief Dr Mohan Bhagwat said that Hindutva alone can provide effective remedy to all the problems facing the nation and the world today. He was speaking at the concluding ceremony of the Sangh Shiksha Varg, 2013 held at Hojai, in Nagaon district of Assam. ..
In: Hindutva Movement | 15/05/2013
RSS training camp in North TN concludes
The annual summer training camp of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) North Tamil Nadu concluded with the public function held recently at Gudiyatham. The training camp began on 22nd April with 227 trainees representing from 19 districts. Visits to 17 villages and trekking to Mahadeva Malai were special programs...
In: Jammu & Kashmir | 14/05/2013
Scrap Article 370, demands MRM
Muslim Rashtriya Manch created a history of sorts in Jammu and Kashmir by organizing national seminar on Article 370 on May 7-8, 2013. The Muslim delegates demanded abrogation of discriminatory Article 370 and sung 'Vande Mataram' and chanted 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' in one voice. ..
In: National Security | 11/05/2013
Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Vigyan
Pokharan tests in 1998 and the firm stand after the sanctions that followed had proven the Indian capabilities. On the 15th anniversary of 1998 nuclear tests, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi points a nessecity of self reliance in defence production...
In: National Politics | 11/05/2013
Ministers who resigned on corruption charges in UPA II
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and Law Minister Ashwani Kumar were not the first from in the United Progressive Alliance-II to have resigned on corruption charges. The others who stepped down on corruption charges are... ..

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In: India’s Neighbours | 24/05/2013
Will Myanmar go all out for democracy, reforms?
US has suddenly developed business and strategic interests in Myanmar. Myanmar is traditional India ally and strategically crucial vis-à-vis China. India should have more cautious approach towards these developments. Virag Pachpore looks at the Myanmar Presidents’s latest US visit...
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In: Comment | 23/05/2013
Indo-Pakistan relations: Do not build castles in the air
Having won an impressive victory in the recently held elections, all eyes are set on the manner in which Nawaz Sharif keep relation to India. Jaibans Singh cautions not to day-dream...
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War on Corruption
In: War on Corruption | 24/05/2013
Incurable Corruption: A Gift of UPA regime
It is time to scrutinise entire sordid saga of Manmohan Singh's UPA regime. Scared of expose, he allowed an indiscreet review of CBI’s confidential status report to get allegations against him deleted so that he could uphold the moral high ground in the CBI probe...
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In: Oddly Enough | 24/05/2013
When travelling, at least try to get to correct continent (The Funny Side)
Being in the travel trade sucks. You won't BELIEVE the fuss passengers make, just because some tiny mistake has been made which has led to them being taken to, say, the wrong country. Why quibble? Countries are countries. Nury Vittachi looks at the funny side…...
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In: National Security | 18/05/2013
Three vital steps to a more secure India
No matter what cosmetic gloss (or acne ointment) is put on the recent stand-off between the Indian border police and the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA), India is perceived as having come off second best in test of wills, as the Chinese intruded across the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh..
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Special
In: Special | 21/05/2013
Indian think tanks need more institutional support
It is widely acknowledged that the quality of policy research in India has been found wanting. Indicatively, not a single Indian think tank featured in the top 50 in 2012 Global Go To Think Tanks Rankings. Nihit Goyal & Shweta Srinivasan looks at the necessity for institutional support…..
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In: Gender | 17/05/2013
Asia's sex imbalance is going to have huge consequences (The Funny Side)
Asia will one day be filled with "millions of men desperate for women", researchers warned last week. You mean it isn't now? These guys should look out the windows a bit more. Being desperate for women is pretty much the default state for guys aged 13 up. What the people who wrote the Chinese government report were trying to say was the sex imbalance will have consequences. Shri Nury Vittachi lokks at funny side. ..
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In: Sports | 21/05/2013
Six Sanawar school boys scale Mt Everest
Six boys of Lawrence School, Sanawar, located in the picturesque Kasauli Hills here Tuesday scaled the Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain peak, school officials said. ..
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In: Global Indian Diaspora | 19/05/2013
Hindu temples, Bollywood and a Yemeni city's India ties
A Hindu temple that dates back over 150 years, a market that sports an Indian name and love for Bollywood reflect the India connect of the Yemeni city of Aden...
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