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Taslima desires to stay in Tripura
Controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen has said that she would like to stay in Tripura when she returns to India if not allowed to stay in Kolkata, before the expiry of her Swedish visa in August.
Dust storm claims 60 dead in Uttar Pradesh
At least 60 people were feared killed in 13 districts of Uttar Pradesh after strong dust storm lashed the state. The officials said that the toll could further go up.
India traditionally enjoys unique relationship with Bhutan: PM
Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, who will be on a two-day official visit to Bhutan, today said that India traditionally enjoyed a unique relationship with Bhutan.
India offers five million dollars in aid to China
India today offered to send five million dollars in emergency supplies to China, where the official death toll from this week's devastating earthquake has roughly touched 20,000.
Left holds agitation in Tripura against price hike
The Left parties in Tripura today held rallies and marches across the state to protest against the "'failure of the ruling Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government"' to check the rising prices of essential commodities.
Kinnauri cuisine, a major hit at the tourism festival in Himachal
Popularity of the traditional Kinnauri cuisine of Himachal gained a new high, when it attracted a lot of tourists and residents during the recently held tourism festival.
Muslims protest against Jaipur bomb blasts
Muslims led by one of the prominent leaders of the Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) Shahnawaz Hussain protested against Jaipur bomb blasts and called for strict measures to deal with terrorism in New Delhi today.
Exercise Aman Sena to be conducted from May 17 to 29
Exercise Aman Sena, an elaborate multinational table top exercise on Integrated United Nations Peace Support Operations conceptualized by Integrated Defence Staff, will be conducted at the College of Defence Management, Secunderabad for officers of the Armed Forces from 17 countries including India from May 21 to 29.
DHD (J) militants in Assam kill 10 workers
Militants of the Dima Halam Daogah (Jewel Garlossa faction) struck again in Assam on Thursday, killing 10 workers engaged by a cement factory and a railway employee in two separate attacks.
Security upped in UP, Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh Police have upped security in the state after a SMS threat was received to blow up Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a State run premier aeronautics company. The threat was sent to the police in Lucknow.
India will fight against terror: Patil
After visiting Jaipur blast victims, Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil today said that India will fight against terror at all costs and thwart the designs of terrorists to disturb peace and communal harmony in the country.
Jaipur blasts: STF detains cyber cafe owner
The Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force today detained a cyber cafe owner and his son on charges that the e-mail in which a lesser-known terror outfit Indian Mujahideen claimed the responsibility for Jaipur blasts was sent from their cyber caf‚.
Centre seeks removal of Calcutta High Court's stay order on OBC quota
The Centre on Thursday approached the Supreme Court for the removal of the Calcutta High Court's stay order pertaining to the implementation of the Other Backward Classes quota in post graduate courses in the Indian Institute of Management (IIMs).
Indian Railways to invest 2 lakh crore for modernization
Gods in Puri given sandalwood bath
Devotees in Puri were a busy lot. They bathed the idols of Puri gods with 'Chandan' (sandalwood paste) to relieve them from the scorching summer heat.
Stop supporting US, says Indian Mujahideen
A little known militant group Indian Mujahideen has claimed responsibility for Tuesday's blasts in Jaipur through a mysterious e-mail to various television channels and warned India to stop supporting the US in the international arena or else will face more attacks at other important tourist places.
Gods in Puri given sandalwood bath
Devotees in Puri were a busy lot. They bathed the idols of Puri gods with 'Chandan' (sandalwood paste) to relieve them from the scorching summer heat.
Stop supporting US, says Indian Mujahideen
A little known militant group Indian Mujahideen has claimed responsibility for Tuesday's blasts in Jaipur through a mysterious e-mail to various television channels and warned India to stop supporting the US in the international arena or else will face more attacks at other important tourist places.
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