Kota . The city has a minor case of mass rape . The event is Mahavir Nagar police station area . Police have arrested four youths .

Kota . Pradeshwasi Hadhuti in the coming years will taste the sweet flavor of the grapes . Hadhuti black and green, the climate is favorable for viticulture

NEW DELHI: Congress on Monday appeared to have dropped the controversial idea of finding a judge to probe 'snoopgate' charge against Narendra Modi after Union urban development minister Kamal Nath joined NCP and National Conference in protesting against the last-gasp attempt to operationalize the judicial inquiry against BJP's PM nominee.

BHOPAL: Former chief minister and BJP veteran Sunderlal Patwa have accused All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary Digvijay Singh of moral turpitude and demanded legal action against the former.

JAIPUR/AJMER: The dewan of Ajmer dargah on Monday asked the Union government to snap ties with Pakistan over its army chief Raheel Sharif's statement describing Kashmir as 'jugular vein' of his country.

 DEHRADUN: The Uttarakhand government has made elaborate medical arrangements for pilgrims visiting the Kedarnath shrine, which reopened on Sunday. Some of the medical facilities for the pilgrims include a make-shift medical camp at Kedarnath, portable oxygen cylinders and sufficient medical stock.

NEW DELHI: Former telecom minster A Raja on Monday reiterated that the Prime Minister was aware of the procedure he followed to allocate airwaves in 2008 and that the decision was made on a proposal of the department of telecommunications after discussing it with other Cabinet ministers and the then solicitor general

KANO, NIGERIA: Calls for the United States to help find and free hundreds of schoolgirls kidnapped in Nigeria are mounting after Boko Haram claimed the abduction and threatened to sell the girls as "slaves".

RAMALLAH: Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas began talks with Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal in Doha on Monday in the first meeting since their rival movements signed a surprise unity deal, an official said.

NEW DELHI: BJP president Rajnath Singh on Friday said he would not be part of the government led by Narendra Modi if his party came to office after the general elections as he did not want the government to have "two power centres".