New Delhi: A stiff opposition from non-Congress Chief Ministers and a Congress ally over NCTC and other issues of Centre allegedly encroaching upon the states’ policing powers today cast its shadow at the conference on internal security here.

New Delhi: All Indians are safe in Afghanistan after heavily-armed Taliban suicide bombers unleashed a wave of coordinated attacks in Kabul and three other cities and the situation is being closely watched by the Indian government.

New Delhi: With the Supreme Court upholding the constitutional validity of Right to Education Act, the government today dismissed suggestions that the burden which private schools will have to bear to implement it will be passed on to the students.

New Delhi:The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that it has decided to restrict Haj pilgrimage at government subsidy to Muslims only as a “once in a lifetime” affair as against the existing policy of “once in five years”.

Mumbai: Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare on Friday asked Maharashtra government to bring in a strong and effective Lokayukta Bill in the state legislature, failing which he will undertake an agitation.

Attari/Wagah Border: Giving impetus to people-to-people contact and trade ties with Pakistan, India on Friday opened a modern Integrated Check Post (ICP), equipped with a dedicated passenger terminal and sprawling cargo facility, built at cost of Rs 150 crore.

New Delhi: India is within days of test-firing a long-range missile capable of reaching deep into Asia and Europe, a move that will bring the emerging power into a small club of nations with intercontinental defence capabilities.

New Delhi, Apr 14: At least 74 judges of Delhi judiciary have gone on a four-day holiday to the Jim Corbett National Park and Nainital to relax., reports the newspaper DNA.

AHMEDABAD: A designated Special Investigation Team (SIT) court on Thursday pronounced the quantum of sentence in the Ode massacre case in which 23 people were found guilty of killing 23 Muslims in the Ode town of central Gujarat during the 2002 riots.

Bhubaneswar: Ending the nearly month-long hostage crisis, Italian national Paolo Bosusco was today released unharmed by a Maoist group under a deal with Odisha government, though so far only one prisoner has been acquitted rpt acquitted by the courts.