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Biodiversity action plan set to get Cabinet nod

Aimed at preserving the rich and varied biodiversity resources of the country and making sustainable use of its components...

Govt tells babus to cut travel

After sixth Pay Commission nearly doubled TA of senior officers, Govt won't make additional funds available for increased expenditure.

THE HOMEGROWN TERROR

Shortly after Assam suffered its worst-ever terrorist strike...

Home Ministry for early execution of megacity policing project

As yet another series of bomb blasts added to the headache of the Central Government...
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Stop attacks, Centre ‘advises’ Maharashtra after UP migrant killed

Several hours after a migrant labourer from U P was allegedly beaten to death by a group of Marathi-speaking men on a suburban train headed for Mumbai

Jharkhand tops police vacancies, recruitments

Jharkhand might not be known as a progressive state, but it has definitely been setting an example as far as increasing the strength of its police for

Roshan Jamal Khan seriously ill, says brother

As he helplessly waits for his trial to start in a Spanish court, Roshan Jamal Khan, the lone Indian being held in any foreign country on terror-relat

UPA may not clear manned mission plan: MoS Chavan

While ISRO has publicly declared its intention of sending a man into space by 2015, the government is still to make up its mind on this hugely importa

Countdown for launch of Chandrayaan-I mission begins

As the launch of Chandrayaan-I, India’s first mission to the moon, entered its final hours, the Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota was buzzing

Moon Struck

On Wednesday, India’s first lunar mission, Chandrayaan-I, will embark on a two-year-long journey around the moon.

Terror on mind, Centre approves 40,000 more personnel for CISF

With key industrial installations and public places like airports and railway stations coming under heightened security threat in the wake of recent t

Patrons losing confidence in Nehru Museum

The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library in Delhi, considered to be among the most renowned research centers in the country...

Pay panel: Central police forces against raising Lt Col rank above commandant

Continuing their tug-of-war on recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission report, central police organisations have strongly opposed some of the dema

Taking on terror: Govt forms panel to explore tightening of laws

In a bid to strengthen laws dealing with terrorism, the Government has formed a committee under National Security Advisor M K Narayanan...

‘Blast’, not ‘terror strike’

Most signature features of the recent blasts in different parts of the country were missing from Saturday’s mystery blast in Mehrauli.

Centre ready with Art 355 rocket for Orissa, Karnataka

In a late-night move, the Centre was reported to be preparing the ground for a politically controversial move of invoking Article 355...

Delhi blasts: Probe indicates little role of locals

As probe behind Delhi blasts gained momentum, initial indications pointed to a lack of any major local involvement.

Initial probe indicates little role of locals in Delhi blasts

As investigations behind Saturday’s serial bomb blasts in Delhi gained some momentum on Sunday with the detention...

Blast a revenge for Babri: mail

The 2002 Gujarat riots was given as the excuse for the serial bomb blasts in Ahmedabad in July. For Saturday’s bomb blasts in Delhi...

‘Finishing schools’ for engineers

Four years ago, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research...

EC wants J-K polls on time, Cong not keen

Even as the Election Commission indicated on Thursday that the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls would be held on time...

Paramilitary forces to get Special DG

In RESPONSE to a long-standing demand to quicken the decision-making process and improve the efficiency of the Central Paramilitary Forces...

In villages, it’s up to old guard

As the rescue boats carrying food packets approach the flooded Laxmipur village in Purnea district...

A tragedy of errors

At ground zero in Kusaha village of Nepal, it is easy to see how human neglect has contributed to the breach in the embankment...

A boy is born on a rescue boat

The devastating floods in Bihar have caused tremendous inconvenience to lakhs of people but perhaps nothing can be more inconvenient...
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