India will seek a 'liberal' regime of technology transfer from the US and an early operationalisation of the civil nuclear deal.
4 CommentsJ K Dutt, who headed the Mumbai operations, dreaded the use of gas because he did not want casualties that could have been more than what the terrorists would have caused.
Post CommentsJairam Ramesh, known for making forthright comments, said that if there was any Nobel Prize for dirt and filth, India would get it.
Union Home Secretary G K Pillai said on Friday that Maoists were terrorists and he had no sympathy for them.
Centre has decided to bring forward a bill that will shift the burden of certain payments to farmers on sugarcane purchase from state govts to mills.
Maharashtra Govt will act against those who instigated the attack on the office of Marathi TV channel in Mumbai.
Some of the top Mumbai police officers have been accused by their former boss of dithering from 'responding to the situation'.
SP leader Amar Singh held a meeting with L K Advani and said but for 'communal issues', the two parties agree on several matters.
M Venkaiah Naidu dismissed as speculation reports that Nitin Gadkari will succeed Rajnath Singh.
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As many as 3,150 Americans went to India to study in the year 2007-08, which is a jump of nearly 20 per cent from the previous year.
Kapil Sibal advocated a paradigm shift in the education system to help students express their creativity.
Maoists are getting arms from China, but not from the Chinese government, clarified Union Home Secretary G K Pillai.
Work continued to remain stalled in sugar mills across western Uttar Pradesh, with farmers refusing to sell their produce over cane prices.
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