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Seemandhra electricity employees call off strike

'Temporarily suspending the strike on humanitarian grounds'

Coal block auctions likely in December: Coal minister

'Process was taking time as the ministry wants to explore the auction of blocks to private firms'

Durga Puja begins in Tripura, Assam amid tight security

Security forces have intensified their vigil to ensure safety during five-day festival

Fresh warrants against Headley, 8 others

The NIA chargesheeted them for planning and executing terror strikes in India, including the Mumbai attack

SC names fresh panel to probe IPL spot-fixing

BCCI and N. Srinivasan to extend all facilities to the probe panel, orders the apex court

Restrain media from speculation: Asaram to SC

He said that the media portrayed his ashrams as some kind of brothels

Army's operation in Keran continues

Defence sources said that two brigades of the army have been tasked to tackle the group

SC restraint order on BCCI chief Srinivasan to continue

N Srinivasan, though re-elected BCCI president Sunday, would remain unable to function as the Board chief

BSF to probe how Samba terrorists crossed border

Denies reports the terrorists who carried out the twin terror strikes in Kathua and Samba districts of Jammu on September 26 had crossed the international border in the Hira Nagar sector

Pakistan violates ceasefire in Jammu region

India has been accusing Pakistan of violating the bilateral ceasefire agreement

IPL: SC dismisses Lalit Modi's plea

Lalit Modi was the Indian Premier League (IPL) commissioner between 2008 and 2010 and had attracted the allegations of financial irregularities

TRAI cautions banks, financial institutions against unregistered calls

These calls violate "The Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference (Thirteenth Amendment) Regulations, 2010'

India addressing concerns of US nuclear suppliers

Opposition parties express concern that the government was trying to bypass a key clause in the nuclear liability law

Month later, police grope in dark for Dabholkar's killers

Home Minister R.R. Patil vowed that the killers would be nabbed at the earliest

'India, US destined to be partners on world stage'

US Deputy Defence Secretary Ashton Carter visited India in preparation of Manmohan Singh's September 27 meeting with Obama

Need technology innovation in rural areas: President

Rural India needs simple, repairable tools by local technicians and usable without electricity, says the Prez

26/11 Mumbai attack: Pakistan commission to visit India

The commission members will proceed to India via Wagah border checkpost in Punjab

Pakistan again violates ceasefire

India has accused Pakistan of unprovoked violation of the ceasefire agreement

Andhra to challenge court order on compensation to Muslim youth

A fact-finding panel of the state minority commission found that police kept the youth in illegal confinement and tortured them

Odisha chit fund probe panel extends deadline

The one-man panel led by R.K. Patra, former chief justice of the Sikkim High Court, had earlier fixed Sep 18 as the deadline