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CBI says the right to file an appeal lies with the agency.
Govt to issue advisory asking Indians to return home.
However, the MPs have refused to apologise and may move court of law.
The proposed recruitment will take its head count to 40,500.
Jarnail Singh says supporters of Cong leader Sajjan Singh threatened him.
There is a problem of plenty when it comes to smartphones.
The PCB also banned Shoaib Malik and Rana Naved for one year.
Pakistan says Khan acted alone in seeking to sell his country's nuclear secrets.
Infosys' revenue distribution is 60% from N America and 25% from Europe.
Home-grown talent alone won't help automaker's complex global expansion.
Woman charged in Philadelphia court of helping terrorists.
The film is set to release on March 12
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The Ulema Council on Wednesday threatened to launch agitation against the arrest of a leading cleric, nabbed for his alleged role in last week's communal clash in Bareilly.
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Government on Wednesday indicated that the government could bring a motion to revoke suspension of seven Rajya Sabha members if they expressed regret over their behaviour to Chairman Hamid Ansari.
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Two Union Ministers and a prominent US Congressman recommended the name of controversial NRI hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal for the prestigious Padma awards, the government told the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.
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The government intends to push through the women's reservation bill in the Lok Sabha before the House adjourns for a three-week break, parliamentary affairs minister P K Bansal said on Wednesday.
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India is looking at scaling down operations of its missions in Afghanistan in the wake of terror attacks on Indians. The sources also said an advisory may be issued asking all Indians in the country to return home.
Indian Express
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Rediff
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The Congress on Wednesday sought to give credit to president Sonia Gandhi for the passage of the Women's Reservation Bill in the Rajya Sabha. "We thank the media for acknowledging the personal stamp of Congress president Sonia Gandhi on the passage of the Bill," party spokesman Manish Tewari told reporters in New Delhi. The party also expressed its gratitude to the opposition parties which helped in getting the Bill passed. Tewari said the bill was historic.
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The Armed Forces Tribunal on Wednesday refused to grant interim relief to Lt Gen P K Rath seeking a stay on the summary of evidence proceedings against him in the Rs 300 crore Sukna land scam case.
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The acts of Ajmal Kasab, the lone terrorist arrested during the terror siege in Mumbai, and the other accused in the 26/11 attack amounted to 'waging a war against India', which is punishable by the death penalty or life imprisonment, the prosecution argued in a trial court on Wednesday. "By firing at people indiscriminately in Mumbai, Kasab and the other conspirators wanted to destabilise the government and break political and economic order," said Public Prosecutor Nikam.
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Four school students were arrested for allegedly smearing colour on posters of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati during Holi, and a local court in Lucknow on Wednesday freed them on bail even as she chided the police for taking such harsh action for a 'petty mistake'.
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With the Congress-led government taking most of the credit for the passage of the Women's Reservation Bill in Rajya Sabha, the Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday patted its own back for the success and criticised the United Progressive Alliance for the forcible eviction of protesting Members of Parliament from the House. Despite being in a minority in the Upper House, the Congress-led government and especially party chief Sonia Gandhi earned kudos for passage of the Bill.
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CBI says the right to file an appeal lies with the agency.
Govt to issue advisory asking Indians to return home.
However, the MPs have refused to apologise and may move court of law.
The proposed recruitment will take its head count to 40,500.
Jarnail Singh says supporters of Cong leader Sajjan Singh threatened him.
There is a problem of plenty when it comes to smartphones.
The PCB also banned Shoaib Malik and Rana Naved for one year.
Pakistan says Khan acted alone in seeking to sell his country's nuclear secrets.
Infosys' revenue distribution is 60% from N America and 25% from Europe.
Home-grown talent alone won't help automaker's complex global expansion.
Woman charged in Philadelphia court of helping terrorists.
The film is set to release on March 12