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Kasab trial: 'Pak Army sponsored the 26/11 attacks'
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The 26/11 trial took a new turn on Tuesday with the prosecution stating that Pakistan Army was involved in the Mumbai terror attacks and a serving Major General had supervised their training in LeT camps across the border.
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India, Brazil face threats from al-Qaeda: CIA
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The CIA on Tuesday warned India and Brazil that they face 'emerging threats' from the al-Qaeda and Taliban, though the terrorist outfits are 'on the run' due to extreme pressure exerted on them in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Maoists release abducted teacher in West Bengal
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School teacher and CPI (M) leader Ranjit Duley, who was kidnapped by the Maoists at gunpoint from a school in Bankura district on March 4, was released unharmed in West Midnapore district.
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Ruchika case: Hearing on Rathore's appeal in April
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A court in Chandigarh on Wednesday adjourned till April 15 the hearing on the appeal of former Haryana DGP SPS Rathore against his six month sentence in the Ruchika molestation case after his plea that his lawyer was still recovering from an assault on him here last month.
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BSF opens fire over suspected movement along LoC
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BSF troops opened fire when they noticed some persons moving suspiciously along the Indo-Pak border in Ramgarh of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.
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India rubbishes charge of involvement in Lahore blast
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India on Tuesday rubbished allegations of its involvement in the Lahore blast, saying it is not for the first time Pakistan has levelled such 'baseless' charges.
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Three Maoists arrested, one surrenders
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Three Maoist guerrillas were arrested from Orissa and Jharkhand and an area commander surrendered to the police Tuesday, officials said.
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'Declare seven Bengal districts Maoist-affected'
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Based on the information gleaned from arrested Maoist leader Venkatesh Reddy alias Deepak regarding the organisational network of the Maoists in West Bengal, the State's Criminal Investigation Department has recommended to the State Government that seven districts in south Bengal be declared as Maoist-affected.
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Sharmila released, but continues fast
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Civil rights activist Irom Sharmila, on a fast unto death for more than nine years demanding repeal of the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) 1958 from Manipur, was released late last night but her fast continued.
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Maoists release abducted school teacher
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Maoists have released a school teacher they had abducted on Friday last from a village in Bankura district of southern West Bengal.
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One killed, another injured in road accident
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A girl was killed while her grandfather sustained serious injuries in an accident on Ghoshpara Road near Arya Samaj Road crossing under Jagaddal police station in North 24 Parganas this morning.
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Two Assam Rifles men killed in Manipur ambush
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Two Assam Rifles personnel were killed and another was critically injured in an ambush by insurgents on a convoy in Manipur's Thoubal district today, official sources said.
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Manipur lawyers demand action in AG firing incident
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Lawyers and residents of Uripok in Imphal West district have demanded legal action against Manipur Minister responsible for injuring Advocate General (AG) Nongmeikappam Koteshwar.
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Three Nigerians, 2 Indians nabbed for credit card fraud
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A city court Monday remanded five people, including three Nigerian, in 14 days of police custody in a credit card fraud case.
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PETA urges Maoists to stop poisoning dogs
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PETA, the global watchdog for animal rights, today urged the underground Maoists not to poison dogs in their areas of operation.
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Women's liberation fails to protect her against domestic violence
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Sanhita Ghosh (name changed) doesn't quite look like a traumatised woman. Attired in a jeans and a T-shirt, the 26-year-old always wears a smile, perhaps, to mask her battered existence.
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Miscreants set fire to Panchayat office document
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Some miscreants have set fire to the office records and documents of Badadural Gram Panchayat under Mudulipada police station in the Maoist infested Malkangiri district.
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9-year-old raped, killed and dumped at police quarters in Mumbai
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The body of a nine-year-old girl who was raped before being murdered was found on the terrace of building no 109 at the police quarters in Kurla (E) on Sunday morning. Six persons from the locality have been detained for questioning.
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Top Hizbul militant killed in encounter with security forces in J&K
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A top Hizbul Mujahideen militant was killed in an encounter with security forces in Doda district, police said on Monday.
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Manipur AG not shot by militants: CM
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Manipur Advocate General Nongmeikappam Koteshwar was wounded when the licensed gun of a minister travelling with him went off accidentally, Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh said on Sunday.
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Fire in Delhi slum settlement, four dead
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At least four people were killed when a fire gutted 350 dwellings in a slum settlement in north Delhi early Monday. The blaze enveloped the slum in Sadar Bazar and claimed at least four lives while six people sustained serious burns, fire officials said.
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Stampede in Mumbai during police recruitment drive, 1 killed
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One person was killed and at least 11 injured Monday morning in a stampede that broke out during a police recruitment drive at Kalina in north west Mumbai, police said.
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Manipur AG not shot by militants: CM
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Manipur Advocate General Nongmeikappam Koteshwar was wounded when the licensed gun of a minister travelling with him went off accidentally, Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh said on Sunday.
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Rebels attack Manipur advocate general's convoy
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Manipur advocate general N Kotiswar Singh was critically injured when suspected militants attacked his convoy near Ukhrul in Manipur on Saturday night.
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Phone booths for prisoners in West Bengal jails
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They may be incarcerated but can now stay in touch with their families via telephone as the West Bengal government has decided to install phone booths in jails.
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