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NEW DELHI : Urdu played an important role in the freedom struggle for independence of India and it inspired millions of hearts, said Union Minister for Human Resources Development Arjun Singh.

New Delhi: In a move to bring the minimum wages near to the new high wages scenario Parliamentary Standing Committee on Labour and Employment has recommended to revise the wage ceiling to Rs 15,000 without any delay.

In a first global assessment of its kind, A Global report on Trafficking in persons reveals that the most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation.

New Delhi: Delimitation of Lok Sabha constituencies seems to have the potential of crashing Bharatiya Janata Party's hopes to return to power at the centre, as number of Muslim-dominated constituencies has risen from 119 to 164 giving sleepless nights to BJP strategists.

New Delhi: Demand for a separate State of Bundelkhand comprising 17 districts the two provinces, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh will be a major poll issue in the forthcoming Lok Sabha Polls this year.

New Delhi: Right to information (RTI) Act needs to be fully publicized by the government, it should bring a legislation to protect individuals from its misuse and it should readily give informations to the persons in need, said the Chief Information Commissioner of India.

New Delhi: SAVE-Sisters Against Violent Extremism, an initiative that was started with 35 women all over the globe in Vienna, was launched in Delhi today at the Indian Institute of Social Sciences.

New Delhi: The Congress party, the torch-bearer of the ruling United Progressive Alliance has ruled out the possibility of a national alliance with its allies and said it would stick to state-specific electoral pact with the constituents.

New Delhi: The Congress president Sonia Gandhi is likely to revoke the suspension of former Maharashtra minister Narayan Rane ahead to the Lok Sabha elections.

New Delhi: Worried over the consolidation of non-Congress and non-BJP forces in the country, particularly in the southern parts, Congress leadership is working overtime to woo some of the allies of the third front including Telengana Rashtra Samiti in Andhra Pradesh and Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka.