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New Delhi: 'Rise India' campaign against terror is formally initiated today at a press conference here by TJPS Vardhan, the Executive Secretary of Society for Integrated Development in Urban and Rural Areas (SIDUR).

New Delhi: Verdict to the five state assembly elections are out today in which Congress wins comprehensively in three states of Delhi, Rajasthan and Mizoram. BJP could just manage to keep afloat and hold two of its Hindi belt states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

New Delhi: With the ruling Congress comprehensively winning three of the five states where counting for the just concluded assembly polls held on Monday Rahul Gandhi has not only passed litmus test but also has emerged as most powerful and unchallenged leader in the party.

New Delhi: Even as situation along the Line of Control (LoC) as well as the International Border between India and Pakistan remains quiet, the bilateral relations between the two neighbours have started showing signs of anxiety following the Mumbai terror attack.

New Delhi: Displaying their strength at a demonstration the four Left parties on Friday demanded the UPA government to immediately cut prices of petro-products on the ground the global crude prices have come down three times.

New Delhi: Much before the egg could be hatched and counted a new debate is raging in the politcal circle over the implication of the Fedral Agency, an idea floated by the ruling combine after the Mumbai terror attack on November 26.

New Delhi: UPA allies are seeking full fledged meeting to take stock of the current political situation in the country that has arisen out of the terrorist attack on Mumbai and to assess general public mood.

NEW DELHI: With the resignation of Shivraj Patil from the post of Minister of Home, Govt of India, the Union Government is now intensely searching for suitable candidates for the post of National Security Advisor, Home Secretary, Intelligence Bureau Chief and RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) chief.

New Delhi: Putting to rest any kind of speculation over the possible military action against Pakistan, External Affairs Minister, Govt of India, Mr Pranab Mukherjee has said that ``nobody is talking about any military action''.

New Delhi: Apart from being dubbed as semi-final for the next year's general elections in India, the assembly elections to the six states is a litmus test for AICC General Secretary and Gandhi scion Rahul Gandhi.