Home Minister offers to quit after Dantewada massacre of CRPF jawans; BJP wants him to stay on and fight

A Bihar court has awarded death penalty to as many as 16 persons who were involved the Jehanabad carnage of 1997.

A study titled Shadow In The Clouds, compiled by Canadian and American researchers in the University of Toronto, says Indian systems were compromised

Sex guru goes into spiritual seclusion, quits Dhyanapeetam post in sex scandal video sting aftermath

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has rubbished reports which spoke of summons having been issued to appear before a Supreme-Court-appointed panel which was investigating the riots cases. An irked Modi has issued a strong statement alleging foul play.

Even as Pakistani-American David Headley pleaded guilty and saved himself from a severe penalty at a Chicago court, India’s concerns over getting him to the country for interrogation have been compounded, to say the least.

With the government changing its mind all of a sudden, the introduction of the much talked about Civil Nuclear Liability Bill has been deferred.

Modi summoned in probe on Ehsaan Jaffrey murder case

New Delhi: Both the Congress party, the main partner of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA)-led government at the Centre, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the main Opposition, have issued whip in the Rajya Sabha asking all their MPs to vote in favour of the Women’s Reservation Bill.

Pravin Mahajan was convicted of killing his brother Pramod Mahajan