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Last updated: 28 Jan 2012 01:58 PM

BJP manifesto for UP: Yes to Ram temple, No to minority reservation

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in its manifesto for the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls Friday said it was against the announced 4.5 percent reservation for minorities  »

Congress promises jobs, citizen's charter in UP vision document

Mulayam assures release of innocent Muslims, promises youth laptops

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Shiksha.com launches free MBA application form

Jamia Millia launches courses on China, Afghanistan

Violence rocks Yanam, workers kill company official

A senior official of a ceramics company was Friday killed in an attack by workers after their leader died in police custody as large-scale violence rocked Yanam, a region of Puducherry but located in Andhra Pradesh's East Godavari district. Yanam, known as a peaceful region, turned  »

Farook remembered as leader who groomed others

Kerala Governor M.O.H. Farook maintained cordial relations with his opponents and groomed many political leaders, Congress  »

Kerala governor Farook dies in Chennai hospital

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Kabir Suman mocks at Mamata's visit to Irom Sharmila

'Europe needs stronger firewall against debt crisis'

Rushdie Affair: Wimpish government fails to stop bigots

On poll-eve, ex-MP and Hingoli Congress chief joins NCP

Time to study, invest in India, says Britain

India loses Adelaide Test -- another 0-4 whitewash

IGNOU bags best teaching practices award

'Educated girls entering flesh trade for money'

Teacher kills colleague in Maharashtra

Compromise reached on Unique ID project row

Punjab poll lingo: 'Pappu PM' and 'qattal-e-aam'

Alcohol kills 9,000 Britons every year

In twilight years, teachers get 'gurudakshina' of love

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New Delhi,27 Jan 2012-IGNOU Vice-Chancellor M Aslam receiving the "Best teaching practices Award" from noted film director Prakash Jha at the India Today Aspire education summit 2012,in New Delhi on Friday. Also in picture India Today Group's Rekha Puri.

(Photo: IANS/Amlan Paliwal)

 

Kashmir women's group seeks Aafia Siddiqui's release

Muslim women separatist group, Dukhtaran-e-Millat (Daughters of Faith) headed by Asiya Andrabi, staged a demonstration in Srinagar Friday, demanding  »

'Educated girls entering flesh trade for money'

Observing that even educated girls from well-off families were entering the flesh trade to fund their lifestyles, the Supreme Court Friday said rescue and rehabilitation of sex workers was a complex problem  »

MP Govt. to hold global contest for Bhopal Hajj House Design

The rightist Bharatiya Janata Party ruled central Indian province Madhya Pradesh Government will hold an international contest for designing Bhopal Hajj House. The architect whose design is selected as the best will be presented  »

Drug money damages world economy by $2 trillion annually

Annual financial damage to the world economy from drug money equals $2 trillion, Russia's Federal Drug Control Service head Viktor Ivanov said. "Narco-dollars form a market with a volume of over $500 billion annually  »

India Shining - Bharat Drowning

India celebrated its sixty third republic day on January 26, 2012. Like every year, this time too, a grand show was organized at the historic Rajpath in New Delhi to commemorate the occasion. The pomp and gaiety that marked the occasion showcased  »

Blast on poll-eve creates panic in Manipur

Militants Friday triggered another blast in Manipur on the eve of the assembly polls, creating panic in the state with a string of bombings since polls were announced.  »

Manipur vote kickstarts India's state elections

Special Reports

India-Pakistan rivalry gets new battleground - reality TV

The fervour and frenzy of an India-Pakistan contest has gone beyond the realms of cricket and entered the reality television pitch, with shows like "Foodistan" and "Sur-kshetra". Simmering on the small screen is rivalry and bonding over food and music. "Foodistan", which went on air on NDTV Good Times Monday, brings together 16 professional  »

Children of a lesser god... on Kolkata's streets

Delhi engineer's vehicle promises safer rural transport

Like Nalanda, Vikramshila may rise from ruins

A glimpse of historic Cellular Jail in Mumbai

Mumbai’s Karimi Library on course to regain lost glory

Danish researcher evaluates world’s first Muslim human rights commission

A key Bihar lesson - don't forget the private tuition!

Young Imams present American Islam

From peons to clerks, raids unveil Madhya Pradesh's millionaires

Congress eyes hat-trick in Manipur

Teacher's bank account shows Rs.500 bn - courtesy wrong entry

Afghan calligrapher creates world's biggest Quran

Curious and furious over Goa all-women poll team!

Muslims of Bhopal wake up from deep slumber to clamour for AMU regional centre

Radio telescopes to try taking first photo of black hole

A handicapped man on noble mission to educate

Poetic collection ‘Aa’ina-e-Sukhan’ of Dr. Iqbal ‘Arif’ released in Bhopal

Government to modernise power usage calculations: Sam Pitroda

Views & Analysis

Rushdie and the Demonization of Islam

When the mainstream media went to town depicting the absence of Rushdie as a loss for India’s liberal traditions and democratic ethos, it was indeed a naive analysis. To properly take cognizance of this matter and deliberate on its repercussions, a dialectical inquiry is necessary to contextualize the larger  »

Indian standard of schooling rank 2nd last in global test

Fatwas outrageous, laugh for sanity: Iranian writer

Widows and orphans will be rehabilitated: Kashmir's woman minister

Why are Extremist Hindus angry at Muslims in India?

Indian Muslims should stop fighting phantoms

Central Asian gas for India: pipe dream or reality?

A new word for Chinese diplomacy -- 'duplimacy'?

Minorities not at ease with UPA government

A note on Bharat Ratna for Ghalib

Civil society vulnerable in Pakistan: Faiz's daughter

Three years of NIA: Only one terror case solved

Circumstantial evidence should be conclusive: Supreme Court

State Elections: Fair ballot, riveting battles expected

Hindutva’s ugly face unmasked again

BJP: Hypocrisy of the holier-than-thou

Education & Career

Science & Technology

2011 In Retrospect

Hardwork and dedication the mantra to crack CAT, say toppers

A bunch of students made Maharashtra proud by cracking the tough Common Admission Test (CAT) - some scoring a perfect ten while some followed  »

Bihar withholds pay of 300 teachers for fake admissions

Beijing plans to attract 180,000 overseas students in 2020

IGNOU celebrates World Hindi Day

Rahmani 30 students shine in Regional Mathematical Olympiad

12-students-to-a-class school wins award

Haryana schools, colleges' curricula to have RTI

Once again, nursery admissions no child's play for parents

Steering education revolution from Azamgarh shacks

India to get first robotic training centre for doctors

Promising a new dimension to the future of robotic surgery in the country, India will soon be getting its first training centre for the technique, a robotic surgery firm said here Saturday.  »

Now 'last words' on Facebook

Plant found with built-in drought alarm

Russian spacecraft to crash to Earth Jan 15

Internet addiction is like drugs: Study

Indian scientist to be sacked for faking research data

A mobile phone with a battery life of 15 years!

Eye rich source of flexible adult stem cells

High-tech mobiles used in AIIMS paper leak

Year of steep losses, volatility for Indian equities

Indian equity markets, a favourite among foreign investors just a year ago, presented one of the worst performances among emerging economies during 2011, resulting in a key index shedding  »

Arab Spring sweeps away despotic regimes

Aviation industry rocked despite traffic growth

Ten people who influenced the headlines in 2011

A difficult year for Pakistan

A year of satisfactory space missions

To those we said sayonara... RIP

Robust growth in telecom amid shadow of 2G case

India-Pakistan ties: A year of building trust

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Using steroids for pumped up body? Think twice

The six-pack abs of actors Salman Khan and John Abraham can send many adolescents to the gym for a sculpted body. But for those who take the short cut through steroids, here is a word of  »

To convince people for polio vaccination, he helps them get AADHAR

Hopeful yet vigilant India marks a year without polio

Doctors fear, Malegaon becoming a hub for sex determination tests

Internet addiction is like drugs: Study

Kenya concerned over rising breast cancer cases

Dutch women advised to remove breast implants

Chinese soul healer to set up 100 clinics in Mumbai

Scientists crack protein code of killer parasite

Tobacco firm underplayed dangers of smoking

Mumbai medicos develop device against heavy menstrual bleeding

Prospects of Islamic Banks in India - Malegaon to discuss Sunday

In order to study the concept of alternate banking system popularly known world over as the Islamic Banking System and explore its prospects in India  »

UAE most competitive banking market in Gulf

Food prices fall; inflation will continue to moderate: Pranab

Euro crisis, slowdown to hit Indian IT growth: Infosys

India allows 100 percent FDI in single brand retail

Recession makes NRIs want to move back to India

Renault enters compact car segment with Pulse launch

Now, Harley Davidson bikes in India at slashed prices

Yahoo names new CEO

Made in India, faked in China -- $5-bn loss

New launches to dazzle visitors at Auto Expo

Year of steep losses, volatility for Indian equities

Amul: India's brand that nourishes and empowers

What started as a small cooperative movement over six decades ago in a mid-sized town in the western state of Gujarat has now become an icon of rural empowerment, fashioning in the process what is  »

Pedal your way to discovering the real India

Delhi Metro through foreign eyes: Global system lacking global etiquettes

From palaces to people: Urdu mushaira reaches out

Gift of ancestral village soil awaits Trinidad PM

Five Bengal girls fight child marriages

On the rise: Divorces under 25

Kerala realtor yet again marries off 20 girls

Aamir names son after Maulana Azad

Bangladeshi artists tell liberation war story in India

Loved or loathed, late Sheikh still relevant

Abdul Sattar Edhi: the salve on Pakistan's wounds

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