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SC judge writes to Modi over CJI meet on Good Friday, says all religions should get equal respect
Justice Kurian Joseph also declined the invitation to PM's dinner for judges on Saturday and added that no important programmes are held on holidays of religious significance.
Terror and talks cannot go together, BJP on Pakistan
It lauded the Narendra Modi government's initiatives taken on foreign policy, including the Prime Minister and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's continuous engagements with world leaders in the last 10 months.
Kanpur: Youngster arrested for blackmailing girls on social media
A youth has been arrested for allegedly blackmailing girls after befriending them on social networking sites, police said on Friday.
Schools in Kashmir reopen post flood threats
Most of the government and private schools in Kashmir reopened on Friday after they were closed on Monday due to heavy rains, they said.
Election Commission for new machine to enhance voter secrecy
The EC has approached the Law Ministry with a proposal to introduce 'Totaliser' machine for counting of votes.
Woman's body found from husband's pyre in Maharashtra
The woman is likely to have committed 'sati', a banned practice in India, police said on Wednesday.
With analytics, cricket means more fun, more business: Educomp IT Head Somnath Mukherjee
Companies are already using analytics insights to change the way they operate or to improve their products and services.
5 prisoners flee from Nagpur Central Jail, jailor suspended
While the first three have been booked under Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA), the other two face charges under the Arms Act and Robbery.
No Indian study confirms tobacco use causes cancer: Parliamentary panel
Four crore people in states like Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh are dependent on bidi-making through Tendupatta.
Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya posthumously awarded Bharat Ratna
Known for his espousal of Hindu nationalism-being one of the initial leaders of the far-right Hindu Mahasabha, Malviya was a social reformer and a successful Parliamentarian.
Swine flu cases coming down in West Bengal
West Bengal Principal Secretary (Health and Family Welfare) Moloy Dey told PTI that only stray cases of swine flu were reported in the last few weeks.
Swine flu claims 12 more lives, death toll rises to 2,035
Health Ministry data said that till Saturday, as many as 2,035 persons had perished in various states while the number of affected persons stood at 33,761.
Beef ban is nothing but diversion from core issues: Congress
"Instead of addressing core issues, the government is trying to divert the minds of people by banning beef which will really not help the state economy in any way," the AICC General Secretary said.
Chhattisgarh: BSF soldier hurt in pressure bomb blast in Kanker
The incident occurred between Sulangi and Siksod villages under Siksod police station limits this afternoon, Kanker DySP (Anti-Naxal operation) Jayant Vaishnav said.
Woman passenger files police complaint against Delhi immigration official for sexual harassment
A woman passenger has filed a police complaint against Delhi immigration official on Saturday for sexual harassment.
How could our Ex-Army Chief be part of Pakistan Day celebrations?
Ever since the new government came into being, despite overtures by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Pakistan continues to indulge in cross-border attacks.