UP activist arrested illegally 23.08.2020New Delhi On 8th August at the midnight, Sarvar Ali, the social activist belongs to Shamli district in western part of Uttar Pradesh was arrested illegally. In Gogwan village, while he…
Govt rejects BJP charge of interfering in CBI…
New Delhi, Feb 23: Government today rejected the BJP charge of interfering in the functioning of the CBI in the Babri Masjid demolition case against L K Advani and said its communication to the agency…
Kuwait allows conversion of resident permit
Dubai: Kuwait has announced that Indian expatriates and others can now take advantage of the provision that allows self-sponsored resident permits to be converted into work permits without special authorisation from the Interior Ministry. A…
Police can't refuse to register an FIR, rules…
Genuineness or otherwise of the information can be considered only after registration of the complaint"A police officer should mandatorily register a case" "The police should not pre-judge the issue" NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has…
Govt plea on compensation for woman dismissed
Kochi | February 23, 2006 8:39:24 PM IST The Kerala High court today dismissed an appeal filed by the state government, challenging the direction of a single judge to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation for…
Woman commits suicide in Anweshi Home
KOZHIKODE: An inmate of the Anweshi Short Stay Home was found to have committed suicide. She has been identified as Sakhi, 24, a native of Atholi in Kozhikode district. She was found hanging in a…
Thousands of angry Kashmiris protest killings
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Thousands of people in Indian Kashmir staged protests against the army on Thursday, a day after four youths were killed in a shooting incident, police and witnesses said. Police on Wednesday…
Hurriyat demands complete withdrawal of troops in J&K
Thursday, February 23, 2006 19:16 IST -- SRINAGAR: Demanding revocation of "unlimited" powers "enjoyed" by troops in Jammu and Kashmir in the wake of killing of four youths, the moderate Hurriyat faction on Thursday said…
Mabasha reunites with father, brother
Thursday February 23 2006 11:38 IST THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: For Mamath Sherif, it was a moment of both joy and despair. Joy because he was reunited with his nine-year-old son who had gone missing months ago, and…