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• Natwar stripped of External Affairs portfolio
  New Delhi: In a surprise move, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh on Monday stripped External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh of his portfolio in the wake of the contorversy generated by the Volcker Inquiry Commission ...
• Judicial probe over Volcker's report
  New Delhi: Facing increasing pressure from the opposition, the Manmohan Singh Goverment on Monday announced a judicial probe into the Volcker Inquiry Report that alleged that the Congress party and External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh ...
• Pathak says he will seek the truth on Volcker
  New Delhi: Former Supreme Court Chief Justice RS Pathak said on Monday that it would be his endeavour to get to the root of the allegations levelled against the Congress party and External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh ...
• Iraq oil scam exporter Andaleeb Sehgal interrogated
  New Delhi: Andaleeb Sehgal, the owner of Hamdan Exports, whose name figures in the Volcker Inquiry Committee's list of beneficiaries of Iraqi oil pay-offs appeared and deposed before Enforcement Directorate (ED) ...
• Natwar fails to turn up at 10, Janpath for meeting Sonia
  New Delhi: Natwar Singh who was divested of his portfolio as the Minister of External Affairs by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was today scheduled to attend a meeting at 10, Janpath with Congress President Sonia Gandhi ...
• Pak Rangers shell LoC relief point: 300 quake victims hurt
  Poonch (Jammu and Kashmir): As many as 300 quake victims from Pakistani Kashmir were injured on Monday morning when Pakistan Rangers fired teargas shells on them to quell the huge rush for relief items at a camp on the Line of Control (LoC) that divides the Kashmir region ...
• Andhra High Court quashes Muslim reservation ordinance Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Monday quashed an order of the State Government providing five per cent reservations to the Muslims in educational institutions ...
• Field Marshal Manekshaw admitted to Army Hospital
  New Delhi: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, who led India to its greatest military victory in the 1971 war against Pakistan, has been admitted to the intensive care unit of the Army's specialised Research and Referral Hospital ...
• Life comes to standstill in Chennai following heavy rain
  Chennai: Heavy rain brought life to a standstill in Chennai on Monday where at least 100 people have died ...
• Rupee dips to one year low against dollar
  Mumbai: Amid appreciation of dollar against major currencies of the world, the rupee on Monday opened sharply low and tumbled to a level of one year down against dollar ...
• FDI ceiling raised from 49 to 74 percent in telecom
  New Delhi: Responding to the long-standing demand of the telecom sector, the government on Monday notified the enhancement of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) limit ...
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