Projecting a whopping Rs 10,000 crore (Rs 100 billion) economic engagement with Bhutan in areas like telecom, infrastructure and education, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday unveiled a mega plan for cooperation in the power sector.
To press his justification of the deal, he cited the support the agreement has got from former president A P J Abdul Kalam, former National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra and the scientific community. Kalam, Mishra and the scientific community are
Dr Singh said the terror incidents should not become an issue of politicking and parties like Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party should put their minds together to see how the problem can be addressed. On the Jaipur blasts, he
Briefing leaders from PoK on its Kashmir policy ahead of crucial meetings with India to review the composite dialogue process, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi noted that the issue had remained "unresolved despite several attempts at bilateral and multilateral levels"
K Venkatappa Naidu, a TDP leader facing several criminal cases, his brother, two gunmen and four other associates died at Bodanuru village in the faction-ridden district when some bombs exploded soon after their vehicle collided against a lorry, the police
Ved Marwah, former commissioner of police Delhi and former National Security Gurads chief, felt the Jaipur blasts was not the end of the problem. "With the election year round the corner this is bound to go up. Our neighbours will
An IAF IL-76 plane carried the first consignment of tents, cutting machines, blankets, water purifiers, generators and other relief material to Chengdu, capital of worst-hit Sichuan Province on Saturday afternoon. The 36-tonne consignment, part of the $5 million humanitarian assistance
Decorating your home is easier once you have decided on your art decorating style. This year's hot trends in interior decorating and design feature natural elegance coupled with striking statements. Art and wall decor are major factors in 2008 and
The Pentagon is moving forward with plans to build a new, 40-acredetention complex on the main American military base in Afghanistan,said officials, in a stark acknowledgment that the United States islikely to continue to hold prisoners overseas for years to
Britain's £800 million ($1.6 billion) international project to help the poorest countriesin the world adapt to climate change was under fire last night after itemerged that almost all the money offered by Prime Minister Gordon Brown will have tobe repaid