Up to P.K Bansal to decide on resignation, says Nitish Kumar

Changing his earlier stance, Janata Dal-United President Sharad Yadav on Thursday asked Union Minister P K Bansal to tender his resignation over the railway bribery case involving his nephew as the opposition protests grew louder against the minister's continuation. Yadav also hit out at the government for not taking any action against Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, who is in the eye of a storm for vetting the Central Bureau of Investigation’s draft report on coal-gate, and asked the prime ...

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's latest skirmish with corruption risks setting back efforts to spur growth, worsening a legislative logjam under a government set to pass the fewest bills ever in a full term. Singh, 80, is grappling with ...

Road Transport and Highways Minister C P Joshi was at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here ready to fly to Finland when he got a message that he was given the additional charge of Railway Ministry today following the resignation of P K ...

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Monday asked the Congress-led UPA Government at the Centre to clarify the ground situation in Ladakh region following the withdrawal of Chinese troops from Daulat Beg Oldi sector. Abdullah, who was ...

8.00 pm: .06:39 pm: Protesters demand death penalty for Sanjay Dutt. Ajay Devgn stopped outside the actor's house. 5.40 pm: Govt is launching direct benefit transfer scheme for LPG in 20 districts having high Aadhaar coverage from June 16. The ...

Why The Caged Parrot Is Singing There is a lot of buzz on why the CBI has been caught biting New director Ranjit Sinha is an honourable and upright man who thinks, after the CAG, it is CBI's turn As per new rules, the CBI chief has a fixed ...

(05/08/2013) Close 11:28 12:48 @kiranshaw@IndiaToday Don't blame Modi - No magic can work on a Govt that fails the people. Congress can have same fate if they don't deliverThursday May 9, 2013 12:48 kiranshaw 12:38 Srivatsa Krishna@SrivatsaKrishnaAs ...

Nine people were killed and up to 57, including five to six foreigners and women, injured in a bomb explosion that ripped apart a popular bakery near a Jewish prayer house here in the first terror attack since the carnage in Mumbai 14 months ago.