Naresh Gujral hopes Pakistan allows 'ailing' Sarabjit to be ai...

This information was given by Minister of State for Defence Shri Jitendra Singhin a written reply to Shri NareshGujral in Rajya Sabha today.

Wo afsana jise anjaam tak laana na ho mumkin , usey ek khoobsurat mod de ke chhodna acchha. (When it is not possible to take a story to a logical conclusion, it is best to take it to a beautiful turn and leave it there.) — Sahir Ludhianvi ...

Government has always been sensitive to the demand for One Rank One Pension. Keeping in view the spirit of the demand, several Commissions/Committees have gone into the matter. Their recommendations have resulted in improving the pension of past ...

Though wealth tax on agriculture land stands withdrawn but we still need to know the facts behind it as it still exists in one or the other form, and there is a need to form a long time strategy so that the farmers may come out of the financial ...

Vinod Kumar, who had allegedly attacked and critically injured a Pakistani prisoner in Kot Balwal jail in Jammu, was remanded to seven days police custody. The Forest Court has remanded prisoner Vinod Kumar to seven days police custody in connection ...

Pakistan has asked India to send injured prisoner Sanaullah Haq home for treatment following the attack at a Jammu jail, reports CNN-IBN. Pakistan has demanded that India airlift Haq back to Pakistan on humanitarian grounds so that he can be ...

Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh was laid to rest with full state honours at his native village Bhikhiwind in Punjab. Thousands, including politicians, attended the funeral to pay their last respects. 2:25 pm: Sarabjit Singh gets 21 gun salute As the ...

As the ceremony continues, Sarabjit Singh is given a 21-gun salute even as the hundreds who have gathered for the funeral look on. 2:20 pm: Stream of political leaders leave ahead of the funeral MoS for External Affairs Preneet Kaur, Chief Minister ...

While the Congress party’s popularity is on the wane, an aggressive Akali Dal is moving in quickly to encash on the hurt feelings of the Sikh community and pitch itself as the only party which works for its interests, says Anita Katyal. The violent death of Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh in Pakistan and the acquittal of former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case has stuck a strong chord in the Sikh community and reopened old wounds, for which the Congress would have ...