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Regional human rights court vital for press freedom, says Harymurti
This is crucial to prevent “criminalisation” of press freedom in Asia

Two Hizb militants holed up in Kashmir mosque killed
One was most-wanted local commander of the outfit

North-east’s trade potential to be displayed at Bangkok summit
“North-east has been a prisoner to its frontiers since Independence”

Panel to probe complaints of corporal punishment
Delhi government also orders separate inquiry

NREGA: Minister stresses social audit
NEW DELHI: Targeting the critics of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, its Central Employment Guarantee Council, an advisory body for the programme, has said that not many seem to have understood the potential of this Act as it had ...

Disrespect shown to parties’ sentiments: V.P. Singh
NEW DELHI: The former Prime Minister, V.P. Singh, on Sunday criticised the United Progressive Alliance government on the India-United States nuclear deal. He said if Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s democratic instincts prevailed, there ...

Deepak Kapoor is the new Army chief
NEW DELHI: General Deepak Kapoor took over as the Chief of the Army Staff from General J.J. Singh at a ceremony here on Sunday. This was preceded by a farewell guard of honour to General Singh on the lawns of the South Block. General ...

Environmentalists seek legal protection for People’s Biodiversity Registers
This is to ensure protection from biopiracy

Death toll in floods rises to 51
KOLKATA: The death toll in the floods that have ravaged 12 districts has risen to 51, though there was some improvement in the situation in all but one district. Nearly 3.2 million people have been affected. The situation in Paschim Medinipur ...

Half-eaten bodies found near mortuary
MUZAFFARPUR: Five bodies, half-eaten by stray dogs, and some skeletal remains were found packed in a sack, close to the mortuary of a medical college hospital here, prompting the district administration to order an inquiry. They were ...

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