Politics
'Auction of 54 coal blocks not possible this year'
The Coal Ministry has identified 54 coal blocks for auction, including 16 for power, 12 for steel and 12 for government firms.
Govt offensive on coal block issue, says no loss
Chidambaram accused the Opposition for being "unwilling" to allow Parliament to function and discuss the issue.
'Foreign hand behind recent exodus of NE people'
The BJP president likened the plight of people of the Northeast with that of the Kashmiri Hindus.
RR Patil should resign, says Raj Thackeray
The MNS president demanded the resignation of the Maharashtra Home Minister over August 11 Mumbai violence.
Sonia asks Cong MPs to haul BJP over the coals
Sonia Gandhi decided to take the charge asking her MPs to go on the offensive while the BJP continued to stall Parliament.
WB financial crisis: Mamata to meet Chidambaram
The West Bengal Chief Minister is also likely to discuss restructuring of over Rs 2 lakh crore debt with the PM.
Parliament deadlock: Ansari calls all-party meet
The BJP continued its protest against the PM but rejected reports that its MPs will resign from the Lok Sabha.
Raj flexes muscle, flays govt for Aug 11 rioting
Defying the police, MNS chief Raj Thackeray led thousands of his supporters from Girgaum Chowpatty to Mumbai's Azad Maidan.
Centre sends Antony to meet Mamata over FDI
Acting as the Prime Minister's emissary, AK Antony may try and convince Mamata Banerjee to agree to some economic reform bills.
CAG report on power: 'Tata, Reliance favoured'
The report said that Reliance Power was allowed to use excess coal from the blocks allotted for the Sasan power project in violation of bidding norms.
Cong has lost its star campaigner: Maha CM on Vilasrao
Prithviraj Chavan said that Vilasrao's demise is not only a loss for the Congress, but for the country as well.
Mamata courts legal trouble over judiciary remark
Earlier, Mamata Banerjee had said that sometimes court verdicts are purchased.
Ramdev vows to sink UPA's boat in 2014 elections
Before leaving the national capital, Baba Ramdev announced that he would ask his supporters to vote for a particular party in 2014.
Need to ensure India's free from poverty: Pranab
In his first address to the nation, President Pranab Mukherjee said that inflation remains a cause of worry and several gaps are yet to be bridged in the growth story.
Yoga takes a back seat, Ramdev sings political tune
Ramdev said that he would inform all his supporters to vote for a particular party in the elections at the right time.
Digvijaya slams Advani for remarks on Assam violence
Digvijaya Singh said that Advani's comments on illegal migration were "ill-timed" as the state was burning at that time.
