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The article reports on Indian politician Sonia Gandhi's decision to appoint Sushil Shinde as Union home minister, India, a permanent invitee to the Congress Working Committee as a tentative attempt of politics. Topics discussed include replacement of politician Pranab Mukherjee by Shinde from Indian parliament, members of Indian parliament includes Jairam Ramesh, Anand Sharma, and Kamal Nath, and importance of decision making in the working committee.

Contract awarded for construction of link road from college gate to college office of brajrajnagar college,brajrajnagar under csr head of ib valley area. Bidder Name Amit construction Anadi charan nath [...]

Byline: Kay Benedict Analysis Homeopathy is a holistic cure going into the root cause of the malady, but a terminally ill cancer patient cannot be healed just by the sugarcoated [...]

Byline: DNA Correspondent Amidst opposition from allies and Congress ministers, the Union cabinet on Tuesday referred the Land Acquisition Bill to a group of ministers. For the second time within [...]

Byline: DNA Correspondent After the arrest of the directors of Gold Sukh India Ltd, the police have come down heavily on all the multi-level marketing companies operating across the state. [...]

Byline: DNA Correspondent Chennai's first family got a bridegroom from the first family of Bangalore. Lakshmy Venu (27), daughter of Venu Srinivasan (chairman, TVS Motors) and Mallika Srinivasan (chairperson, TAFE [...]

India, Dec. 2 -- Congress continued to attack the government for what it called taking U turn on poll promises. The party MPs led by Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi [...]

Karachi: CASE NO.: Special Leave Petition (civil) 1380 of 2002 PETITIONER: Salekh Chand (Dead) by Lrs RESPONDENT: Satya Gupta and Ors DATE OF JUDGMENT: 04/03/2008 BENCH: Dr. ARIJIT PASAYAT & [...]

Two of the country's top businesses Infosys and TVS group have come together in a different kind of association, with N R Narayana Murthy's son Rohan yesterday entering into wedlock [...]

NEW DELHI, Nov 17 Asia Pulse - The World Economic Forum is keen to have Indian political and corporate leaders share their experience in taking growth benefits to the poor [...]