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Wheat procurement all set to surpass 2001 record
FCI will have surplus stock next April

“Aarushi could be a victim of honour killing”
NOIDA: Exactly a week after Aarushi and her domestic help Hemraj were found murdered in Sector 25 here, the Noida police added a new twist to the case, saying the teenager could have been a victim of honour killing. “We have ...

Few checks to prevent entry of GM food
CHENNAI: Ports in India face an enormous burden in scientifically analysing products from countries growing genetically modified crops. No GM organisms can be imported unless sanctioned by the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee, the ...

Court: not plurality, but reliability of dying declarations adds weight
Statement must be consistent throughout, says Bench

Nasscom suggests 20 cities to set up IIITs
Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, among those named

Indian tea companies to expand export profile
After the loss of Iraq, the firms are hoping to secure markets in Egypt, Iran and Pakistan

U.K. businesses invited to invest in infrastructure
LONDON: India on Wednesday offered a greater role to British businesses in developing its physical and social infrastructure, and invited British investment in higher education. Ashwani Kumar, Union Minister of State for Industry, told ...

Gene Campaign criticises India’s ‘silence’ at global bio-safety meet
NEW DELHI: India’s role at the recently held fourth Meeting of Parties at Bonn on the Cartagena Protocol on Bio-safety for developing a global Liability and Redress regime on Genetically Engineered Organisms (GEOs) has been severely ...

Was Rehman behind Samjhauta Express blasts?
Reportedly spotted near Old Delhi railway station on that day

BJP: why didn’t Pranab rebuff Qureshi?
NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party has criticised External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee for “not responding, then and there, to Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi’s reference to the United Nations resolution on ...

Left Front wins most panchayats
Trinamool’s good show in five districts

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