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		July 29, 2008 Pakistan desperate to disrupt peace in J&K Pakistan desperate to disrupt peace in J&K Terror threat to Bollywood actors Terror threat to Bollywood actors Pakistan PM committed to fighting terror Pakistan PM committed to fighting terror Pranab in Iran, for NAM meet The External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday reached Iranian capital Tehran to seek the support of Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) countries who are members of the IAEA and the NSG. Mukherjee will meet the Foreign Ministers of Cyprus, Belarus and Algeria. Protests affect JK's tourits' flow he ongoing clashes in Jammu & Kashmir over the revocation of forest land allotment have now started scaring away thousands of visitors July 28, 2008 Blasts leave India on its toes Two successive blasts leave India crippled July 27, 2008 Ahmedabad blasts: Bomb defused Ahmedabad blasts: Bomb defused Ahmedabad blasts: Indian Mujahideen claims responsibility Ahmedabad blasts: Indian Mujahideen claims responsibility July 26, 2008 Serial blasts rock Ahmedabad Blasts rock Ahmedabad July 25, 2008 Blasts rock Bangalore Blasts rock Bangalore July 24, 2008 rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'. rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'. rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'. rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'. rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'. July 23, 2008 Nuke deal to strengthen ties says US Nuke deal to strengthen ties says US Indian government wins vote, but loses trust Indian government wins vote, but loses trust Sikh organizations call for a shutdown across Punjab Sikh organizations call for a shutdown across Punjab POK residents concerned about Indo-Pak relations POK residents concerned about Indo-Pak relations July 22, 2008 UPA wins trust vote UPA wins trust vote Wads of notes in House! Wads of notes in House! SP's googly before trust vote SP's googly before trust vote The fight is not over, says CPI The fight is not over, says CPI Congreess cadres celebrate after trust vote victory Congreess cadres celebrate after trust vote victory Nepal elects its first president Nepal elects its first president Idiot club questions sincerity of political leaders Idiot club questions sincerity of political leaders India Speaks: 'Manmohan Singh heera hai ' India Speaks: 'Manmohan Singh heera hai ' Woman pulls a truck with her hair Woman pulls a truck with her hair Prime Minister says confident of trust vote Prime Minister says confident of trust vote July 21, 2008 India Speaks: 'Parties opposing the deal are very communal' 'Parties opposing the deal are very communal' India Speaks: 'Govt should control inflation' Govt should control inflation India Speaks: 'The govt should, must and will survive' India Speaks: 'The govt should, must and will survive' Patnaik meets relatives of Maoist attack victims Patnaik meets relatives of Maoist attack victims Vote according to conscience, Congress tells leaders Vote according to conscience, Congress tells leaders India Speaks: 'Manmohan Singh heera hai ' India Speaks: 'Manmohan Singh heera hai ' India Speaks: 'I feel sorry for Dr Singh' India Speaks: 'I feel sorry for Dr Singh' We do not hate the PM: D Raja We do not hate the PM: D Raja Bellarin MP travels for trust vote Bellarin MP travels for trust vote July 20, 2008 Plot thickens over confidence vote Plot thickens over confidence vote July 18, 2008 Images of the Day ‘Guru Purnima’ celebrated to pay respect to teachers Sonia Gandhi defends the nuke deal Sonia Gandhi defends the nuke deal July 17, 2008 Bardhan meets RLD chief Ajit Singh Bardhan meets RLD chief Ajit Singh Rahul Gandhi backs PM for his nuclear deal stand Rahul Gandhi backs PM for his nuclear deal stand Somnath holds out, Left firm about resignation Somnath holds out, Left firm about resignationple Indian navy inducts two new warships Indian navy inducts two new warships Low caste villager punished for entering a temple Low caste villager punished for entering a temple July 16, 2008 rediff.com:Political air heats up ahead of vote of confidence Political air heats up ahead of vote of confidence Samajwadi party refutes horse-trading charges Samajwadi party refutes horse-trading charges Rahul Gandhi applauds government for its policies Rahul Gandhi applauds government for its policies July 15, 2008 MNS's latest campaign against North Indians MNS's campaign against North Indians BJP tells PM to step down and order fresh poll BJP tells PM to step down and order fresh poll July 14, 2008 Communal forces dividing Kashmir, says Ghulam Nabi Azad Communal forces dividing Kashmir, says Ghulam Nabi Azad J&K: Clashes in on 'Martyrs Day' J&K: Clashes in on 'Martyrs Day' Communists, BSP join hands to take on Congress Communists, BSP join hands to take on Congress July 12, 2008 Congress party workers offer prayers for trust vote Congress offer prayers for trust vote July 11, 2008 rediff.com:Blast on Indian Embassy, a well-planned attack, says Army Chief Blast on Indian Embassy, a well-planned attack, says Army Chief rediff.com:Bihar's Kesaria Stupa is in shambles Bihar’s Kesaria Stupa is in shambles rediff.com slide show: Railways remembers 7/11 victims, Mumbai doesn't Railways remembers 7/11 victims, Mumbai doesn’t July 10, 2008 BJP forsees political turmoil BJP forsees political turmoil Pakistan PM calls for an end to blame game Pakistan PM calls for an end to blame game Women at Red Mosque vow babies for Jihad Women at Red Mosque vow babies for Jihad rediff.com slide show: Has anything changed on Mumbai's trains? 7/11, train blasts, Mumbai, railways, security, Ganesh Nadar, video, Churchgate, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai Central, Western Railway, Central Railway, Harbour line, July 08, 2008 Bodies of Kabul embassy blast victims brought home Bodies of Kabul embassy blast victims brought home July 07, 2008 Protestors ransack Saifuddin Soz's residence Protestors ransack Saifuddin Soz's residence India and Russia eye export of Brahmos missile India and Russia eye export of Brahmos missile Suicide car bomb hits Indian Embassy in Afghanistan Suicide car bomb hits Indian Embassy in Afghanistan July 03, 2008 Pak must focus on problems, not Musharraf: Boucher Pak must focus on problems, not Musharraf: Boucher Hindus in J&K continue to protest Hindus in J&K continue to protest July 02, 2008 Uneasy calm in Pakistan's Khyber region Uneasy calm in Pakistan's Khyber region 42 Tibetans arrested near Friendship Bridge in Nepal 42 Tibetans arrested near Friendship Bridge in Nepal July 01, 2008 rediff.com:Indian medicos protest against female foeticide Indian medicos protest against female foeticide rediff.com:Law proposed to stop AIDS discrimination Law proposed to stop AIDS discrimination June 27, 2008 Field Marshal Sam Maneckshaw passes away Field Marshal Sam Maneckshaw passes away June 26, 2008 US to give $ 3 million aid for flood-hit areas US to give $ 3 million aid for flood hit areas Jammu shutdown over land transfer to Amarnath Board Jammu shutdown over land transfer to Amarnath Board Prez Pratibha Patil launches E-Passport Prez Pratibha Patil launches E-Passport June 25, 2008 40 injured in protests over Amarnath land transfer 40 injured in protests over Amarnath land transfer Sikh protesters block rail traffic in Punjab Sikh protesters block rail traffic in Punjab Party workers protest Sharif's poll bar Party workers protest Sharif's poll bar Lawmakers appeal for peace in Dera-Sikh row Lawmakers appeal for peace in Dera-Sikh row 26 ULFA militants surrender in Assam 26 ULFA militants surrender in Assam India, Pak hold anti-terrorism talks India, Pak hold anti-terrorism talks Centre asks Bengal govt to resolve Gorkhaland issue Centre asks Bengal govt to resolve Gorkhaland issue June 24, 2008 Community kitchens along the Amarnath route Community kitchens along the Amarnath route Police use water canons at Sidhu's protest Police use water canons at Sidhu's protest J&K Hurriyat delegation meets Pakistani leaders J&K Hurriyat delegation meets Pakistani leaders Flood situation improves in Orissa Flood situation improves in Orissa June 23, 2008 Amitav Ghosh talks about The Sea of Poppies Amitav Ghosh talks about The Sea of Poppies Left urges Karunanidhi to mediate nuke deal impasse Left urges Karunanidhi to mediate nuke deal impasse Sikhs threaten to intensify agitation Sikhs threaten to intensify agitation June 20, 2008 Controversy over land transfer to Amarnath shrine Controversy over land transfer to Amarnath shrine Hectic parleys begin over Indo-US nuclear deal Hectic parleys begin over Indo-US nuclear deal June 19, 2008 Anand Jons sister pleads for justice Indian-born fashion designer Anand Jon Alexander's sister says he is innocent June 17, 2008 Left refuses to budge on N-deal Left refuses to budge on N-deal Amarnath Yatra begins The Amarnath Yatra begins June 16, 2008 Sikhs pay obeisance to Guru Arjan Sahib Sikhs pay obeisance to revered fifth guru Gyanendra's palace is now a museum Gyanendra's palace is now a museum Police bust terrorist hideout in Kashmir Arms recovered from terrorist hideout 'Militants trying to derail J&K polls' According to Defence Minister A K Antony, the upsurge in militant activities in Kashmir is an attempt to derail elections, slated to be held in state later this year. June 13, 2008 BJP protests, in two-wheelers! BJP protests, in two-wheelers! Uphaar tragedy: Victims' kin await justice Uphaar tragedy: Victims' kin await justice! New Coast Guard airbase close to Pak border The 'Air Enclave', a small airbase, would enable the Indian Coast Guard to launch prompt medical evacuation missions in the Gulf of Kutch region Army called in to control Darjeeling unrest The demand for a separate Gorkhaland in West Bengal is getting more violent each day. It happens only in Mumbai: 2 hours to cover 20 km! It happens only in Mumbai: 2 hours to cover 20 km! June 12, 2008 Pak condemns US attack on Pakistani soldiers Pak condemns U.S. attack on Pakistani soldiers Long way to go on China border row: PM The PM on foreign policy Tourists forced out of Darjeeling Tourists forced out of Darjeeling June 11, 2008 High tide havoc in Gujarat High tide havoc in Gujarat Musharraf's early exit could destabilise Pakistan Musharraf's early exit could destabilise Pakistan June 10, 2008 'India won't compromise on national security' No compromise on national security, says Defence Minister Court allows Hasina to go abroad Court allows Hasina allowed to go abroad June 09, 2008 In Northeast, a prayer for peace The people of Nagaland resorted to prayers to seek restoration of peace in the state. A glimpse of the Cambodian Ramayana A Cambodian theatre group enacted Ramayana in their own way. 'Introspection' boosts Congress' spirits The Congress seems to have recovered from the trauma of Karnataka polls. June 07, 2008 Gujarat: 6 dead in gas leak Gujarat: 6 dead in gas leak June 04, 2008 Gujjars cremate their dead, vow to continue struggle Gujjars cremate their dead, vow to continue struggle Japanese construct rickshaw pullers's dream school in Varanasi Japanese construct rickshaw pullers's dream school in Varanasi June 03, 2008 Patna traffic cop dances to control traffic Indian traffic cop dances to control traffic June 02, 2008 8 killed in a blast outside Danish embassy in Pakistan 8 killed in a blast outside Danish embassy in Pakistan BJP govt in Karnataka turns to Gandhian ways BJP govt in Karnataka turns to Gandhian ways Dalai Lama prays for world peace at Jama Masjid Dalai Lama prays for world peace in Jama Masjid in Delhi Gujjars threaten another standstill in Delhi Gujjars threaten another standstill in Delhi A Tribute to pioneering publisher Gopal Raju, A Tribute to Gopal Raju May 30, 2008 rediff.com:Royal flag removed after creation of the Republic of Nepal Royal flag removed after creation of the Republic of Nepal Police clash with anti-monarchy protesters in Nepal Police clash with anti-monarchy protesters in Nepal Uma Bharati on hunger strike to support Gujjars, Uma Bharati on hunger strike to support Gujjars May 29, 2008 rediff.com:Tibetan exiles march from Delhi to Gaya on foot Tibetan exiles on foot from New Delhi to Bodh Gaya rediff.com:Lalu on his school days Lalu on his school days Gujjar protests reach Delhi Gujjar protestors organised demonstrations in capital rediff.com:The Berlin air show opens with India as partner Berlin,air,show,India,partner,Germany,EADS,aviation May 28, 2008 rediff.com:Retired soldiers demand pension hike retired, soldiers,pension,hike, strike, protest, rediff.com:The Berlin air show opens with India as partner Berlin,air,show,India,partner,Germany,EADS,aviation rediff.com:Scripture camp for Varanasi kids varanasi,kids, holidays, scriptures,hymns,school May 27, 2008 Sri Lanka blames LTTE for train bombing sri,lanka,LTTE,bombing,train,colombo,dehiwala India, Pak eager to strengthen ties, says Pranab india, pakistan, peace, process,pranab, zardari, sharif,external,affairs Bakery on wheels bakery, mobile, andhra, eco, friendly,india,wheels May 25, 2008 Ethnic violence continues in Rajasthan gujjar,reservation, violence , rajasthan , india, bainsla,dausa Pakistani band Junoon to rock for peace in Kashmir pakistan , junoon , kashmir, peace , india , rock band, Lotus blooms in Karnataka BJP sweeps Karnataka assembly elections May 24, 2008 Riot victim uses creativity to survive Munnavvar Hussein, a victim of the Gujarat communal riots, has discovered the artist within himself. May 22, 2008 Involve Kashmiris in peace talks: Pak Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi calls for the active participation of Kashmiri masses to resolve and arrive at a durable and lasting settlement on the long pending Kashmir issue. Don't politicize cyclone relief: UN United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew to Myanmar on Thursday to press the military administration to allow a full-blown international aid effort for 2.4 million cyclone victims. A date with Jeffrey Archer From 60 to six it was a motley crowd of men, women and children, all waited for the for the story teller May 21, 2008 rediff.com:Leopard rescued from 30-feet pit in UP Leopard rescued from 30-feet pit in UP Siachen: Mountain of Peace siachen is a mountain of peace says shiv shankar menon Music from Leaves music, leaves, india, unusual rediff.com:India, Pak to jointly combat terrorism India, Pak to jointly combat terrorism rediff.com:4th round of Indo-Pak Composite Dialogue begins 4th round of Indo-Pak Composite Dialogue begins May 20, 2008 Meet Shah Rukh, the colourful turkey A Turkey in Chhattisgarh has become the centre of attraction for exhibiting properties exclusive to the chameleon. Kashmiri girls take up AK 47s Girl students in northern Jammu and Kashmir are being imparted with special arms training by the Indian Army to counter terrorism in the state. 'Fighting terror a patriotic priority' Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Gilani on Monday reiterated his commitment to the fight against terrorism. Sri Sri Ravishankar in Argentina Art of Living exponent Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's teachings are creating waves in Argentina. May 19, 2008 Kin of Indian abducted in Afghanistan rejoice Parents of Sarang Mohammad Naeem, an Indian who was kidnapped in Afghanistan, rejoiced at his release. Ailing CPM leader Surjeet critical Ailing veteran Communist Party of India-Marxist leader Harkishan Singh Surjeet’s medical condition continues to be serious. India dispatches more aid to China India on Monday dispatched another planeload of relief to earthquake-hit China. China mourns earthquake victims A 3-days national mourning started on Monday in China, in remembrance of the 32,500 killed so far in the worst earthquake in more than thirty years. May 16, 2008 Meet FusionMan, the man with wings To beat the heat, the Gods are given bath in Orisa's Puri. Jaipur limping back to normalcy Jaipur limping back to normalcy Saving lives still priority: Jiabao Saving lives still priority: Jiabao Pak optimistic about talks Pakistan has expressed optimism about the upcoming talks with India later this month during the visit of India's Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee Blasts: Police quiz hotelier A hotlier has been quizzed by the police in connection with the Jaipur blasts case Puri: Even Gods feel the heat! To beat the heat, the Gods are given bath in Orisa's Puri. May 15, 2008 Devotees throng Hindu temple near blast site A day after serial blasts rocked India's tourist city, hordes of devotees throng a Hindu Temple near the blast site. How epics revive puppetry Epics like Ramayana are being used in Bhopal to revive puppet shows, a traditional and popular form of entertainment. Protests against Indian police in US Singur goes to panchayat polls amid unpredented security. May 14, 2008 Newest terror target Jaipur remains tense Curfew has been imposed in certain areas of Jaipur, hours after eight serial blasts rocked the city on Tuesday. Security beefed up across India Authorities across India have stepped up security in major states and sensitive areas after serial bomb blasts in Jaipur. Cross border terrorism may increase: Antony India expressed concern over the security threat in Jammu and Kashmir. Sonia calls for stable government in Karnataka Congress chief Sonia Gandhi stressed on the need to form a stable government in poll bound Karnataka. Won't withdraw resignations: PML-N ministers Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Tuesday called for a last ditch effort to save his government. Karnataka politicians woo migrants from AP Migrants from neighbouring Andhra Pradesh hold the key in the state's Bellary district. China earthquake toll crosses 12,000 Over 12,000 people were killed by the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that hammered China's south-western province of Sichuan. PUCL calls for immediate release of Binayak Sen Activists of the People's Union for Civil Liberties have called for the immediate release of Binayak Sen, a social worker. Aga Khan meets President Patil Aga Khan, religious leader of the Shia Ismaili Muslims, met President Pratibha Patil on Tuesday in New Delhi. May 13, 2008 First visuals of Jaipur serial blasts Terror struck Jaipur on Tuesday night when six serial blasts rocked crowded areas, including one near a temple, in the space of a few minutes Rescue operations continue in quake hit China Rescue operations continue in quake hit China Singur goes to polls amid security Singur goes to panchayat polls amid unpredented security. May 12, 2008 PM tells DRDO to speed up work Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urged scientists and engineers of DRDO to focus on the state of the art technologies. Three rebels gunned down in J&K encounter Security forces gunned down three rebels, who were holed up inside a house at Samba in Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday. Aga Khan to meet President Patil, Dr Singh Aga Khan, religious leader of the Shia Ismaili Muslims, met Minister of State for Foreign Affairs E Ahammed in New Delhi on Monday. Pokhran tests strengthened India: Kalam Former president APJ Abdul Kalam said that the landmark decision of the country to conduct the Pokhran nuclear tests has strengthened the nation. Chinese students learn yoga in Andhra Over a dozen Chinese students are learning yoga in Hyderabad. May 09, 2008 Indian ships reach Myanmar with relief supplies Two Naval Ships carrying essential relief material supplies berthed alongside at a naval jetty in Yangon on Wednesday evening. Security beefed up ahead of polls in Karnataka Security has been beefed up in Karnataka ahead of the first round of the three-phased polling scheduled to be held on Saturday. May 08, 2008 rediff.com slide show: Dr Sabeel returns home Indian doctor Sabeel Ahmad reached his home in Bangalore on Thursday. rediff.com slide show: UN relief teams enter cyclone-hit Myanmar Myanmar's military junta opened its borders to more international help, after a devastating cyclone killed over 1,00,000 people rediff.com slide show: 'China should handle Tibet situation with care' An envoy of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has said that China needs to handle the situation with care May 07, 2008 Myanmar cyclone toll crosses 22,000 The death toll in cyclone-ravaged Myanmar has climbed to 22,464. May 06, 2008 Talks with China a good first step: Dalai Lama envoy Envoys of the Dalai Lama and Chinese officials described talks with the Chinese government as a good first step towards mending fences on Monday. Eminent personalities honoured by President Patil President Pratibha Patil conferred the nation's civilian honours to 61 of the 135 eminent personalities whose names were declared earlier this year. JD-S rules out alliance with BJP, Congress The Janata Dal (Secular) has ruled out a post-poll alliance with the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata party. Cyclone kills 10,000 in Myanmar town Myanmar’s official media has reported the death of over 10,000 people in the town of Bogalay in the country’s Irrawaddy Delta. Women's Bill a political tactic: BJP The Bhartiya Janta Party on Tuesday accused the United Progressive Alliance of introducing the Women’s Reservation Bill as a mere election tactic. China to continue dialogue with the Dalai Lama The Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government-in-exile Samdong Rinpoche has confirmed that the dialogue between the envoys of the Dalai Lama and Chinese government officials will continue. India capable of defending its territory: Antony India is capable of defending its territory said Defence Minister A K Antony on Monday, as navy chief voiced disquiet on the build-up of Chinese nuclear submarines. May 05, 2008 Dr Singh meets ISRO scientists A panel of scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi on Monday. Indian intellectuals join anti-China protests On Sunday, writers, journalists and artists, carrying placards and Tibetan flags, took out a peace march in New Delhi. Residents in Sri Lanka's Jaffna struggle to survive When the fighting erupted near Jaffna, the main highway linking the peninsula to the mainland was cut off and increased rebel activity was followed by a crackdown by the military. Indians laugh away their blues on World Laughter Day People laughed away their blues across India to mark the occasion of 'World Laughter Day' on Sunday. Highway linking Leh to rest of India reopened The highway linking Leh to the rest of the Indian subcontinent was reopened on Sunday after it was closed due to heavy winter snowfall. More than 350 dead in Myanmar cyclone At least 351 people were killed and nearly 1,00,000 left homeless when a tropical cyclone tore through Myanmar, razing thousands of buildings and knocking out power lines. May 03, 2008 EC censors BJP CD against Congress Sex workers in West Bengal capital Kolkata took out a candlelight procession seeking freedom and legalisation of their profession on May Day. May 02, 2008 Iran for deeper bonds with India After pushing for energy cooperation, Iran is seeking to forge deeper ties with India through cultural diplomacy. 20 feared killed in J&K landslide At least 20 road workers were feared dead in a landslide in northern Kashmir on May 1. Chick of endangered vulture species born in Rajasthan Even as Asian vultures are declining faster than any bird in history, a pair of king vultures giving birth to a chick in Talchapar, a black buck sanctuary in Rajasthan, is heartening news for conservationists. Kolkata sex workers seek recognition Sex workers in West Bengal capital Kolkata took out a candlelight procession seeking freedom and legalisation of their profession on May Day. Padma Bhushan for author Dominique Lapierre The celebrated author will receive the award from President Pratibha Patil at the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Monday. 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