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| Monday | January 26, 2015 |
MADHAV NALAPAT | New DelhiAfter months of soft-pedalling, intelligence agencies have finally accepted that ISIS is spreading across most of India, especially in Uttar Pradesh, Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, Seemandhra, Telangana ... |
Police yet to identify African students’ attackers
Delhi police is yet to identify and arrest any of the attackers involved in the beating up of three African students, who allegedly molested a girl. Sources said that the Delhi police could have had them in custody. But thanks to a shoddy probe the attackers were let off. The police neither scanned the CCTV footage nor recorded the African students 
Europe works on caspian gas route
The Southern Gas Corridor (SGC), spearheaded by a British Petroleum-led consortium, will bring Azerbaijani Caspian gas direct to Central Europe from 2020, improving the security and diversity of the European Union's energy supply. The UK's investment in Azerbaijan hovers at 50% of the total FDI, with BP as the largest single contributor. There are ABHINANDAN MISHRA | 24th JanPowerful NGOs like Greenpeace, working in India, supported by their foreign arms, are planning to use the Mahan coal block issue to target the Governm... MOHAMMED ANAS | 24th JanUS President Barack Obama will get to taste Delhi's famous Pandey's paan (betel leaves) at the banquet being held in his honour by President Pranab Mu... |
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Nabanna ‘unlucky’, Mamata keen to RETURN TO Writers
SUSENJIT GUHA | 24th Jan
NOOR-UL-QAMRAIN | 24th JanThe Raj Bhawan in Jammu and Kashmir has got in touch with the Central government after experts and the Kargil district administration alerted the stat...
Manjhi will split JDU, won't quit
NAVTAN KUMAR | 24th Jan
NOOR-UL-QAMRAIN | 24th JanThe notifications for the elections to the four Rajya Sabha seats in Jammu and Kashmir have been issued even after People's Democratic Party patron Mu...
NIA absolves Liaqat Shah of terror charges
ABHINANDAN MISHRA | 24th Jan
Congress likely to take disciplinary action against Dwivedi
ABHIMANYU SINGH | 24th Jan
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Delhi BJP leaders were in dark about Kiran induction
BJP's Delhi president Satish Upadhyay and national vice president and Delhi in-charge, Prabhat Jha did not know until the last minute that Kiran Bedi was joining their party. Whispers about Bedi joining the BJP were doing the rounds of the political corridors, but no one knew when she might, if at all, join the BJP. The two leaders were in the state party office, meeting the heads of the regional campaign committee when a phone call came, surprising both of them. Jha and Upadhyay were seen whispering to each other animatedly before leaving the meeting. The workers present there did not know what had transpired until they saw on TV news breaking that Bedi was joining the BJP.... 
The Bedi Effect
A lot of red faces in the BJP after Kiran Bedi’s elevation as the party CM face, and mostly the red is from anger, not embarrassment. Two prominent faces are V.K. Malhotra and Satish Upadhyay. Malhotra has the credentials of defeating Manmohan Singh in 1999 and though he was never in the CM race, he has been heard commenting that instead of rewarding parashoot leaders, old war horses should also be looked after. Word is that a Governorship may placate this veteran. As for BJP’s Delhi chief Satish Upadhyay, well, according to state BJP leaders it was after AAP targeted his shareholding in power distribution companies that Amit Shah pressed the fast-forward button on bringing in Bedi. He h... 
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‘I will remain with the people of New Delhi, unlike kejriwal’
NAVTAN KUMAR | 24th Jan
ABHIMANYU SINGH | 24th JanThe Delhi chapter of the Institute of Scientific Research on Vedas is conducting research on several controversial topics like the historicity of the ...
KCR bungles on swine flu, sends SOS to Centre
S RAMA KRISHNA | 24th Jan
Arvind Chhabra | 24th JanMany had described it as perhaps the most controversial decision yet by the Manohar Lal Khattar government in Haryana. Just three months in power, the...
US offers India high-end military technology
VISHAL THAPAR | 24th Jan
Samajwadis face war within on Janata merger issue
OUR CORRESPONDENT | 24th Jan
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