'They carried me out like a parcel': Maran
A member of the Union Cabinet, Murasoli Maran faxed a blow-by-blow account of Saturday's events to Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
NDA Fact-finding Team's Report: Full Text
Jaya ally flays TN police
PMK leader Dr S Ramadoss visited Karunanidhi in prison and later, called for his release.
Jayalalithaa faces loss of face
DMK leaders play the legal cards to perfection. And put the Tamil Nadu government in a spot.
Investigating officer in 'flyover scam' summoned: PTI
Principal Sessions Judge Ashok Kumar gave this direction while dealing with the bail application of one of the accused Dr N S Srinivasan.
TN Turmoil: The Complete Coverage
THE INDO-PAK SUMMIT
Hizb fears attack on Amarnath pilgrims
Hizbul spokesman Commander Masood said that anti-talks elements may attack the Amarnath pilgrims to give a bad name to Hizbul Mujahideen.
Lashkar rejects call for ceasefire
The leader of Pakistan's Jamait-e-ulema-e-Islam, Maulana Fazal-ur Rehman, had appealed to all militant groups to cease their activities during the summit.
Hurriyat is an extension of Pakistan: JKLF
Haider Hijaji, general secretary of the JKLF, said the Hurriyat's leaders are on Islamabad's payroll.
Tight security for hotels chosen for talks
The security for hotels would be taken over by the personnel of the Special Protection Group and National Security Guards from July 13 till July 16.
Jaypee Palace may host summit
General Musharraf will be put up in Agra's most expensive and luxurious hotel, Amar Vilas.
Hurriyat episode may inhibit Pak delegation
Having had to concede New Delhi's request that President Pervez Musharraf not meet Hurriyat leaders, the Pakistanis might retaliate by shunning non-official programmes in India.
INTERVIEW
'Jayalalithaa is afraid of herself'
'Tomorrow, a state government can arrest India's home minister. They can go further. Our judges can be arrested. A ruler must have the spirit of the Constitution in mind,' says Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu.
NEWS
Trinamool snaps ties with Congress
The Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee charged the Congress of not being serious in fighting the Communists in West Bengal.
SPECIAL
Much hype, small gains
'The more China haggles over marginal gains in territory, remains inflexible over its 'claims' and continues to be insensitive to India's security interests, the more it loses diplomatically in New Delhi,' feels Sujit Datta.
MCDONALD'S LAWSUIT
Bharti gets clinching evidence against McDonald's
He has in his possession a letter written by a manager in the company's customer satisfaction department, which explicitly recommends French fries as an appropriate choice for vegetarians, lumping it with McDonald's garden salads, whole grain cereals and English muffins.
MARKET REPORT
UTI crisis shaves 114 points off Sensex
Market crashes on massive selling pressure following UTI's decision to suspend sale and repurchase of US-64. An almost panic-like situation in market. Selling is seen in new and old economy stocks.
MONEY
i2 Technologies makes loses in second quarter
The announcement came a month after founder Sanjiv Sidhu replaced himself with Greg Brady as CEO and cut the company's work force by 10 per cent.
World Bank happy with India's progress on reform path
India's economic dynamism depends on its state governments, according to a senior World Bank official. But more states must embrace change.
Crucial DF panel meet on Enron on Wednesday
Barring the Congress and the Nationalist Congress Party, all other constituents of the DF are clamouring for the institution of a judicial inquiry into the deal with Enron.
Indian wins top world technology award
Venkatraman Balaji of the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics got the award for taking IT to fishermen.
MOVIES
Mover and Shekhar!
The man for whom films just happened.
Deepa Mehta - an outstanding Canadian
The film-maker named among 50 people by Maclean's magazine.
DIARY
East is East and West is West
Vivek Ojha, a true-blue Indian, takes stock of the land of opportunities.
Will the Indo-Pak summit create history?
'Net Is Like a Burkha-clad Girl'
'Becoming home minister has cast a burden on me'