Advani favours death sentence for rapists
`I would like to get the point of view of political parties and state governments in this regard,' he told the Lok Sabha.
TEMPLE ATTACK AFTERMATH
Temple terror through eyes of survivors
While a 'lean and thin terrorist wearing a blue sweater', lobbed grenades and fired, ordinary people at the Raghunath temple became extraordinary.
Jammu limps back to normalcy
While schools and colleges remained closed, the local markets opened and public transport resumed in the city, which suffered a terror attack on the Raghunath temple on Sunday.
Raghunath temple to reopen on Wednesday
The chief priest of the temple is in favour of having a temple defence committee, like villages of Kashmir have their own defence committees.
GUJARAT ELECTION
'BJP, RSS wanted to teach Pandya a lesson'
The BJP, after consultations with the RSS, had decided long ago not to give a ticket to Haren Pandya, a senior BJP leader said.
Saffron brigade disrupts seminar in Vadodara
However, participants, several of them women, refused to be cowed down by the intimidatory tactics.
COLUMNS
Licence to kill
'The State can frame as many laws as it requires for fighting terrorism. But it has to stay within the limits of the law. It can't become a law unto itself,' says Kuldip Nayar.
Our elite's fetish for human rights
'Of what kind is this milk of human kindness in India that expects its policemen to somehow get rid of terrorism without waving even a fly swatter?' says Arvind Lavakare.
DIARY
Goodbyes hurt
Vaibhavi Gondil is terrified of farewells.
MONEY
A 5-step plan for Indo-US alliance
The United States has said India must propel its reforms programme, upgrade regulatory norms, promote sunrise industries, and give more thrust to Indo-US trade.
CRICKET
We hope to bring back the Cup: Tendulkar
The ace batsman was lavish in his praise for Virender Sehwag, saying 'it will be a treat to be at the other end of the wicket when he bats'.
Kiwi tour ideal W'Cup build-up: Ganguly
The India skipper said playing seven one-dayers in New Zealand will give the team much confidence before the February 2003 event.
CRICKET QUIZ
Are you a cricket buff or a bluff?
As the World Cup draws nearer, the questions will become tougher. Are you upto the challenge?
SPORTS
Vasco down HAL for first win
Two first-half goals gave the Goa side a 2-1 victory over the Bangalore champions in the National Football League.
Pre-season injuries plague soccer players: researchers
Four out of 10 professional footballers are injured before the season even starts, which increases the odds of further injury during the official season.
MOVIES
'Jayalalithaa considers my collection priceless'
Chennai government buys film buff's collection for a whopping Rs 1 million
NET GUIDE
Dating service for endangered pandas
A new computer software will help the endangered bears to find their ideal mates.
