Current Affairs 25 October, 2014 : Jaitley calls for interest rate cut, says it will trigger growth
False charges of infidelity equal cruelty: Court
Venkaiah Naidu adopts cyclone-hit Andhra village
Pakistan fires constantly at Indian posts during Diwali
'Role reversal' sparks NIA chief visit?
June 8 to be Andhra Pradesh’s Formation Day
Tamil Nadu allies not invited for PM dinner
Modi to meet journalists at Delhi BJP headquarters today
Manipur Olympic Association stands by Sarita, writes to IOA, sports minister
2005 intelligence reveal Bangladesh radicals’ plan for India: Wiki
Gogoi at Sonia door for ministry rejig
Farmers must get compensation, but development can't stop for want of land: Arun Jaitley
CBI likely to examine high ranking officers in cabinet secretariat in SFF procurement
Doval takes stock with new Afghan leadership in Kabul
CBI finds Rs 10 lakh in drainpipes of railway officer's house
Police officer hurt in Bengal bomb attack
Goa leader sends barking dog to Bilawal over Kashmir rant
Miffed over Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chairperson Bilawal Bhutto's continuous bombast about wresting Kashmir from India, a Congress politician from Goa Friday sent him a "barking dog" as a gift.
Devi Lal's incomplete tenures made BJP shift swearing in venue
However, speaking to TOI the party leaders denied these reports and claimed that change of venue was made simply to accommodate more people at the ceremony.
Damdami Taksal chief Dhuma unveils portrait of Bhindranwale in gurdwara langar hall
Apart from former Akal Takht Jathedar Jasbir Singh Rode, Dal Khalsa spokesperson Kanwarpal Singh and Bhindrawale's son Ishar Singh were also present on the occasion.
Hijacking call sparks alert on AI flights to Mumbai, Ahmedabad
Air travellers should brace themselves for extra checks at airports in coming days. Intelligence agencies have received input that suicide bombers or hijackers may target Air India flights aircraft from three places — Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Kochi.
Himachal Pradesh to constitute board to deal with stray cattle
While appealing to people not to abandon their cattle, Virbhadra Singh said that government would open shelter homes for such stray cattle all over the state in a phased manner so that they could be properly fed.
Haryana CM-designate Khattar hit on social media
The new Haryana chief minister-designate Manohar Lal Khattar is quite active on the social media like his role-model PM Narendra Modi.
Mayawati cosies up to Modi as Haryana MLA backs BJP
The move comes after BSP, which could not win even a single seat in the Lok Sabha polls earlier this year and fared poorly in Maharashtra and Haryana polls, is on the verge of losing its status of a national party.
Jagan assets case: Hetero defends investment in firms
Hetero Pharmacy on Friday told the trial court that the investigating agency should either completely discard the statement of former chief minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy's close follower Suryanarayana Reddy alias Sureedu or use it to nail all those named by him.
Chargesheet filed against Pak spy of Lankan origin
NIA on Friday filed a chargesheet against Lankan national Sakir Hussain and two others for conducting espionage on behalf of Pakistan's ISI and plotting to attack Israeli and US consulates in Chennai and Bangalore.
Subramanian till recently had opposed India on IPR
Subramanian was a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and at the Center for Global Development.
CBI to probe allocation of forest land to Jindal's company for mining
Five months in power sees increase in crorepatis in Union Cabinet: ADR
Sonia, Rahul should overhaul Congress: P Chidambaram
Two dead, including gunman, at US school shooting
Two girls hug at Shoultes Gospel Hall church where families are reuniting after an active shooter situation at Marysville-Pilchuck High School in Marysville, Washington October 24, 2014.
Ebola vaccine trials could start in Africa in December: WHO
Ebola vaccine trials could start in west Africa in December, with hundreds of thousands of doses potentially being rolled out by mid-2015, the World Health Organization said today.
Now, Ebola strikes New York doctor back from Guinea
Major terrorist attack in Egypt kills 25 soldiers, injures 26
US strategy against IS is working: Hagel
Britain's parliament now to be manned by cats
Obama hugs nurse who survived Ebola
Two deputies killed, two others hurt in California shooting
spree
Obama picks PIO as US envoy to Sweden
Now, Ebola strikes New York doctor back from Guinea
Boy, 5, carries knife to stab ‘bad teachers’
Plagued by mice menace, UK House may turn to cat army
Britain's parliament now to be manned by cats
Indians become the second largest migrant community in EU
Canada parliament gunman planned to travel to Syria
Obama picks PIO as US envoy to Sweden
Indian mission warns Malaysian employers against abuse of Indians
Nisha Desai making critical efforts in key part of world: Kerry
Indian man reunited with family after 40 years
False charges of infidelity equal cruelty: Court
Venkaiah Naidu adopts cyclone-hit Andhra village
Pakistan fires constantly at Indian posts during Diwali
'Role reversal' sparks NIA chief visit?
June 8 to be Andhra Pradesh’s Formation Day
Tamil Nadu allies not invited for PM dinner
Modi to meet journalists at Delhi BJP headquarters today
Manipur Olympic Association stands by Sarita, writes to IOA, sports minister
2005 intelligence reveal Bangladesh radicals’ plan for India: Wiki
Gogoi at Sonia door for ministry rejig
Farmers must get compensation, but development can't stop for want of land: Arun Jaitley
CBI likely to examine high ranking officers in cabinet secretariat in SFF procurement
Doval takes stock with new Afghan leadership in Kabul
CBI finds Rs 10 lakh in drainpipes of railway officer's house
Police officer hurt in Bengal bomb attack
Goa leader sends barking dog to Bilawal over Kashmir rant
Miffed over Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chairperson Bilawal Bhutto's continuous bombast about wresting Kashmir from India, a Congress politician from Goa Friday sent him a "barking dog" as a gift.
Devi Lal's incomplete tenures made BJP shift swearing in venue
However, speaking to TOI the party leaders denied these reports and claimed that change of venue was made simply to accommodate more people at the ceremony.
Damdami Taksal chief Dhuma unveils portrait of Bhindranwale in gurdwara langar hall
Apart from former Akal Takht Jathedar Jasbir Singh Rode, Dal Khalsa spokesperson Kanwarpal Singh and Bhindrawale's son Ishar Singh were also present on the occasion.
Hijacking call sparks alert on AI flights to Mumbai, Ahmedabad
Air travellers should brace themselves for extra checks at airports in coming days. Intelligence agencies have received input that suicide bombers or hijackers may target Air India flights aircraft from three places — Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Kochi.
Himachal Pradesh to constitute board to deal with stray cattle
While appealing to people not to abandon their cattle, Virbhadra Singh said that government would open shelter homes for such stray cattle all over the state in a phased manner so that they could be properly fed.
Haryana CM-designate Khattar hit on social media
The new Haryana chief minister-designate Manohar Lal Khattar is quite active on the social media like his role-model PM Narendra Modi.
Mayawati cosies up to Modi as Haryana MLA backs BJP
The move comes after BSP, which could not win even a single seat in the Lok Sabha polls earlier this year and fared poorly in Maharashtra and Haryana polls, is on the verge of losing its status of a national party.
Jagan assets case: Hetero defends investment in firms
Hetero Pharmacy on Friday told the trial court that the investigating agency should either completely discard the statement of former chief minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy's close follower Suryanarayana Reddy alias Sureedu or use it to nail all those named by him.
Chargesheet filed against Pak spy of Lankan origin
NIA on Friday filed a chargesheet against Lankan national Sakir Hussain and two others for conducting espionage on behalf of Pakistan's ISI and plotting to attack Israeli and US consulates in Chennai and Bangalore.
Subramanian till recently had opposed India on IPR
Subramanian was a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and at the Center for Global Development.
CBI to probe allocation of forest land to Jindal's company for mining
Five months in power sees increase in crorepatis in Union Cabinet: ADR
Sonia, Rahul should overhaul Congress: P Chidambaram
Two dead, including gunman, at US school shooting
Two girls hug at Shoultes Gospel Hall church where families are reuniting after an active shooter situation at Marysville-Pilchuck High School in Marysville, Washington October 24, 2014.
Ebola vaccine trials could start in Africa in December: WHO
Ebola vaccine trials could start in west Africa in December, with hundreds of thousands of doses potentially being rolled out by mid-2015, the World Health Organization said today.
Now, Ebola strikes New York doctor back from Guinea
Major terrorist attack in Egypt kills 25 soldiers, injures 26
US strategy against IS is working: Hagel
Britain's parliament now to be manned by cats
Obama hugs nurse who survived Ebola
Two deputies killed, two others hurt in California shooting
spree
Obama picks PIO as US envoy to Sweden
Now, Ebola strikes New York doctor back from Guinea
Boy, 5, carries knife to stab ‘bad teachers’
Plagued by mice menace, UK House may turn to cat army
Britain's parliament now to be manned by cats
Indians become the second largest migrant community in EU
Canada parliament gunman planned to travel to Syria
Obama picks PIO as US envoy to Sweden
Indian mission warns Malaysian employers against abuse of Indians
Nisha Desai making critical efforts in key part of world: Kerry
Indian man reunited with family after 40 years
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