Current Affairs 4 November, 2014 : India should follow Japan, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says, RSS chief, Mohan Bhagwat, believes India can grow “only when it will follow the Japanese”.
US to partner Vibrant Gujarat 2015
Sugar prices fall in UP, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu
Terminated JD(U) MLAs move HC against ruling
India likely to get car-safety norms in 4-5 years
Congress's Kharge on CIC selection panel
Maoist outfit PLFI kill 7 in Jharkhand
Not right to ‘target’ Vadra, Ambika Soni says
Hizb commander organized attacks from jail: NIA
Government appoints Hasmukh Adhia as new financial services secretary
India, Pakistan businessmen worried as border trade is suspended
Wagah beating retreat: Pakistan’s U-turn leaves BSF fuming
Qaida stamp on border blast worries India
Diesel price cuts not easing freight rates
Ghulam Nabi Azad’s renomination to Rajya Sabha hinges on
Congress's performance in J&K
Panel proposes axing 73 more obsolete laws
J&K party approaches SC to defer state polls
Accusing the Election Commission of colluding with the BJP, Jammu & Kashmir Awami National Conference on Monday said it has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court seeking postponing of the assembly elections due later this month.
Ghulam Nabi Azad cautions against politics of polarization
Former Jammu & Kashmir chief minister Ghulam Nabi Azad on Monday asked people of Jammu & Kashmir’s Chenab valley to unite against “conspiracies being hatched by outside forces to divide them".
2 youths killed in Army firing on vehicle in J&K
Two youths were killed and two others were injured when the army fired at a vehicle in Chattergam village in Budgam district yesterday.
Chauthaiwale named as head of BJP’s foreign cell
Chauthaiwale, who was vice-president of Torrent group, took leave to work on Modi’s Lok Sabha campaign. He quit the corporate sector last week to take up the party role.
With no CIC, backlog mounts to over 9,700
If your RTI plea is rejected by the PMO, President’s office, Supreme Court, cabinet secretariat or Parliament, do not expect redressal anytime soon.
1-metre pavement on all city roads?
Taking up the issue of a pedestrian’s right and safety on the road, Delhi traffic police has asked the road transport ministry to include a provision in the road safety bill for mandatory encumbrance free “one meter pavement” along all city and urban roads across the country.
Centre hunts for replacement of PM’s VIP plane
The government is in the process of finding a replacement to the over two-decade-old Boeing 747 Jumbo Jets of Air India that have been used for long distance VVIP flights.
National Herald case: Delhi high court extends stay on Sonia, Rahul summons till December 2
The Delhi high court on Monday extended till December 2 its stay on the trial court order summoning Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and three others in the National Herald case.
India-Sri Lanka combat exercises begin
Despite Chinese overtures to island nation, New Delhi pushes military ties,
China defends docking of its submarine in Sri Lanka
China’s defence ministry has defended its decision to dock submarines at the Colombo port on two recent occasions.
India should follow Japan, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says
Labour 'unrest' shuts Haldia aluminium plant
Russia backs Ukrainian separatist vote
Moscow offered warm support for rebel-organized elections in eastern Ukraine — an endorsement that could only serve to keep the West's sanctions against Russia in place.
Suicide bomber kills 32 in northeast Nigeria
A suicide bomber killed himself and 32 civilians on Monday when he detonated explosives on the edge of a religious procession by the moderate Muslim Brotherhood in northeast Nigeria, a hospital official and witnesses said.
Egypt, Gulf Arab allies eye anti-militant alliance
Unicef doubles staff to fight Ebola in West Africa
Islamic State group massacres more families
China's new laser weapon may help Pak counter US drones
Germany: EU freedom of movement not negotiable
Bill Gates to give $500 million to fight malaria
29-year-old cancer patient, face of right to die, ends life
Obama faces lashing in midterm polls
3-year-old Ohio girl shot by 4-year-old brother
British boy, 16, jailed for life for killing teacher in classroom
British man arrested on suspicion of planning a bomb attack
Mouse hunt delays flight to US by 5 hours
Acker Bilk, renowned jazz clarinetist, dies in England
Non-Resident Keralites' global meet to be held in Kochi
Indian-origin businessman shot dead by robbers in UK
US judge to hear terror charges against Indian American in open court
Bear kills Indian-origin hiker in US: Report
US to partner Vibrant Gujarat 2015
Sugar prices fall in UP, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu
Terminated JD(U) MLAs move HC against ruling
India likely to get car-safety norms in 4-5 years
Congress's Kharge on CIC selection panel
Maoist outfit PLFI kill 7 in Jharkhand
Not right to ‘target’ Vadra, Ambika Soni says
Hizb commander organized attacks from jail: NIA
Government appoints Hasmukh Adhia as new financial services secretary
India, Pakistan businessmen worried as border trade is suspended
Wagah beating retreat: Pakistan’s U-turn leaves BSF fuming
Qaida stamp on border blast worries India
Diesel price cuts not easing freight rates
Ghulam Nabi Azad’s renomination to Rajya Sabha hinges on
Congress's performance in J&K
Panel proposes axing 73 more obsolete laws
J&K party approaches SC to defer state polls
Accusing the Election Commission of colluding with the BJP, Jammu & Kashmir Awami National Conference on Monday said it has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court seeking postponing of the assembly elections due later this month.
Ghulam Nabi Azad cautions against politics of polarization
Former Jammu & Kashmir chief minister Ghulam Nabi Azad on Monday asked people of Jammu & Kashmir’s Chenab valley to unite against “conspiracies being hatched by outside forces to divide them".
2 youths killed in Army firing on vehicle in J&K
Two youths were killed and two others were injured when the army fired at a vehicle in Chattergam village in Budgam district yesterday.
Chauthaiwale named as head of BJP’s foreign cell
Chauthaiwale, who was vice-president of Torrent group, took leave to work on Modi’s Lok Sabha campaign. He quit the corporate sector last week to take up the party role.
With no CIC, backlog mounts to over 9,700
If your RTI plea is rejected by the PMO, President’s office, Supreme Court, cabinet secretariat or Parliament, do not expect redressal anytime soon.
1-metre pavement on all city roads?
Taking up the issue of a pedestrian’s right and safety on the road, Delhi traffic police has asked the road transport ministry to include a provision in the road safety bill for mandatory encumbrance free “one meter pavement” along all city and urban roads across the country.
Centre hunts for replacement of PM’s VIP plane
The government is in the process of finding a replacement to the over two-decade-old Boeing 747 Jumbo Jets of Air India that have been used for long distance VVIP flights.
National Herald case: Delhi high court extends stay on Sonia, Rahul summons till December 2
The Delhi high court on Monday extended till December 2 its stay on the trial court order summoning Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and three others in the National Herald case.
India-Sri Lanka combat exercises begin
Despite Chinese overtures to island nation, New Delhi pushes military ties,
China defends docking of its submarine in Sri Lanka
China’s defence ministry has defended its decision to dock submarines at the Colombo port on two recent occasions.
India should follow Japan, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says
Labour 'unrest' shuts Haldia aluminium plant
Russia backs Ukrainian separatist vote
Moscow offered warm support for rebel-organized elections in eastern Ukraine — an endorsement that could only serve to keep the West's sanctions against Russia in place.
Suicide bomber kills 32 in northeast Nigeria
A suicide bomber killed himself and 32 civilians on Monday when he detonated explosives on the edge of a religious procession by the moderate Muslim Brotherhood in northeast Nigeria, a hospital official and witnesses said.
Egypt, Gulf Arab allies eye anti-militant alliance
Unicef doubles staff to fight Ebola in West Africa
Islamic State group massacres more families
China's new laser weapon may help Pak counter US drones
Germany: EU freedom of movement not negotiable
Bill Gates to give $500 million to fight malaria
29-year-old cancer patient, face of right to die, ends life
Obama faces lashing in midterm polls
3-year-old Ohio girl shot by 4-year-old brother
British boy, 16, jailed for life for killing teacher in classroom
British man arrested on suspicion of planning a bomb attack
Mouse hunt delays flight to US by 5 hours
Acker Bilk, renowned jazz clarinetist, dies in England
Non-Resident Keralites' global meet to be held in Kochi
Indian-origin businessman shot dead by robbers in UK
US judge to hear terror charges against Indian American in open court
Bear kills Indian-origin hiker in US: Report
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