Current Affairs 20 October, 2014 : India lagging behind in medical research" Modi". The PM also suggested a tradition be introduced of having special guests at convocation ceremonies.
Jayalalithaa thanks Rajinikanth, Maneka for support
Order on framing of charges in 2G money laundering case on Oct 31
Major turbine problem at Kundankulam nuclear plant
Injured in stone-pelting, cop dies in Kashmir
Congress wins byelection in Manipur
I'll build memorial hall for Veerappan, his widow says
Maharashtra assembly elections 2014: It is up to BJP to decide on NCP offer, RSS says
Government stresses on need to scan cyberspace during festive season
BJP says Rajnikanth never gave a particular date to join party
Ramanathapuram custodial death: Human rights organization wants action against BJP leader
Maharashtra impasse: Uddhav Thackeray meets Shiv Sena MLAs
Prisoner hurls human excreta at judge in Tamil Nadu
Centre constitutes an expert advisory committee to help water resources ministry
PM Narendra Modi: India lagging behind in medical research
WWII vintage bomb found in Andaman islands
Narendra Modi to address joint session of Australian parliament
Narendra Modi will be the first Indian Prime Minister to address a special joint session of the Australian parliament during his visit to the country to attend the G20 summit in Brisbane next month.
Shiv Sena: No clear mandate, still people blowing victory trumpets
Taking a swipe at Modi and the BJP, the editorial said, the "wave" seen during the campaign had lost its force even before reaching the shores.
Controlling the message: Modi chooses state media over private news outlets
Carefully controlled communication has been a defining characteristic of the new government since Narendra Modi's BJP swept to power.
BJP win helps bookies rake in big money
The so-called ‘Modi lehar’ or popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have propelled the BJP to unprecedented solo success in Maharashtra even after distancing itself from traditional ally Shiv Sena, but with the win, bookies have made a safe sail into the profit zone
Vijay ensures victory with troops from other states
It was an army of 4,000 workers from other states which played a significant role in ensuring BJP's win in the Haryana assembly polls.
Haryana's new govt to back Khemka, cancel Vadra's land deal?
Having wrested control of Haryana, will BJP cancel the controversial Robert Vadra land deal? Prime Minister Narendra Modi had used the issue to the hilt during campaigning.
Sushma's sister loses to poultry businessman
When Union external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj's sister Vandana Sharma was picked up by BJP as candidate from Safidon a month ago, many thought her possible win would usher in a homecoming for the saffron party's tallest woman leader.
History in 13th assembly with 13 women MLAs
The 13th Haryana assembly will have a corresponding 13 women MLAs, the highest in the history of the state since the first elections in 1967 after its formation.
CLU scam-stung candidates lose
Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda's logic that those allegedly caught on camera in change of land use (CLU) scam were innocent till proven guilty by court of law was rejected by voters in the state.
INLD slips as voters show little sympathy for Chautala
Many in Haryana thought the presence of INLD chief and four-time chief minister Om Prakash Chautala in the campaigning just before the October 15 voting would change equations in the state.
Modi magic takes BJP from 4 to 47
US ambassador calls for revival of India-US trade relations
BJD retains Kandhamal Lok Sabha seat by 3 lakh margin
Bilawal Bhutto tries to reclaim legacy of Benazir
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari tried to reclaim the legacy of his mother with a huge rally in the southern port city of Karachi.
Nigeria's Ebola outbreak is officially over
The World Health Organization declared on Monday that Nigeria is free of Ebola, a rare victory in the months-long battle against the fatal disease.
Attack at Baghdad's Shia mosque kills at least 11
Nigeria declared Ebola-free
UK's Prince William, wife Kate's second child due in April
Turkey aiding Iraqi Kurdish fighters to cross into Kobane
Doctor says no overtime; pregnant worker's boss says no job
US lab worker on cruise tests negative for Ebola
Obama hits campaign trail, attacks Republicans
US to issue new Ebola care guidelines, watch lists to shrink
Japan PM loses two female ministers over scandals
Britain's Prince William and wife Kate's second child due in April
WHO won't discuss Ebola mistakes document
WHO declares Senegal Ebola free
ISIS jihadists training pilots to fly seized jets
NRIs set up firm to promote Indian events in UK
Indian-American jailed in US for selling fake sculptures
Indian American doctor honoured
Indian diaspora in Britain urged to invest in energy, manufacturing
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Jayalalithaa thanks Rajinikanth, Maneka for support
Order on framing of charges in 2G money laundering case on Oct 31
Major turbine problem at Kundankulam nuclear plant
Injured in stone-pelting, cop dies in Kashmir
Congress wins byelection in Manipur
I'll build memorial hall for Veerappan, his widow says
Maharashtra assembly elections 2014: It is up to BJP to decide on NCP offer, RSS says
Government stresses on need to scan cyberspace during festive season
BJP says Rajnikanth never gave a particular date to join party
Ramanathapuram custodial death: Human rights organization wants action against BJP leader
Maharashtra impasse: Uddhav Thackeray meets Shiv Sena MLAs
Prisoner hurls human excreta at judge in Tamil Nadu
Centre constitutes an expert advisory committee to help water resources ministry
PM Narendra Modi: India lagging behind in medical research
WWII vintage bomb found in Andaman islands
Narendra Modi to address joint session of Australian parliament
Narendra Modi will be the first Indian Prime Minister to address a special joint session of the Australian parliament during his visit to the country to attend the G20 summit in Brisbane next month.
Shiv Sena: No clear mandate, still people blowing victory trumpets
Taking a swipe at Modi and the BJP, the editorial said, the "wave" seen during the campaign had lost its force even before reaching the shores.
Controlling the message: Modi chooses state media over private news outlets
Carefully controlled communication has been a defining characteristic of the new government since Narendra Modi's BJP swept to power.
BJP win helps bookies rake in big money
The so-called ‘Modi lehar’ or popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have propelled the BJP to unprecedented solo success in Maharashtra even after distancing itself from traditional ally Shiv Sena, but with the win, bookies have made a safe sail into the profit zone
Vijay ensures victory with troops from other states
It was an army of 4,000 workers from other states which played a significant role in ensuring BJP's win in the Haryana assembly polls.
Haryana's new govt to back Khemka, cancel Vadra's land deal?
Having wrested control of Haryana, will BJP cancel the controversial Robert Vadra land deal? Prime Minister Narendra Modi had used the issue to the hilt during campaigning.
Sushma's sister loses to poultry businessman
When Union external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj's sister Vandana Sharma was picked up by BJP as candidate from Safidon a month ago, many thought her possible win would usher in a homecoming for the saffron party's tallest woman leader.
History in 13th assembly with 13 women MLAs
The 13th Haryana assembly will have a corresponding 13 women MLAs, the highest in the history of the state since the first elections in 1967 after its formation.
CLU scam-stung candidates lose
Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda's logic that those allegedly caught on camera in change of land use (CLU) scam were innocent till proven guilty by court of law was rejected by voters in the state.
INLD slips as voters show little sympathy for Chautala
Many in Haryana thought the presence of INLD chief and four-time chief minister Om Prakash Chautala in the campaigning just before the October 15 voting would change equations in the state.
Modi magic takes BJP from 4 to 47
US ambassador calls for revival of India-US trade relations
BJD retains Kandhamal Lok Sabha seat by 3 lakh margin
Bilawal Bhutto tries to reclaim legacy of Benazir
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari tried to reclaim the legacy of his mother with a huge rally in the southern port city of Karachi.
Nigeria's Ebola outbreak is officially over
The World Health Organization declared on Monday that Nigeria is free of Ebola, a rare victory in the months-long battle against the fatal disease.
Attack at Baghdad's Shia mosque kills at least 11
Nigeria declared Ebola-free
UK's Prince William, wife Kate's second child due in April
Turkey aiding Iraqi Kurdish fighters to cross into Kobane
Doctor says no overtime; pregnant worker's boss says no job
US lab worker on cruise tests negative for Ebola
Obama hits campaign trail, attacks Republicans
US to issue new Ebola care guidelines, watch lists to shrink
Japan PM loses two female ministers over scandals
Britain's Prince William and wife Kate's second child due in April
WHO won't discuss Ebola mistakes document
WHO declares Senegal Ebola free
ISIS jihadists training pilots to fly seized jets
NRIs set up firm to promote Indian events in UK
Indian-American jailed in US for selling fake sculptures
Indian American doctor honoured
Indian diaspora in Britain urged to invest in energy, manufacturing
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