British Accuse Hamza
The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Mumbai police arrested an 'Imam' for alleged links to the banned Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist group.<More>

Corps Want Simple Taxation Structure
Several economists encouraged the Government to maintain corporate taxation structure but simplify it.<More>

EC shocked over WB electoral fraud
The 19-member Election Commission team cleaning the electoral rolls of West Bengal has expressed deep shock over the systematic mechanisms adopted in including thousands of bogus voters in 9 border districts.<More>

Govt Yields Decision to SCMC
The Indian Government said that it would make its final decision on Clemenceau, the French warship on its way to Gujarat for dismantling, but detained in Egypt, on January 20, 2006.<More>

Increased NRI Remittance Contains Deficit
A 15% increased inward remittances from expatriates have contained current account to about 2.5% of the USD 800 billion Indian economy.<More>

India and Japan Expects to Sign CEPA
Indian and Japan are expected to sign a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) by the end of the year.<More>

Jihadis Accept Kashmir UN Resolution is Impractical
The Muttahid Jihad Council (MJC), a conglomerate of terrorist groups based in Pakistan, has for the first time said that the implementation United Nations resolutions are irrelevant.<More>

Naxals Forcing Women into Terrorism
Maoist terrorists in India, called Naxalites, are increasingly hiring or forcing women into extremism.<More>

Norway Criticizes LTTE
The Norwegian-led truce monitoring mission in Sri Lanka criticized the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam of violating the ceasefire that has cause 125 deaths since December 2005.<More>