What sets the general provident fund apart from other saving schemes

Saving is crucial for financial stability and...

Priyanka debut could energise the cadre

There are a lot of expectations from...

Mamata administration’s targeting of YouTubers backfires

Kolkata: ‘Almost every YouTuber, who has been...

Abhinandan Mishra

NSO demonstrated use of Pegasus to Chhattisgarh police

NEW DELHI: Sometime in the latter part of 2017, a group of Israeli citizens, who represented an Israel based cyber intelligence company, NSO, made...

Twitter served notices to block accounts spewing J&K canard

Apart from notices from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Twitter also received take-down notices from multiple state police forces and EC.   NEW DELHI:...

Sonia finds it hard to pick Madhya pradesh PCC chief

Hard to balance between Jyotiraditya Scindia, and Kamal Nath-Digvijaya lobbies.   NEW DELHI: Congress president Sonia Gandhi is finding it hard to work out a middle...

‘Business broker’ has ‘close links’ to UK government

New Delhi: The Sunday Guardian has been told that there exists a very close link between Madi Sharma, the Person of Indian Origin (PIO)...

Czech Republic MEP says he was in India on a private visit

Tomas Zdechovsky says he was not part of the delegation that went to Kashmir.     New Delhi: Czech Republic’s Tomas Zdechovsky, one of the members of...

‘If Germany had a kashmir-like situation, it wouldn’t have acted differently’

Nicolaus Fest, one of the MEPs taken to Kashmir, says Indian government didn’t dress up the state of affairs.     New Delhi: Nicolaus Fest, one of...

Agencies ‘abandon’ hacker after ‘using’ him

NEW DELHI: A 26-year-old cyber security expert from Chhattisgarh, who for more than four years helped multiple Indian intelligence agencies track Naxals in Chhattisgarh...

Pak panel questions future of stalled CPEC in country

‘China has stopped funding many projects and Pakistan can’t manage them’.   NEW DELHI: A special Pakistani Senate Committee on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has raised...

How Chidambarams completed the ‘crime circle’ in INX media case

The confidence of INX directors in their ‘networking and friends’ made them continue with irregularities.   NEW DELHI: The first red flag in the INX media...

Al Qaeda bats for Pakistan army in Kashmir

NEW DELHI: Fresh from its rescue by China, Turkey and Malaysia from the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) blacklist, Pakistan has been backed by...

‘Vohra annexures will expose Congress’ Dawood, Mirchi links’

The annexures contain names of politicians and bureaucrats who helped Dawood and Mirchi from the 1970s.   NEW DELHI: Many Congress leaders, who were in influential...

MP bank unions seek public holiday on 28 October for Govardhan puja

New Delhi: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath has been approached with a request from the bank employees’ union, representing bankers working in Madhya...

Firms leaving China, but not moving to India

NEW DELHI: What should have been China’s loss and India’s gain has turned into a gain for Vietnam, with companies that are leaving China...

CBI forms panels to consider transfer, posting of officers

NEW DELHI: Prodded by the PMO, which is working overtime to fulfil Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s objective of a Zero Fault administration, the Director...

2 BJP workers killed every month in Bengal in one year

At least 23 BJP workers have died violent deaths across Bengal since October 2018.   NEW DELHI: Almost two Bharatiya Janata Party functionaries have lost their...

Kashmiri protesters using internet independent app

The ‘Bridgefy’ mobile messenger application relies on Bluetooth to send and receive messages.   NEW DELHI: Protesters in Kashmir, who have been facing an internet blackout...

BJP’s push to move away from Nitish loses steam

Giriraj has been asked to exercise restraint while commenting on Nitish.   NEW DELHI: With Union minister Giriraj Singh being asked by the central leadership of...

FATF affiliate exposes Pakistan’s false claims on countering terror

NEW DELHI: The Asia Pacific Group (APG) on Money Laundering, the regional affiliate of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), has found that Pakistan...

‘CBI mass transfers an eyewash, no official shifted out of Delhi’

NEW DELHI: During the much talked about recent mass scale transfers in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)—an exercise which was taken up after...

Patna ‘flood’ makes it tough for BJP to defend Nitish

Residents are describing the flood-like situation as a ‘governance-calamity’.   NEW DELHI: The massive water-logging which led to a flood-like situation in Patna has put the...

Pakistan’s human rights body confirms reports of abuses in Balochistan

Incidents of enforced disappearance of locals at the hands of the Pakistani forces have not decreased and many times such cases are not reported...

The Rajeev Kumar conundrum

How and why Kumar has always been one step ahead of the CBI, legally.   NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which is probing...

‘No question of Taliban fighters targeting India’

Suhail Shaheen, a key member of the political wing of Taliban, says they want a peaceful solution to the Kashmir issue.   New Delhi: Suhail Shaheen,...

PSU banks fail to comply with anti-money laundering norms, FIU levies penalties

New Delhi: Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) banks have emerged as the new preferred channel partner for money laundering, unlike in the past where private...

Arbitrary action: Prohibition law forcing Bihar police to act to show results

Though Nitish Kumar had said prohibition would reduce crimes, that does not seem to be happening.     New Delhi: Four people from the Buxar district of Bihar...

Protests to derail ‘Howdy, Modi’ were managed by people reporting to Imran

Strict screening measures ensured that anti-Modi, anti-India protesters were unable to re-create what they had done at the Indian High Commission in London.     New Delhi:...

ISI’s internet censorship doesn’t spare judiciary, politicians

Prolonged internet shutdown in Balochistan has failed to attract the attention of the international media.   NEW DELHI :Though Imran Khan has been raising the issue...

China refuses to lavish money, CPEC comes to a halt

New Delhi: The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which was described by Pakistan as its gateway to economic prosperity, has slowly but surely come to a...

Centre identifying ‘black spots’ to reduce accidents

a789 black spots have been identified based on accidents between 2011-2014.     New Delhi: Increasing fine for traffic violations is not the only step Union road...

Taliban on a charm offensive to mislead India

NEW DELHI: The Taliban is on a charm offensive seeking to convince India that they have no intention of getting involved in Kashmir. Of...

ISI again using Masood Azhar to stoke Kashmir fire

Azhar is heard in a recent audio clip exhorting ‘Kashmiri’ youngsters to do their religious duty by rising up against India’s move to abrogate...

BJP in Bihar divided over Nitish as CM face in poll

Sushil Modi has said there is no question of changing the ‘captain’ of NDA in Bihar.   NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party in Bihar is...

‘Government trying to assuage tensions over temple demolition’

NEW DELHI: A land dispute between a group of Dalits and the Central government has become a serious cause of concern for the Bharatiya...

GHQ aggression rises after China floods Pak with arms

NEW DELHI: Indian government officials tracking arms exports to Pakistan say that the last few weeks have seen Pakistan exponentially increasing its arms imports...

Scindia struggles to stay relevant in MP politics

Until now, no decision has been taken on the next state party president.   NEW DELHI: When he first entered active politics in 2001, he was...

JDU asserts Nitish Kumar will continue to be CM face

Patna-based political observors say that almost all BJP state leaders are convinced that the BJP-JDU alliance will break soon.   NEW DELHI: In what is being...

Hoping for a bloodbath, ISI plans to push ‘unarmed’ Pakistanis into valley

New Delhi: Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is working on an elaborate plan to push Pakistani nationals into India in full public view from Pakistan...

Patna High Court crisis may get resolved soon

New Delhi :The crisis that erupted in the Patna High Court post the divesting of the judicial powers of the court’s senior-most judge, Justice...

Hizbul posters in valley ask ‘outsiders’ to leave

‘Outsiders’ have been told to vacate shops, houses they have been occupying for long.   New Delhi: Posters and pamphlets attributed to the terrorist organisation Hizbul...

we are aiming for doorstep delivery of medical services: Ashwini Choubey

Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Ashwini Kumar Choubey says a pilot project of ‘Chikitsa, Chikitsak Aapke Dwar’ will be launched in...

‘PC wanted Karti to be taken care of by INX Media’

NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) in the INX Media case and the subsequent order issued by the Directorate of Enforcement (ED)...

China’s pro-Pak stand in UN may hit Huawei’s 5G plans in India

NEW DELHI: Chinese telecom giant Huawei’s plans to participate in the 5G trials in India have run into rough weather post the pro-Pakistan stand...

Uighurs expose China’s oppression in Xinjiang

‘The next day, they called out on the speaker, asking the people without shackles to line up. Soon after, a 5 kg shackle was...

Pak GHQ plans Kashmir violence to attract external pressure on India

Pakistani communications intercepted by Indian agencies reveal that Pakistan believes that its only option is to incite violence in the valley and make it...

Staff shortage in CBI’s forensic laboratory hampers probes

New Delhi: The Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), Delhi, which is one of the seven CFSLs in India and the only one under the...

1,200 CBI officials identified for compulsory retirement

New Delhi: Close to 1,200 officials working in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)—most of whom are below the rank of Superintendent of Police...

Groundwork to remove 370 began during Modi 1.0

New Delhi: The groundwork to remove Indian Constitution’s Article 370, which granted special status to Jammu & Kashmir, started during the first term of...

Sleepy Jharkhand town is now India’s ‘cybercrime capital’

New Delhi: The sleepy tribal town of Karmatand in Jharkhand’s Jamtara district, where the great social reformer of the 19th century, Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar...

Councillors who joined BJP return to TMC

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party’s plan to hurt the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal has suffered a serious setback in the...

Baloch leaders welcome India’s 370 move, seek government-in-exile

The leadership has said that the move has ended Pakistan’s false narrative that Kashmir was a bilaterally disputed region.     New Delhi: The Baloch leadership—which is...

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