Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians

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• Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians
• Did not insult India, insists BBC Top Gear
• 'Darkipedia': 10 things you want to know about Wikipedia blackout
• UP polls: BJP fields Uma Bharati from Charkari in Bundelkhand
• Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed
• Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case
• Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani
• Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court
• Graphic video shows Border Security Force jawans torturing victim, 8 suspended
• Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan
• Reliance buyback could be biggest in Indian history: SMC
• From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber
• Akram terms India's defeat as a 'subcontinental shame'
• Pak asks US special envoy Marc Grossman to delay visit to the country
• Lokayukata appointment upheld; Narendra Modi govt to move Supreme Court
• Seven arrested for filming beating of teen
• Rushdie's uncertain date with Jaipur
• When tennis star Wozniacki lost her clothes
• Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft
• Heavy snow blocks roads and burries homes in Kashmir
• Telecom official jailed for forging letter in PM's name to obtain transfer
• Positive progress made in Sino-Indian boundary talks: China
• Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars'
• Young, in love and even sharing a password
• China expands online registration rule

Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Posted: 18 Jan 2012 12:14 PM PST Amidst a spate of robberies for gold items in homes belonging to people from the Indian subcontinent, the British police today issued specific crime prevention advice, asking members of the community ... Related Stories Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Did not insult India, insists BBC Top Gear Posted: 18 Jan 2012 12:12 PM PST The producers of the controversial Top Gear BBC programme have defended itself against a complaint from the Indian high commission that its December episode focussed on the country was "offensive". Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

'Darkipedia': 10 things you want to know about Wikipedia blackout Posted: 18 Jan 2012 12:06 PM PST Why Wikipedia is going dark for 24 hours at midnight? Related Stories Young, in love and even sharing a password Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Seven arrested for filming beating of teen From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

UP polls: BJP fields Uma Bharati from Charkari in Bundelkhand Posted: 18 Jan 2012 11:02 AM PST With a strong eye on backward votes, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today fielded Uma Bharati from the Charkari assembly seat in Bundelkhand in the upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. Related Stories Will do whatever my brother wants: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Will elephants figure in Republic Day parade, asks Modi Tikku, Kaka, Bunny, Bittu contesting Punjab polls Quraishi slams Mayawati, says size no excuse not to cover statues

Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed Posted: 18 Jan 2012 10:56 AM PST Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Wednesday sacked Small-Scale Industry minister Chadradeo Ram Yadav who was indicted by the state Lokayukta. Related Stories Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani

Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Posted: 18 Jan 2012 08:59 AM PST Narendra Modi was reprimanded harshly today by a Gujarat High Court judge who ruled against Mr Modi's government over the appointment of Gujarat's Lokayukta or ombudsman. Justice VM Sahai said, "The C... Related Stories Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Posted: 18 Jan 2012 08:41 AM PST Talks between India and Pakistan have reduced the trust deficit and the two sides should step up efforts to create a solid foundation for taking the peace process forward, Pakistan Prime Minister Yous... Related Stories Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Posted: 18 Jan 2012 08:37 AM PST An Army Chief "has a right to retire with dignity", General V K Singh has pleaded before the Supreme Court while accepting the government's right to determine his tenure. Challenging as "illegal and a... Related Stories Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Graphic video shows Border Security Force jawans torturing victim, 8 suspended Posted: 18 Jan 2012 07:42 AM PST A disturbing video that has now been accessed by the media including NDTV shows what appears to be a group of jawans beating up a young man ruthlessly near the Bangladesh border after he allegedly ref... Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan Posted: 18 Jan 2012 07:06 AM PST As Pakistan's opposition continues to press for the exit of President Asif Ali Zardari-led civilian government due to the escalating crisis in the country, there is just one thing that every political... Related Stories China expands online registration rule Young, in love and even sharing a password Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Seven arrested for filming beating of teen From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber

Reliance buyback could be biggest in Indian history: SMC Posted: 18 Jan 2012 07:05 AM PST The buyback of shares announced by Reliance Industries has created excitement and interest amongst market participants. The stock soared over 5 per cent in trade today and was the biggest gainer on th... Related Stories The invisible hand behind bonuses on Wall Street Obama earns less but has better perks: Singapore PM Brokers' poll: Top 50 stocks to track today Aviation stocks surge on GoM nod to 49% FDI World Bank warns of global growth slowdown

From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Posted: 18 Jan 2012 07:01 AM PST Moeed Abdul Salam didn't descend into radical Islam for lack of other options. He grew up in a well-off Texas household, attended a pricey boarding school and graduated from one of the state's most re... Related Stories China expands online registration rule Young, in love and even sharing a password Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Seven arrested for filming beating of teen Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

Akram terms India's defeat as a 'subcontinental shame' Posted: 18 Jan 2012 06:54 AM PST Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels that playing conditions in Sydney and Perth in the ongoing Test series between India and Australia exposed the "physical inadequacies of an ageing cricketer".... Related Stories Shane Warne involved in road rage incident Over-rate issue: Eight-minute delay did Dhoni in Tendulkar is India's only in-form batsman: Warner When tennis star Wozniacki lost her clothes Oz destruction of India hurting broadcasters' revenue

Pak asks US special envoy Marc Grossman to delay visit to the country Posted: 18 Jan 2012 05:53 AM PST A lawyer for Pakistan's prime minister said Wednesday there would be no harm in the government's asking Swiss authorities to reopen an old corruption case against the country's president, because he e... Related Stories Young, in love and even sharing a password Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Seven arrested for filming beating of teen From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

Lokayukata appointment upheld; Narendra Modi govt to move Supreme Court Posted: 18 Jan 2012 05:51 AM PST The Gujarat High Court has upheld the appointment of the state's Lokayukta, retired judge RA Mehta.The state government will appeal against this verdict in the Supreme Court tomorrow. Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Seven arrested for filming beating of teen Posted: 18 Jan 2012 05:49 AM PST Chicago police have arrested seven teenagers in the beating and robbery of a 17-year-old high school student that was filmed and posted online. Related Stories China expands online registration rule Young, in love and even sharing a password Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

Rushdie's uncertain date with Jaipur Posted: 18 Jan 2012 05:42 AM PST Will Salman Rushdie show up or won't he? That is the question everyone is asking days ahead of the Jaipur Literature Festival, which starts on Friday. Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

When tennis star Wozniacki lost her clothes Posted: 18 Jan 2012 05:35 AM PST Caroline Wozniacki had a good excuse for being late for her post-match press conference on Wednesday: she had lost her clothes. "I'm sorry I'm late. I lost my bag somewhere and I couldn't find it. Y... Related Stories Shane Warne involved in road rage incident Over-rate issue: Eight-minute delay did Dhoni in Tendulkar is India's only in-form batsman: Warner Akram terms India's defeat as a 'subcontinental shame' Oz destruction of India hurting broadcasters' revenue

Birmingham murders not driven by gold theft Posted: 18 Jan 2012 05:30 AM PST Detectives investigating last week's double murders of Indian-origin Avtar Singh Kolar and his wife Carole Kolar in Birmingham have ruled out gold theft as a motive, while the police have been given m... Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Heavy snow blocks roads and burries homes in Kashmir Posted: 18 Jan 2012 04:36 AM PST Heavy snowfall and sub-zero temperatures in the Kashmir valley have blocked several arterial roads that bring supplies to Srinagar. One-way traffic on the Srinagar-Jammu highway was restored on Tuesda... Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Telecom official jailed for forging letter in PM's name to obtain transfer Posted: 18 Jan 2012 04:21 AM PST A former telecom department official has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in jail for forging letters in the name of the then Prime Ministers Atal Bihari Vajpayee and H D Deve Gowda to get a t... Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Positive progress made in Sino-Indian boundary talks: China Posted: 18 Jan 2012 04:19 AM PST China today said the latest round of boundary talks with India had yielded "positive progress" by upholding the need to maintain peace in border areas and giving a push to the process of framework neg... Related Stories Don't keep gold at home, UK police warns Indians Narendra Modi showed false sense of invincibility, says angry court in Lokayukta case Army Chief has a right to retire with dignity: General VK Singh tells Supreme Court Indo-Pak dialogue reduced trust deficit, says Gilani Mayawati's clean-up before polls: 26th minister axed

Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Posted: 18 Jan 2012 04:06 AM PST Scientists have claimed that chunks of a meteorite which fell in Morocco last July were from Mars - a rare event which happened for the first time in 50 years. Related Stories China expands online registration rule Young, in love and even sharing a password Seven arrested for filming beating of teen From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

Young, in love and even sharing a password Posted: 18 Jan 2012 04:02 AM PST Young couples have long signalled their devotion to each other by various means - the gift of a letterman jacket, or an exchange of class rings or ID bracelets. Best friends share locker combinations. Related Stories China expands online registration rule Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Seven arrested for filming beating of teen From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

China expands online registration rule Posted: 18 Jan 2012 03:59 AM PST China will expand nationwide a trial program that requires users of the country's wildly popular microblog services to disclose their identities to the government in order to post comments online, the... Related Stories Young, in love and even sharing a password Meteorite 'found in Morocco came from Mars' Seven arrested for filming beating of teen From US boarding school to Al Qaeda suicide bomber Full transcript: The age of martial law is over in Pakistan, says Imran Khan

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