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Poll campaigning comes to end in Punjab, U’khand
The three week-long campaigning for 117-seat Punjab Assembly ended on Saturday evening with ruling SAD-BJP alliance and opposition Congress putting their best foot forward to wrest power in the 30th January polls.

India needs more youth leaders for nation building: PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said the country needs more youth leaders to infuse creativity, energy and dynamism in different fields of national endeavour.

UN draft resolution asks Assad to transfer powers to deputy
Amid the political unrest in Syria, a fresh draft resolution has been circulated in the UNSC, calling for an immediate end to the govt crackdown on civilians as it asked Prez Bashar al-Assad to transfer his powers to his deputy.

82 pc turnout in Manipur poll, 7 killed in militant violence
An estimated 82 pc of the electorate on Saturday exercised their franchise in Manipur assembly elections which was marred by militant violence that claimed seven lives, including that of an ultra.

Paes-Stepanek duo outplay Bryan brothers to lift Aus Open
Veteran star Leander Paes on Saturday created history by becoming the first Indian to complete a career Grand Slam by winning the Australian Open men's doubles title with Radek Stepanek, taming the dangerous top seeds Bob and Mike Bryan in straight sets, in Melbourne.

Indo-Nepal border to be sealed during UP polls
The 500-km-long Indo-Nepal border along eight districts of Uttar Pradesh will be sealed two days before polling to prevent movement of anti-social elements during the Assembly elections in the state.

Musharraf heeds to party advise, defers return to Pak
Pakistan's former President Pervez Musharraf has deferred his plans to return home from self-exile after repeated threats by the country's leadership that the former general would be arrested upon arrival, an official of his party said.

Bangladeshi pirates kill 4 Indian fishermen, kidnap 12
Two groups of Bangladeshi pirates killed four Indian fishermen, injured eight others and hijacked a trawler carrying twelve fishermen in the Bay of Bengal on Friday night.

Finance Minister to visit Chicago from 28th Jan
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee will visit the city on Saturday to look for future investment possibilities between India and United States.

Sensex up 157 pts, rises sixth day on FII buying bluechips
The Bombay Stock Exchange index Sensex on Friday rose for the sixth straight session, up 157 points on sustained buying by funds and retail investors in bluechips led by RIL amid a firm trend in the Asian markets.

PM forms expert committee to look into sugar decontrol
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday constituted an expert committee, headed by his Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan, to examine issues related to decontrol of the sugar sector.

Oil prices higher in Asian trade
Oil rose in Asian trade on Friday on expectations the US economy saw robust growth in the final quarter of 2011, analysts said, while tensions between the West and Iran also supported prices.

RIL's gas supply pact with NTPC: EGoM to decide on 14th Feb
The Power Ministry wants the Empowered Group of Ministers headed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to order Reliance Industries to sign an agreement to supply 2.16 million cubic metres a day of natural gas to NTPC.

WEF summit kicks off as uncertainties stare at world economy
The World Economic Forum's five-day annual meeting began in Davos Wednesday morning with top business and political leaders from across the world in attendance in this snow-laden skiing resort town, away from the gloomy economic scenario prevailing in most parts of the globe.

2G: Promoters of Essar, Loop did not appear before Spl court
The promoters of Essar group and Loop Telecom--Anshuman and Ravi Ruia and I P Khaitan and Kiran Khaitan respectively--on Friday failed to appear before a Delhi court trying the 2G spectrum case and their lawyers claimed they have not been "duly" served with the summons.

Obama calls for an comprehensive immigration reform
President Barack Obama on Wednesday called for a comprehensive immigration reform, in particular for quick citizenship pathway to highly skilled professionals and investors, saying US should support everyone who aspires to become the next Steve Jobs.

Food inflation remains in negative zone
Falling cost of vegetables like potatoes and onions kept food inflation in the negative zone for the fourth consecutive week at (-)1.03 percent as on 14th January.

Ijaz appeals to Pak SC to record his statement abroad
Citing security concerns, Mansoor Ijaz, the central character in the memo scandal, on Saturday asked the Supreme Court to allow him to record his statement before a judicial commission outside Pakistan.

Hundreds stage rare anti-Nazarbayev protest in Kazakhstan
Hundreds of demonstrators on Saturday defied a heavy police presence to stage a rare protest in Kazakhstan against strongman President Nursultan Nazarbayev and the conduct of legislative elections.

Will watch how Twitter implements censorship policy: US
Close on the heels of Twitter announcing that it can now selectively censor tweets on a country-by-country basis, the US has said it will wait and watch how the micro-blogging site implements its new policy.

Syria death toll hits 46 on Friday: Observatory
Violence in Syria claimed at least 46 lives on Friday, including the first reported fatalities in the commercial city of Aleppo, the Syrian Observatory for Human rights said.

Suicide bomber kills 32 at Baghdad funeral march
A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-packed car near a funeral procession in southeastern Baghdad on Friday, killing at least 32 people half of them policemen who were guarding the march in the latest brazen attack since the US troop withdrawal from Iraq.

IAEA chief urges Iran to cooperate with inspectors
The head of the UN's atomic watchdog urged Iran on Friday to engage constructively with a team of inspectors heading to Tehran, after a damning report on Iran's nuclear programme.

No threat to democracy, have nothing against military: Gilani
In signs of a thaw in the tense standoff between Pakistan's beleaguered government and the powerful army, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said that democracy is not under threat and he has nothing against the military.

Aus crush India by 298 runs to complete 4-0 whitewash
India slumped to their second successive overseas series whitewash after losing the fourth and final Test against Australia by a humiliating 298 runs in Adelaide on Saturday.

Azarenka crowned Open queen, world No.1
Victoria Azarenka won her first grand slam title and became the new world number one when she thrashed a disappointing Maria Sharapova in the Australian Open final on Saturday.

National selectors should watch more Ranji matches: Gavaskar
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar on Saturday suggested that national selectors should watch more Ranji Trophy matches in order to have a better idea about the supply line of domestic cricket.

Nadal hungry for revenge over Djokovic
Serbia's Novak Djokovic can Sunday seal his fourth grand slam in five and stamp his authority on the new tennis season, but blocking his way to the Australian Open title is a revenge-hungry Rafael Nadal.

Time has come for infusion of young blood in Test team: Pawar
ICC President Sharad Pawar on Saturday called for infusion of young blood in the Indian cricket team following its disastrous Test tour of Australia.

It happens to every team: Sehwag
Facing intense criticism for failing to put up even a semblance of fight in the 0-4 Test series loss to Australia, stand-in Indian skipper Virender Sehwag on Saturday tried to defend the team's performance, insisting that such debacles happen to every international side.

UP elections: 5th phase nomination process begins
In Uttar Pradesh, nomination process for the fifth phase of Assembly elections in 49 seats spread over 13 districts from Agra, Aligarh, Kanpur, Jhansi and Chitrakoot Dham divisions begins on Saturday with the issuance of notification by the Governor BL Joshi.

UP election: Vote for SP, Shahi Imam tells Muslims
Throwing his weight behind Samajwadi party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav, Shahi Imam of Delhi's Jama Masjid Maulana Ahmad Bukhari on Saturday appealed to Muslims to vote for SP candidates in upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly polls.

Chidambaram mourns death of Farook
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram on Saturday condoled the death of Kerala Governor M O H Farook, saying he had served the nation "with much dignity and affection to all sections of people".

Cold wave continues to sweep Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan
Cold wave on Saturday continued to sweep Kashmir as the minimum temperature across the region plunged further and mercury in Srinagar fell nearly five degrees below the freezing point.

3+ kids would be admitted to nursery, HC refuses to interfere
Toddlers above 3 can be admitted in pre-school (nursery) classes as the Delhi High Court refused to interfere with the age criteria for admission to entry-level classes, saying it is a part of the Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE).

Hazare to be shifted to Delhi for medical treatment
Social activist Anna Hazare would be shifted to a hospital in Gurgaon, near Delhi, on Sunday, his associates said on Saturday.

UP Poll: BJP promises good governance, Congress jobs, quota
BJP on Friday promised to good governance and clean politics but Congress came out with plans to create 20 lakh jobs for unemployed youth in their manifestos for the Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh.

Five charred to death in Bihar village fire
Five persons, including three children, were charred to death in a major fire which gutted more than 25 huts at Migaon village in Bihar's Munger district.

Some improvement in 2-year-old Falak's condition
A two-year-old girl abandoned in a hospital with critical injuries by a teenager is struggling for her life on Friday though doctors said her condition has "slightly improved" on a day when two women approached the hospital claiming the baby is their relative.