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The face-off between India-China is expected to turn into a major diplomatic row, as the third and crucial flag meet between the two nations over Chinese incursion in Ladakh on Tuesday failed despite the efforts of resolving the issue through bilateral talks. In fact, China has become more assertive and the visit of new Chinese Premier Li Keqiangin to India in late May is also doubted. The media reports also suggested this ongoing row can derail the positive initiatives taken in Durban during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s meeting with new Chinese President Xi Jinping. Earlier on Saturday, the Prime Minister had termed the incursion as ‘localised’, but efforts to keep it contained received a major setback on Tuesday. The flag meeting, which took place some 20 km from Chushul in Ladakh on the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) on April 30, was set up at the diplomatic level through the joint mechanism on boundary issues led by the MEA’s...

By Niticentral Staff Delhi has erupted in protests once again seeking justice for those who perished in the anti-Sikh pogrom of 1984. The acquittal of Congress leader Sajjan Kumar sparked protests. Sikhs stormed Metro stations in various parts of the Capital. Three decades have passed since 3000 Sikhs were slaughtered in an organised, Government-sponsored massacre. Victims and survivors have been running from pillar to post in their search of justice. Denied what is due to them, their condition today has come to be  defined by anger and anguish. The last few days have been more of the same for the Sikhs. After the acquittal of Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar in cases relating tothe 1984 massacres, justice seems nowhere in sight for the community. Below is a summary of events and facts on the matter so that we may not forget what Who said what ? Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal : “The acquittal of Sajjan Kumar is sad and very unfortu...

Saraswasti Idol Demolished in Osmania University Campus Yesterday. 6 people have been arrested regarding this. Secular paid never shows this

Attack on a INDIAN, Is an Attack On INDIA LAHORE | 2 May 2013 | HE News Bureau::   Sarabjit Singh, the Indian death row convict who was was brutally assaulted by jail inmates, died at Lahore’s Jinnah hospital late on Wednesday night. The head of medical board supervising Sarabjit’s treatment confirmed his death. Sarabjit Singh’s death occurred at 1 am (Pakistani time), the head of the medical board said. Sarabjit Singh, 49, sustained several injuries, including a fractured skull, when six prisoners attacked him on April 26 after Friday Prayer in Pakistan’s Kot Lakhpat Jail. He was seriously hit on the head with bricks. He had been on ventilator life support since then. Late on Wednesday night his condition was described as “serious and critical” by the external affairs ministry. As Sarabjit’s condition deteriorated, Pakistan announced that it was “positively considering” India’s request to repatriate him. Earlier, India had ...

In a shameful incident, RSS swayamsewaks were arrested by police in Guruvayur, Kerala on January 26th 2013 while they were doing a path sanchalan (parade) to celebrate 50 years of the historic moment when RSS was invited by then Primeminister Pt Jawaharlal Nehru to take part in the Republic parade. Police even seized the Tiranga that swayasewaks were taking in the procession. RSS earned recognition based on its volunteer work during the Sino-Indian War in 1962. Hence, it was invited by then Prime Minister Nehru to take part in the Republic Day parade of 1963. It along with several other civilian organizations took part in the parade. When many organisations objected on inviting RSS, Nehru said, "I have invited all patriots to take part in the parade." Later in 1965 and 1971 Indo-Pak wars too, the RSS volunteers offered their services to maintain law and order of the country and were apparently the first to donate blood. RSS leaders have sought the permission but it wa...

What They Said- Mainstream Media, Social Media hail Shri Modi’s SRCC speech When was the last time, rather, when was it ever happened that the visit by a Chief Minister of a state to a College in Delhi invokes so much national and International attention? When have a thousands of youngsters sat silently for over an hour to listen to a comprehensive speech not on filled with empty rhetoric but on concrete ideals of progress and good governance? This is exactly what happened on the evening of 6 th February 2013 when Shri Narendra Modi visited Delhi University’s prestigious Shri Ram College of Commerce to deliver the Shri Ram Memorial Oration. From the time Shri Modi’s visit to SRCC was announced, an air of speculation and excitement descended on the media studios- what would Shri Modi say? How would the crowd, mostly youngsters react? But, the answers to these questions were comprehensively answered when as soon as Shri Modi arrived at the venue, delivered a soul stirring a...

Gujarat’s dynamic Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi dreams that Gujarat should stand tall among the most developed nations of the World. With this vision, Gujarat Government initiated several promising projects which have been recognized around the World. From infrastructure to financial services sector, Gujarat will now stand shoulder to shoulder with developed nations. Projects like GIFT City, DMIC, Dholera SIR and the Metro project are progressing in the full pace. Here is a presentation that will take you through the important highlights of these projects in just a few seconds time.

UK-India Business Council hails Gujarat growth story The growth story of Gujarat is the focus of the first edition of the new flagship publication launched by UK India Business Council (UKIBC), a premier London-based organisation that helps British firms do business with India. Nearly a quarter of the 40-page magazine, a quarterly named UK India Business Exchange, is dedicated to the state. The cover story, titled "Entry to India: Gujarat", not only talks about the social, cultural and economic aspects of Gujarat, but also claims that its economic growth is greater than that of China. "With its charismatic Chief Minister Narendra Modi tipped by many to be next PM, and even more charismatic brand ambassador, Amitabh Bachchan, Gujarat tends to be the poster child for India. The average annual growth rate over the past five years has been 10.4%, greater than that of China," writes Alpesh Patel, a UKIBC board member in one of the chapters tiled: "The In...