Washington: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was unable to "fully understand" the reasons behind China's assertiveness over the border dispute with India.

New Delhi: Severely indicting the Uttar Pradesh administration under then chief minister Kalyan Singh for being "a willing ally and co-conspirator" in the razing of the Babri Masjid, retired high court justice M.S. Liberhan in his report said the demolition was carried out with "military precision".

New Delhi: Delhi Police today claimed to have foiled a bank robbery bid in the national capital with the arrest of five armed men.

New Delhi: The government is interconnecting about 14,000 police stations and 6,000 police offices across the country for an IT-enabled sophisticated tracking system in crime investigation and detection of criminals, parliament was told Tuesday.

Panaji: The film piracy industry in India is worth Rs.1,500 crore and its profits are being used to fund terrorism in the country, a top official of CD-DVD manufacturer Moser Baer said Tuesday.

One of the most audacious terror strikes of our times shook Mumbai on November 26 2008. For the first time perhaps in the history of India, terrorists were spotted (and even captured on CCTV cameras) moving out openly, shooting and killing innocent bystanders.

New Delhi: The government has given "in principle" approval for the establishment of 12 greenfield airports for public use in various parts of the country, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.

New Delhi: Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Kalyan Singh on Tuesday admitted to have instructed the District Magistrate not to shoot as it could have led to multiple casualties of karsevaks.

A year has gone by since the deadly 26/11 attacks, a lot has happened since then.

New Delhi: Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS), the mother organization of Bharatiya Janata Party, on Tuesday owned the Ayodhya movement but refused to apologise about what happened in Ayodhya in 1992 which led to demolition of the Babri mosque.

Allahabad: In a setback to Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh, the Allahabad High Court today refused to grant stay on his arrest in connection with an FIR accusing him of amassing Rs 500 crore by awarding contracts to a number of companies.

The leaked report of the Liberhan Commission of Inquiry that went into the demolition of the Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992, has thrown up a few disturbing questions. While politicians debate the veracity of the leak and the contents, we look beyond the report that has generated heat in the winter session of Parliament. Here are some questions and implications:

New Delhi: The Government decided to table in Parliament the report of the Liberhan Commission that probed the Babri Masjid demolition in 1992, a day after the leakage of the findings set off a political storm.

Washington: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday said India and the US can do much more to expand security cooperation and warned the US and international community against any premature exit in Afghanistan that will embolden extremists and destabilise the region.

Dharwad: After raking up debate over Jehad last week, noted jurist Ram Jethamalani has asked the Karnataka government to hand to order a CBI probe into alleged illegal encroachment of mines on the Karnakata-Andhra Pradesh border by state ministers Janardhan Reddy and Karunakara Reddy. Jethamalani, who was here to argue a case, told reporters that Andhra Pradesh government had already referred alleged illegal mining activity by Obalapuram Mining Company, owned by the Reddy brothers, to CBI. Karnataka government should also refer it to CBI, he said.

Kolkata: The West Bengal government has not received any compensation bill from Tata Motors for the land at Singur given for its small car project, although group chairman Ratan Tata has expressed willingness to return the land to the government if compensated for its investment. "As far as I am aware, the Tatas have not given us any compensation bill (for the land at Singur)," state Chief Secretary Asok Mohan Chakraborty told newsmen when asked whether the state government was paying any compensation to the Tatas for the return of the land.

Coimbatore: Mylswamy Annadurai, Project Director of Chandrayan Mission II, ISRO, on Monday said that there would be more indigenous components in country's second moon mission.

India's army tested a nuclear-capable Agni missile after sunset on Monday for the first time to demonstrate it could be fired whenever required, defence officials said.