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The law ministry is examining a bill proposing to accord voting rights to non-resident Indians (NRI), Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi has told parliament.
| | At a hurriedly convened meeting of party ministers, MPs, legislators and district coordinators at the BSP's state headquarters in New Delhi, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati said that only a Dalit will don the mantle of her successor.
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Twenty-nine people, including 13 Indians and 12 Nepalis, are feared to have perished in a ship capsize off Doha Port in Qatar after searches for survivors since Tuesday yielded only five bodies.
| | Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday took a dig at the Left for calling her rail budget a "manifesto" for the West Bengal assembly polls of 2011, retorting "why not in 2009"?
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The Delhi High Court on Thursday passed a landmark ruling to legalise gay sex thereby setting a precedent for about 80 countries which still outlaw homosexual sex.
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A much-awaited report on the Babri Masjid demolition, which sparked nationwide communal riots, was submitted to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday
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A 22-year-old Sikh was assaulted by a group of teenagers who tried to remove his turban and cut his hair.
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A powerful Indian-origin minister is likely to be appointed the next European Commissioner from Britain, a newspaper reported on Monday.
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A pregnant woman of Indian descent drowned after falling into water in Tweed Heads near here. The woman's body was found Monday, close to the luxury cruiser she disappeared from.
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The Congress party has suggested Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati spend public money more on people's welfare than for putting up memorials and statues, including of herself.
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By winning the International Student of the Year award at a prestigious university here, Paramjeet Singh has brought cheer to the thousands of Indian students in Asutralia, a group traumatised by the recent spate of attacks on them.
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Pakistan-based terrorist leaders who relayed precise police positions to the 26/11 attackers may have been guided by Lashkar members on the ground rather than by live television coverage, a BBC report reveals.
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The Indian Community Centre in the city of Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, came under alleged racist attack at around the same time as attacks on Romanian gypsies, reports said.
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In a fresh attack, two Indian students were assaulted with a beer bottle in Sydney. Two teenagers have been arrested for the attack.
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