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		December 15, 2008 India, China joint anti-terror drill ends The nine-day long joint anti-terrorism exercise, involving Indian and Chinese troops, came to an end on December 14. December 10, 2008 Terrorism to dominate Parliament's brief sitting Indian parliament began a ten-day long brief sitting in New Delhi on Wednesday in which the Government is expected to seek a political consensus on initiatives to fight terrorism against the backdrop of recent Mumbai attacks December 08, 2008 rediff.com Vote counting is on in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan,Delhi, Mizoram, Chhattisgarh, Congress, BJP, BSP, SP. December 02, 2008 This doctor answered the call of duty When he told to attend a shoot-out call at the Taj Heritage hotel, little did Dr Shaikh realise what was to follow December 01, 2008 NSG commando on Operation Cyclone NSG commando Acchu shares some of his thoughts and tells us the one thought that is uppermost in his mind The other heroes at the Taj In Mumbai's terror attack, firemen waged a heroic rescue effort. The other heroes at the Taj In Mumbai's terror attack, firemen waged a heroic rescue effort. November 29, 2008 The Unsung Heroes These people came to the rescue of hostages, but preferred to be anonymous. November 27, 2008 Mumbai terror: Blast in taxi at Dockyard road Blast in a taxi at mazgaon dockyard road. 'I was in the lobby when the firing started' Mr Wadhwa was in the lobby of the Taj when the firing started. Mumbai is in control of terrorists, says Ramdas Kadam Ramdas Kadam , Shiv sena leader in the state legislature said mumbai is in the grip of terrorists. Taj Hotel on fire after terror strike Raging fire and plumes of black smoke were seen billowing from the central dome of the century-old heritage Taj hotel opposite the Gateway of India on Thursday morning as firemen struggled to douse them. November 26, 2008 The Moon fly-through by Chandrayaan India first moon mission Chandrayaan has sent back a video of the Lunar surface. Celebrities join campaign for speedy justice Deshbhakti Andolan, a non-government organization, NGO, based out of Chembur has ratcheted up a clutch of top-notch Indian celebrities including Shah Rukh Khan, Irrfan Khan, Mahesh Bhatt, Lara Dutta to launch a signature campaign for speedy disposal of justice and extensive judicial reforms. Celebrities join campaign for speedy justice Deshbhakti Andolan, a non-government organization, NGO, based out of Chembur has ratcheted up a clutch of top-notch Indian celebrities including Shah Rukh Khan, Irrfan Khan, Mahesh Bhatt, Lara Dutta to launch a signature campaign for speedy disposal of justice and extensive judicial reforms. Celebrities join campaign for speedy justice Deshbhakti Andolan, a non-government organization, NGO, based out of Chembur has ratcheted up a clutch of top-notch Indian celebrities including Shah Rukh Khan, Irrfan Khan, Mahesh Bhatt, Lara Dutta to launch a signature campaign for speedy disposal of justice and extensive judicial reforms. November 25, 2008 Indian President arrives in Vietnam Indian President, Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, arrived at Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam on Monday on the ten-day tour to Vietnam and Indonesia. November 20, 2008 JK: Poll campaigning at its peak Rahul Gandhi asked the Bharatiya Janata Party to introspect on what kind of people they are patronising. November 19, 2008 The BJP should introspect who they support: Rahul Gandhi Rahul Gandhi asked the Bharatiya Janata Party to introspect on what kind of people they are patronising. Electioneering in full swing in Chhattisgarh Sonia Gandhi and LK Advani adressed rallies in Chhattisgarh ahead of the second phase of assembly polls. The Development vs Terrorism Debate National parties are leaving no stone unturned to score over their rivals November 18, 2008 Exclusive: Video of the moon from Chandrayaan An exclusive video of the lunar surface, as seen from India's first moon mission. November 13, 2008 BJP failing to check Maoist violence,says Rahul Gandhi Rahul Gandhi, general secretary of Congress party, accused Chhattisgarh’s ruling BJP of failing to check Maoist violence. Sikhs mark 540th birth anniv of Guru Nanak Members of Sikh community took out a procession in New Delhi on Wednesday to celebrate the 540th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh religion. J&K banner makers hit the jackpot Publicity material makers in Jammu are enjoying a roaring business as seven-phased elections in the state begin from November 17 November 05, 2008 Obama makes history, elected US president Barack Obama won the US presidential election and became the first African American to be elected to that post. October 30, 2008 Serial blasts rock Assam Eighteen coordinated bomb blasts across the troubled northeastern state of Assam have killed at least 33 people and wounded more than 200. October 29, 2008 Homage to victims of 2005 Delhi blasts Homage to victims of Delhi blasts of 2005 North Indian youth lynched in Maharashtra North Indian youth lynched in Maharashtra. Pakistan earthquake kills 160 Pakistan earthquake kills 160 on Wednesday. Sikh pilgrims participate in the Shrine-cleaning ceremony at Nanded Sikh pilgrims participate in the annual Shrine cleaning ceremony in Nanded. Shiv Sena warns Bihar's leadership over migrant row Shiv Sena party chief Uddhav Thackeray on Tuesday warned Bihar's leaders not to add fuel to the raging migrants’ row. October 28, 2008 Mumbai shootout: Bihar government demands probe Mumbai shootout: Bihar government demands probe Military no solution for Lankan issue: Pranab Military no solution for Lankan issue: Pranab India celebrates Diwali India celebrates the festival of lights October 27, 2008 Mumbai bus shootout: Uproar in Bihar Mumbai bus shootout has created an uproar in Bihar Police raid Sadhvi's house for blasts probe Indian police on Sunday raided Hindu God-woman Pradnya Singh's house in Jabalpur for her possible involvement in last month's blast in Malegaon town Curfew clamped in J&K A video on curfew being clamped in J&K ahead of separatist protests Jaipur gears up for the festival of lights A festive spirit is sweeping across India ahead of the Hindu festival of lights, Diwali as people gear up to usher in a spirit of joy and celebrations Gunman with message for Raj shot dead in Mumbai When the police asked him to surrender, the youth started firing from a country made weapon. Troops clash with Kashmiri protesters Shops, business establishments, offices and schools remained closed in response to the shutdown called by the Coordination Committee set up by the separatist outfits October 26, 2008 Navy's submarines are obsolete, admits Antony Defence Minister A K Antony has admitted to surveillance problems due to shortage of equipments in Indian Air Force and Indian Navy Chandrayaan leaves few villagers high & dry Villagers of Byalalu and Chandrappa circle near Bangalore, where Deep Space Network is tracking Chandrayaan with the help of two large antennae, are not celebrating the moon mission India, China resolve to keep peace at borders Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said both India and China will work together to coordinate their thinking at regional and multilateral forums October 25, 2008 Peace march organised to protest religious violence in Orissa Thousands participate in a peace march organised in Bhubneshwar on Friday to protest the religious violence in Khandhamal district. Raped nun demands CBI probe The nun who was gangraped in Orissa demans a CBI probe. October 24, 2008 Indo-Pak anti-terror meet begins in New Delhi The special meeting of Anti-Terror Mechanism or JATM between India and Pakistan began in New Delhi on Friday. India manned mission not before 2012 says Nair The life and economy of the people in Kandhamal have been affected due to communal violence that broke out in the region taking a toll of 35 lives and forcing 20,000 people to the refugee camps. Valley shuts down in protest The shutdown, locals say, is being observed to send across a message to the United Nations and the international community to make them aware of the situation in Kashmir. Omar Abdullah slams separatists Omar Abdullah, chief of National Conference, on Friday slammed the separatist groups for boycotting forthcoming provincial polls. India talks tough on Chinese transgressions in Arunachal Pradesh Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday said that the different perceptions that India and China hold regarding the Line of Actual Control leads to the transgressions in Arunachal Pradesh. Kandhamal still recovering from communal violence The life and economy of the people in Kandhamal have been affected due to communal violence that broke out in the region taking a toll of 35 lives and forcing 20,000 people to the refugee camps. October 23, 2008 Jammu and Kashmir in poll mode The parties are gearing up for the crucial elections. Anti-MNS violence: Train passengers suffer Train passengers are facing the brunt of the protests against the attack on north Indian examinees by MNS activists I believe in youth of the country: Rahul Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reiterated his belief in the youth of the country, which he said constituted 70 per cent of the population PM hails Indian community in Japan Prime Minister Manmohan Singh praised their efforts for building bridges of friendship between India & Japan Abide by moratorium on N-tests: Japan to India Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso on Wednesday said his country expected India to abide by a unilateral moratorium on atomic tests October 22, 2008 Chandrayaan-1 launch sucessful Chandrayaan-1, a spacecraft built by the ISRO, blasted off after dawn on Wednesday October 21, 2008 MNS chief Raj Thackeray in court Raj was arrested in the wee hours of Tuesday in Ratnagiri, a coastal town in Maharashtra and driven to Mumbai in a police van. He was to be produced by 11 am but only reached the court by 2.45 pm. October 20, 2008 J&K traders send goods across border free J&K traders send goods across border free. Russian Foreign Minister to meet PM Russian Foreign Minister to meet PM. Probe ordered into Delhi Metro over-bridge collapse case Probe ordered into Delhi metro over bridge collapse on Sunday. October 17, 2008 No more full moon nights at Taj A scheme to open viewing of the Taj Mahal in full moon night fails to take off as overzealous security measures and steep tickets keep away the tourists Celebrating Diwali with Chinese lamps Earthen oil lamps are facing stiff competition from Chinese-made dazzling lights, which have flooded the markets The McCain-Obama 90 minute battle Republican presidential nominee John McCain and his Democratic rival Barack Obama battled fiercely in their most contentious debate on October 15 'UPA let home-grown terror take root' Bharatiya Janata Party has accused the central government of letting home-grown terror take root October 16, 2008 India for negotiated peace in Lanka India called for a negotiated political settlement on Wednesday even as Sri Lanka stepped up its offensive against Tamil Tigers. October 15, 2008 APJ Abdul Kalam's birthday message Former president Abdul Kalam's address to the Nation on His 77th birthday. October 14, 2008 Pakistan NSA meets his Indian counterpart Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has October 13, 2008 Refined investigation to combat communal forces: PM Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has Saint Alphonsa brings a smile on their face Terming the sainthood to an Indian nun as a 'rare honour' for the entire country, Christian religious leaders have said it would inspire all to work selflessly among the 'poor and deprived' October 11, 2008 India committed to tackle terrorism: PM Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said his government was committed to tackle terrorism, but cautioned against labelling members of any community as terrorists. India, US sign nuclear deal India and United States on Friday signed the nuclear deal, which will allow India to buy US civilian nuclear technology for the first time in three decades. October 10, 2008 Kerala Christians celebrate Hindu ceremony A Latin Catholic Church in Thiruvananthapuram, celebrated Hindu festival of Vidhya-Arambham. Indian fan brings out an album for Obama Thomas Easaw, an engineer and part-time singer in Kochi, has come out with a music album, praising the US democratic presidential nominee, Barack Obama. Separatists call for shutdown during PM's Kashmir visit Separatist leaders on Thursday called for a shutdown in Kashmir on Saturday as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visits the troubled region. October 08, 2008 Muslims participate in Ramlila Muslims in Lucknow are busy preparing to take part in Ramlila. Kerala snake boat sets World record A steel snake boat from Kerala has entered the Guinness Book. An enchanting scene Zubin, Mehta, orchestra, music, symphony, piano, violin, trumphet, drums, musicians, opera Apro Zubin Zubin, Mehta, orchestra, music, symphony, piano, violin, trumphet, drums, musicians, opera October 02, 2008 US Senate approves N-deal The United States Senate has approved the controversial N-deal with 86-13 majority October 01, 2008 Dalai Lama's spiritual discourse in Dharamsala The Dalai Lama held a spiritual discourse in Dharamsala, the first such instance after he was hospitalised for abdominal pain. Jodhpur Temple stampede leaves 160 dead A stampede at a temple in the Mehranagarh Fort in Jodhpur killed 160 people Jodhpur Temple stampede leaves 160 dead A stampede at a temple in the Mehranagarh Fort in Jodhpur killed 160 people Archives August-September 2008 | May-July 2008 | March-April 2008 | January-February 2008 | November-December 2007 | September-October 2007		Get news updates: What's this? Advertisement

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