The detained Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian faces trial for espionage and three other charges including "collaboration with hostile governments", his lawyer said on Monday.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi said she was proud of son Rahul's speech in Lok Sabha. When asked about his address, she said, "'Was confident Rahul would speak well."

This TV grab of Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi making an intervention in the Lok Sabha against the National Democratic Alliance government's land bill has been going viral online. 

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Pakistan was a a watershed in the history of Pakistan-China relations. "Together with President Xi we have taken momentous decisions that will raise Pakistan-China relations to new heights and have deep impacts for our common economic future, and peace and stability in the region."

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child could be the first Royal to be born outside London for 85 years. Although St Mary's Hospital in west London is the first choice of venue for the delivery, two other hospitals have been put on standby in case the Duchess leaves the capital.

MPs and other VIPs will continue to enjoy facilities like being served tea, coffee and water free of charge at airports besides free access to the terminal building, with the government informing the Lok Sabha there was no move to scrap these privileges. They will also have reserved lounge facilities at international and domestic terminals, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said in a written reply to a question by P Nagarajan.

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Is all not well within the Congress? While party vice president Rahul Gandhi addressed the Lok Sabha and attacked the Narendra Modi-led government on the land bill, Sonia Gandhi, party president was missing. It has been reported that of the 44 MPs, only 16 Congress MPs attended the Lok Sabha session. 

Justifying its controversial ban on slaughter of cows, bulls and bullocks and consumption of their meat, Maharashtra government told the Bombay high court there is a need to protect and preserve these animals as the state's economy is still predominantly agricultural. The government, in an affidavit, said the ban introduced under Maharashtra Animal Preservation (Amendment) Act, which has received presidential assent, was not violative of the fundamental rights of citizens to have food of their own choice.

The brains behind the 26/11 terror attacks Hafiz Saeed was at it again when he called India 'number one enemy' while he was addressing a rally in Pakistan. The rally was attended by MPs of Nawaz Sharif's ruling PML(N), Imran Kan's PTI and Jamat-e-Islami. It was called in support of Saudi Arabia's war against Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh is down with fever and dehydration, and doctors attending on him have suggested complete rest. However, he did attend Rahul's farmers' rally in New Delhi on Sunday. 

'You are hurting the farmer, the labourer, and he will hurt you when the time comes,' says Rahul. 'The farmer, labourers are the true power of the nation.   

'Your prime minister,' Rahul says, and when the treasury benches point out that he is the nation's PM, asks them with a sly smile, 'Why isn't he your prime minister, are you disowning him?'   

Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu intervenes to say that everyone has the right to speak in the House with decorum, and no one should object to it, and manages to restore order.

Rahul's next utterance: 'We know your government is of industrialists, it is of big people, we all know it, everyone knows it.' 

Rahul continues: 'My small advice to the PM is why doesn't he go to the affected farmers and see their plight for themselves?' 

Now Rahul switches to Hindi.    

Rahul lists out various actions by the NDA to show them as anti-farmer. 'We paid better minimum support price to the farmer, what has the NDA done? MSP is where it was. Agricultural credit has not improved.'   

Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi finally makes his speech in the Lok Sabha, to oppose the land bill.  

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today stressed on the need to revamp the entire jail administration in the state, after he paid a surprise visit to the Central jail in Nagpur, from where five criminals escaped last month.

Three Maoists who were cash rewards on their heads, today surrendered in Odisha's Malkangiri district. The three ultras, including a woman, were allegedly involved in over 29 cases relating to murder, landmine blasts, attacks on the police and other offences, Malkangiri superintendent of police Mitrabhanu Mohapatra said. 

Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee chief Gulam Ahmed Mir today met party Vice President Rahul Gandhi and briefed him about the political situation in the state. 

Rahul Gandhi to address Lok Sabha shortly on the Land Bill. This will be the Congress vice-president's first speech in Parliament after the May Lok Sabha elections. Which means it will be his first speech ever from the Opposition benches.

Rahul, one of the 44 Congress MPs in the lower house, was conspicuously absent in the first part of the crucial Budget session.

Making serious charges against Aam Aadmi Party leaders, rebel leader Prashant Bhushan today alleged that AAP leader Ashish Khetan planted stories for Essar in Tehelka magazine where he used to work.

"Ashish Khetan planted stories for Essar in Tehelka. He wrote stories in favour of 2G accused. Essar paid Tehelka Rs 3 crore for its Thinkfest," he said. He also claimed that another party leader Pankaj Gupta took Rs 2 crore from shell companies.

Rebutting the charges, the party said that even the Ministry of Home Affairs had given a clean chit to the donations of AAP. "They are making fun of themselves when they are making such charges. Ashish Kehtan does not need the certificate of media on his journalism," AAP leader Ashutosh as the party strongly came out in defence of their leaders.

About a week ago, I received a text on my phone from a Delhi-based BJP MP which made me extremely uncomfortable. Propriety demands that the MP not be named, but I think I can take the liberty of sharing his text which said "Our Bhabhiji looks to be in trouble, saviour will have a tough time saving her on return." Bhabhiji refers to Smriti Irani in the most sexist and derogatory way.

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Dissident Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Prashant Bhushan on Monday alleged that anyone expressing views contrary to the actions of the party leadership was being hounded and victimised.

"Today everybody who expresses any view which is contrary to the actions of the party leadership and specifically the actions of the convenor, secretary, etc. is being hounded and victimised," he added.

"The way things have been done by those people who are in control of the party machinery today, is for all to see," he added.

Bhushan, who was last week served a show-cause notice by the AAP's national disciplinary committee, once again compared the situation in the party to a Stalinist purge.

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Tragedy struck Indian cricket on Monday when a 20-year-old player died as a result of a freakish on-field collision with a team mate during a club match in Kolkata. Keshri, a former captain for his state's under-19 team, battled for three days before passing away at a Kolkata hospital.
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Sonia Gandhi issues a whip to Congress MPs to remain present in Parliament at 4 pm.  All 44 of them.

In view of the worsening situation in Yemen's capital Sana'a, India has shifted its embassy to Djibouti, adjoining the war-torn country, after the "successful" conclusion of the process to evacuate its nationals, government informed the Lok Sabha today.

Under the operation 'Raahat', 6,688 people were evacuated from Yemen, including 4,741 Indians and 1,947 foreign nationals by air and searoutes, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said in a suo motu statement.

It's unlikely any of the MPs in the Lok Sabha heard the minister speak since they were busy shouting down each other over the Land Bill

The Indian Navy today launched 'Visakhapatnam', the first of stealth destroyers under the P15-B project. The warship was launched by Minu Dhowan, wife of Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R K Dhowan. Admiral Dhowan and senior officials of the Navy and Mazagaon Docks Limited were present on the occasion. The warship is 163 metres in length and has a displacement of 7,300 tonnes.

Not in the house, but it is during adjournments, that the fate of the nation and the way ahead in Parliament, is discussed.

A fly on the wall tells us that MPs were talking about Rahul Gandhi's 2-month-long leave abroad. They were discussing why Rahul's sabbatical was not covered by the media, unlike PM's three nation tour to France, Germany and Canada.

They said that almost nobody knows where Rahul really went and what he did during that time. They also spoke about how Rahul lacks credibility and how the rank and file in the Congress believes he can abandon the party and go MIA for 56 days.

The other topic of conversation was the AAP split and how two MPs in Arvind Kejriwal's coterie are not really with him.

And then there was Sitaram Yechuri being elected the leader of the CPI-M, the SP-JDU merger and how Janata Dal's KC Tyagi and Sharad Yadav will be sidelined, while Mulayam Singh Yadav's family will take over the Parliament briefings.

And finally, it was about how the chairman of the Rajya Sabha will not allow any bill to be introduced amid a din. MPs believe that the Land Bill will never be introduced in the upper house. The Rajya Sabha reconvenes on Thursday. Wait and watch.

As Lok Sabha is set to resume its budget session at 2 pm after two adjournments, what we can tell you is that the 1st day of the reconvened session of Parliament lacked spark. Lacklustre showing by both BJPa and Congress MPs, notwithstanding some amount of ruckus and a video that went viral.

The day began with Congress MPs barely bothering to acknowledge the Gandhis inside Parliament. Even Central Hall wore a deserted look.

Part of the reason, of course, is that the Rajya Sabha is not in session and much of the Lok Sabha MPs spent their time catching up with each other or the news, while digging into snacks served from the subsidised canteen.

Possibly the only Congress MP who attempted to speak to Rahul Gandhi was family loyalist Kamal Nath. Rahul, however, headed to friend and colleague Jyotiraditya Scindia's seat and began chatting with  him.

Once the session began, Congress MPs, in what is a pre-planned move, rushed to the well of the House to demand an apology from BJP MP Giriaj Singh for his comments against Sonia Gandhi.

On the way to the well of the house, they did their "pranams" to Sonia who was seated in the first row.

Mallikarjuna Kharge, who is leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, wanted to attract the attention of Speaker Sumitra Mahajan and began protesting loudly. Sonia was seen asking Kharge to lower his voice and calm down.

It was a planned strategy to embarrass the government and wring an apology on the floor of the House except for a crucial miscalculation. Giriraj Singh was not present in the house.

So, it was union minister M Venkaiah Naidu who called up Giraj and asked him to rush to the Lok Sabha and apologise.

That is what ensured the smooth passage of Question Hour.

Despite the apology, it was the BJP who had the last laugh (literally) in the house on the Giriraj issue.

When Speaker Sumitra Mahajan adjourned the house for 20 minutes, within a few seconds the video clip of Giriraj Singh's comments on Sonia Gandhi, went viral inside the Lok Sabha.

Union Ministers gathered around each other and watched the video clip on their phones. BJP MP Ananth Kumar was seen holding an iPhone while Hukumdev Narain Yadav, a BJP MP from Madhubani, were cracking up watching the video.

Quite naturally, Sonia Gandhi and a few Congress leaders were upset at the behaviour. 

Lip service apology.

It's judgment day for Salman Khan. The court will fix the date for pronouncement of judgement in the 13-year-old hit-and-run case in which Bollywood actor Salman Khan is an accused and refused to give the defence more time to conclude its final arguments.

The prosecution has already argued its case.

Altogether 27 witnesses were examined by the prosecution while the defence examined only one witness -- Khan's driver Ashok Singh.

The 49-year-old actor is accused of ramming his Toyota Land Cruiser into a bakery in suburban Bandra on September 28, 2002, killing one person and injuring four others.

He has been charged with 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder' which attracts ten years imprisonment.

The sessions court is conducting a fresh trial.

Earlier, the magistrate's court was trying Khan for the lesser charge of rash and negligent driving, which attracts two years jail term.

However, mid-way during the trial, the magistrate felt that the charge of 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder' should be added, and he referred the case to the sessions court as the offence cannot be tried by a lower court.

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The Budget session of Parliament was adjourned twice in under an hour. It remains adjourned till 2 pm.

Amid the ruckus, first with the Congress demanding Giriraj Singh's apology for his statement against Sonia Gandhi (he apologised) and second after the Land Bill was tabled, there was little work done in the lower house.

But what we can tell you about is the dynamics inside the house.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi crossed the floor of the house to meet foreign minister Sushma Swaraj to ask about her health. Swaraj was unable to to walk  properly as she had injured her leg.

Following in her footsteps, Rahul Gandhi did the same. Senior BJP leader LK Advani who was seated next to Sushma Swaraj greeted both the Gandhis.

What would ordinarily have passed off as mere courtesy among Parliamentarians created a flutter among the BJP benches.

We need to go back a bit and tell you why.

In March, when finance minister Arun Jaitley was presenting his Budget, he felt unwell while reading it out. Jaitley, 62, spoke for nearly 100 minutes last month. He started his speech standing, which is customary, but 22 minutes later, he sought Speaker Sumitra Mahajan's permission to sit down.

Then, last year, Jaitley had to take a break in his speech because of ill-health. This year, 20 minutes into his speech, the Speaker herself told Jaitley that he could speak while sitting.

He thanked her and said he would seek her permission when he required it. Two minutes later, he sought permission to sit.

As he sat down, Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari vacated his seat to make way for him, shifting to the fourth row. The PM then directed a Lok Sabha staffer to shift his glass of water closer to the Finance Minister. He was also provided with coffee.

That, is the background.

So, what irked the treasury benches was that Sonia Gandhi did not extend the same courtesy to Jaitley.

May be it's time to let bygone be bygones.

Meanwhile, a Delhi court refuses to hear the plea of TERI Director General R K Pachauri to travel abroad for the Global Water Summit. The Sessions court asks Pachauri to move his plea before the concerned Metropolitan Magistrate.

Pachauri, who is facing sexual harassment allegations from a woman employee, moved court seeking permission to travel abroad to attend a global water summit in Greece from April 26 to 29.

Rahul Gandhi is back with a vengeance. The Congress vice-president will speak in Parliament on 'Agrarian Crises' at 4 pm today.

Congress top brass on Sunday launched an all-out attack on the government with vice-president Rahul Gandhi declaring that he would be in the vanguard against any move to hurt farmers' interests and accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of bringing the land bill to pay back huge loans taken from corporates in the Lok Sabha polls.

While Congress president Sonia Gandhi accused the government of rubbing salt on the wounds of the farmers hit hard by unseasonal rains and hailstorm, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the new land bill was nothing but an attempt to weaken the 2013 Act that was aimed at empowering the farmers.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Islamabad today on his first visit to Pakistan where he is expected to sign a deal for an economic corridor worth USD 46 billion and other agreements to bolster their all-weather strategic ties.

The Chinese president and his wife Peng Liyuan were accorded a red-carpet welcome when they landed at the Noor Khan airbase.

They were received by Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, army chief Gen Raheel Sharif and members of the cabinet.

Tight security measures have been enforced in the capital while security personnel have been deployed on all vital city roads during Xi's visit.

After talks, the two countries are set to sign the agreement for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that will link China's underdeveloped far-western region to Pakistan's Gwadar deep-sea port on the Arabian Sea via PoK through a massive and complex network of roads, railways, business zones, energy schemes and pipelines. Pakistani Development Minister Ahsan Iqbal said that the the total cost of the CPEC is USD 46 billion.

"It is not a single project but includes several projects related to energy generation, infrastructure development and business areas," he said.

The initial focus is on electricity and some of the early harvest projects would be ready in three years and provide about 10,400 MWs of electricity.

Xi will meet his Pakistani counterpart Hussain who will host a lunch in his honour and will also confer Pakistan's highest civilian award - 'Nishan-e-Pakistan' - on the Chinese president.

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Lok Sabha has been adjourned till 2 pm. 

As Sushma Swaraj ploughs on with her statement on Yemen in Parliament amid sustained and continuous ruckus, the Supreme Court today, has dismissed a plea against the National Green Tribunal (NGT) order banning 15-year-old vehicles from plying on Delhi roads. The SC said, "They (NGT) is only repeating the orders of the constitutional courts: Let us assist and not discourage them (NGT)."

A bench led by Chief Justice H L Dattu dismissed an appeal by a private party against the NGT's order which banned diesel vehicles that are more than 10 year old and petrol vehicles older than 15 years.

"One tribunal is trying to do something which is good for people. Let us assist them and not discourage them," said the top court.

It also underscored that such a ban was also imposed by the Andhra Pradesh High Court earlier and the apex court had ratified this order while dismissing the appeal.

The land acquisition ordinance, which the government could not get converted into a legislation in the first half of the budget session in Parliament due to stiff opposition in Rajya Sabha, was re-promulgated on April 3, a day before it was to lapse.

NDA tables Land ordinance bill in the Lok Sabha. Foreign minister Sushma Swaraj's statement on Yemen in drowned amid the ruckus from the opposition benches. Kisan bachao, desh bachao, slogans in Parliament.

And Milind Deora and Derek O'Brien aren't done with their quips yet.

Milind Deora tweets: @quizderek we don't need no education. Teachers, leave them kids alone @PandaJay.

Derek O'Brien ‏responds @quizderek  @milinddeora @PandaJay ... We don't need no thought control...

Rahul Gandhi in Parliament today. The Congress vice-president went on a sabbatical when the budget session began on February 23 and returned last week on Thursday. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha meet for the Budget Session between 23rd February and 8th May, 2015. There was a recess between 21st March and 19th April.

Early this month, Singh was forced to express his regret for his statement  after a call from BJP president Amit Shah who made it clear to him that "such language" was not acceptable.

Shah called Singh over the telephone and made it clear in no uncertain terms that it was unbecoming of a minister to use such a language.

The minister has kicked up a row with his remarks asking whether Congress would have accepted Sonia Gandhi's leadership had she not been white-skinned. "Had Rajiv Gandhi married a Nigerian woman and if she was not a white-skinned woman, would the Congress have then accepted her (Sonia's) leadership?" he had told journalists last month. 

It's taken 49 minutes of Parliament time, but BJP MP Giriraj Singh has finally apologised in the house in Congress President Sonia Gandhi's presence.

Singh stood before the house and said, "I had no intention to insult anyone. If anyone was hurt by my remarks, I apologise.'

This is the second time he has apologised after he made the remarks against Sonia Gandhi.

It's an encore from Milind Deora and Derek O'Brien.

Just ahead of the reconvened Budget session of Parliament Deora tweeted O'Brien and BJD MP Jay Panda saying: @quizderek @PandaJay Boys, please don't forget my earlier advice - not to text or tweet during classes!

To which TMC spokesperson and Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien replied, @quizderek @milinddeora @PandaJay Only Jay is in class today. My school ( RS ) closed today. Milind, my friend, come back to school soon :)

An exchange of tweets between these three politicians, two of them MPs sitting in a parliamentary committee meeting, amused many on social media in February.

This is what Panda, a social media savvy politician had tweeted "Some 1st time MPs' conduct is guided by their idea of Parlmt as shown by media. Out of sync in committee mtgs (in-camera & v.difft ambience) (sic)."

Moments later, Trinamool Congress member Derek O'Brien responded, "Hmmm sitting three seats away from you ...wink :)"

Congress leader Milind Deora was not in the meeting, but apparently had the last word.

"@quizderek @PandaJay put away your smartphones and get back to work guys," he tweeted with a wink.

Deora, a former MP, lost the national election last year.

Delhi: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi reaches Parliament.

The Lok Sabha is adjourned till 11:45 am. The ruckus in Parliament this time around is not about the Land Bill, in fact discussion hasn't even begun.

The Congress is now demanding an apology from the PM for Giriraj Singh's statement on Sonia Gandhi. 

Jyotiraditya Scindia raises the objection to Giriraj Singh's comments and asks how can a minister be allowed to make such a remark. Mallikarjun Kharge says Giriraj Singh is a minister and the PM heads the council of ministers and should therefore apologise on his behalf.

BJP's Venkaiah Naidu says the party disapproves of Giriraj Singh's remarks and asks that it be discussed later. Naidu said the PM should not be dragged into this.

The Speaker asks that the session not be disrupted.

The reconvened Budget session begins in the Lok Sabha today. The Congress raises objection to MP Giriraj Singh's comment on Sonia Gandhi and wants the PM to apologise.

PM Narendra Modi arrives in Parliament. The Land Bill is to be tabled in the Lok Sabha today. Modi today appealed for support of all political parties ahead of the start of the second part of the Budget session. The government is determined to push as much legislative business as it can, including its controversial land bill. The Opposition is determined to derail those plans.

Around 9.15am, just 15 minutes after the CPM politburo meeting had begun, the whispers began predicting a victory for S. Ramachandran Pillai, 77. Television channels started flashing the news: Prakash Karat's nominee was poised to succeed him as party general secretary - frontrunner Sitaram Yechury, 62, had slipped out of reckoning. Read

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A senior doctor of Delhi's premier All India Institute of Medical Sciences or AIIMS hospital has been arrested after his wife, a fellow doctor, allegedly committed suicide on Saturday, accusing him for "immense mental torture."

Priya Vedi was found lying in blood, with her wrist slit, in a hotel in Paharganj in central Delhi. The police said they had found a detailed suicide note, in which the 31-year-old said she had discovered that her husband, Kamal, was gay soon after their wedding and "accepted it", but was forced to kill herself because of torture by him. Read

There is something about the procurement of fighter aircraft from Western commercial sources that generates interest far greater than perhaps the sum of its economic or strategic content.

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Rebel Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan will today reply to a showcause notice issued to them by the party.

Citing prior commitments, the AAP leaders had sought an additional time of a day to respond to the notice against the deadline of April 19.

Accused of indulging in alleged anti-party activities, Yadav had termed the notice a "joke' and raised objection to the presence of Ashish Khaitan and Pankaj Gupta's in the AAP's disciplinary committee.

In the Facebook post, he had raised questions as to how can those members be part of disciplinary committee who had made allegations against him and Bhushan earlier.

The party had served notice to senior party leaders Yadav, Bhushan, Anand Kumar and Ajit Jha on April 17.The four leaders were earlier removed from the top panels of the party during its National Council.

Parliament resumes today for the second part of the Budget session and it promises to be disruptive.

This is when the Narendra Modi government is determined to push as much legislative business as it can, including its controversial land bill.

The land bill will be tabled today.

The opposition, on the other hand, is determined to derail the bill.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted early this morning, "Parliament  session begins today. I look forward to a productive session, filled with constructive debates on several issues."

The Lok Sabha reconvenes today, but the Rajya Sabha begins on April 23.

The Nationalist Congress Party on Monday said the opposition will strongly raise the Kashmir issue and the Land Acquisition Bill in the Parliament.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation in his monthly radio programme 'Man ki Baat' on April 26. 

Border Security Force troops on Sunday night stalled an infiltration attempt by militants at the International Border in Kathua.

A tsunami as big as three feet was reportedly forecast to hit islands in Japan's far south today after a 6.6 magnitude earthquake struck off eastern Taiwan. 

Clashes between rebels and pro-government forces and Saudi-led air strikes killed at least 85 people in Yemen, medics and military sources said today, after Riyadh pledged to fund a UN aid appeal. 

A Hindu temple in the US has been vandalised with nasty images spray-painted on its walls, the latest such incident in the country. The number 666 and an upside down cross was spray-painted on the door of the temple in Old Lake Highlands, north Texas. 

The Budget Session of the Parliament is to resume shortly, with the Lok Sabha reconvening its term today, while the Rajya Sabha will begin its second spell on April 23. 

Hundreds of people in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir burnt India's flag today in protest against crackdown on separatists in the Indian side of the region. Protesters rallied under the banner of Pasban-e-Hurriyat" (Protectors of Freedom) in Muzaffarabad, the capital of PoK.

At least 24 workers were trapped after water flooded a coal mine in north China's Shanxi Province. 

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