New Delhi, June 18 (ANI): Aam Aadmi Party MLAs have alleged that they have been contacted by BJP and asked to break away from the party and help the BJP form the government in Delhi. Five AAP MLAs said that they had been promised financial incentives for breaking away from the party. In a response to that, BJP leader Naresh Gaur said that his party is not horse trading in Delhi, and further added that if they wanted they could have done 6 months back.Jun 18, 2014
New Delhi, June 18 (ANI): Political leaders on Wednesday reacted over reports that the BJP might form government in Delhi before Parliament opens for the budget session in the second week of July. However, in between all of it, few AAP MLAs have stated that they were offered money by the BJP to quit their party and join BJP and help them form government in Delhi. Currenlty, President Rule is imposed in Delhi after Arvind Kejriwal resigned as the CM on February 14.Jun 18, 2014
Indian Universities are falling behind their foreign counterparts, with recent reports showing that institutions from the country failed to make it to the top ten list among the BRICS nations.Jun 18, 2014
Nusli Wadia, father of Ness and the head of Wadia Group, has filed a complaint in a police station after receiving threat calls from underworld.Jun 18, 2014
Hazaribagh, June 18 (ANI): Senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha on Wednesday was granted bail by a Jharkhand court, days after he was arrested for leading a demonstration against the poor power conditions in the state. He was arrested on June 2 and was sent to judicial custody after he refused to furnish a bail bond. Sinha applied for bail, a day after senior BJP leader LK Advani on Tuesday met him in Hazaribagh jail. After meeting Sinha, Advani had felt the latter should play a bigger role in the state. As many as 300 workers were taken into custody along with Sinha for allegedly assaulting Jharkhand State Electricity Board official over a power crisis issue in the state.Jun 18, 2014
Algiers, June 18 (ANI): Algeria's hopes of beginning with a win were dashed on Tuesday as Belgium came from behind to beat them 2-1. Thousands of fans in Algiers' La Grande Post place cheered when Sofiane Feghouli scored from a penalty in the 25th minute to put Algeria in the lead. But Belgium came back in the second half, first with an equaliser from Fellaini in the 70th minute, and then Mertens seized the winner in the 80th. Algeria's two other group games are against Russia and South Korea, who play each other later on Tuesday.Jun 18, 2014
New Delhi, June 18 (ANI): Politicos on Wednesday expressed concerns about Indians stranded in Iraq by stating that the matter should be taken up at the highest level with more urgency because of the ongoing civil war in Iraq. Earlier in the day MEA spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin had said that 40 Indians were untraceable in Iraq's Mosul town.Jun 18, 2014
At least 64 people have been killed in two consecutive nights of carnage in Kenya's coastal region, officials say, with the Kenyan president blaming "local political networks" and Somalia's Shebab insisting they are responsible.Duration:01:34Jun 18, 2014
The United States on Tuesday seized a "key leader" of the deadly Benghazi attack, in which the US ambassador and three other Americans were killed two years ago, the Obama administration announced.Jun 18, 2014
40 Indian construction workers in Mosul city have been abducted by Sunni militants, while 46 Indian nurses have been trapped in Tikrit, in the internal-war torn Iraq.Jun 18, 2014
Allahabad, June 18 (ANI): Philately department of India's most populace state of Uttar Pradesh boosted sales of postage tickets as it recently launched a commemorative FIFA World Cup stamp, as the football fever catches on. The postage department said the sales have doubled due to the ongoing FIFA World cup. India is soon to host the under 17 World Cup and if anything can be said from the sales of these stamps it is that football is fast gaining popularity in India. The tournament where 32 nations have participated is the most watched event around the world.Jun 18, 2014
West Bengal/ New Delhi, June 18 (ANI): Trade union and officials held a tripartite meeting in Kolkata in a bid to rehabilitate the country's iconic Ambassador Car workers and discussed the back wage payment issue of nullified employees. The meeting was held between Ambassador Car company management, trade union and government officials. Earlier, the maker of the iconic Ambassador car- long hailed as the ultimate choice of Indian officialdom -halted its production on May 24, citing weak demand and a lack of funds, casting a shadow on the future of a vehicle, the appearance of which has essentially remained unchanged for more than five decades. Approximately 2, 600 workers had been left hapless much before the factory was shut.Jun 18, 2014
Rail Fare Hike: The decision to raise the railway fare by 14.5 per cent and freight rates by 6.5 per cent will be finalised only after Railway Ministers consult Narendra Modi...Jun 18, 2014
World's highest railway line coming up from Bilaspur to Leh via Manali in India
Experts warn a large asteroid will hit Earth soon, causing catastrophe
Saviour turns savage: Cop sought sexual favours from gang rape survivor
Young entrepreneur loses forearm to crocodile on the outskirts of Bengaluru
Police greet Glastonbury revellers by forming choir and singing Delilah
