Politics

Money given to media houses to defame us: AAP Part - 1

New Delhi, Nov 24 (ANI): The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Sunday maintained its claim that money was distributed in some media houses to defame the party. The allegation comes in the wake of a sting operation by media portal mediasarkar.com, which showed some AAP members allegedly accepting donations without proper verification. The party also claimed that the sting tapes were doctored.

Nov 25, 2013

Why doesn't Narendra Modi agrees for narco test: RB Sreekumar

Allahabad, Nov 24 (ANI): Former Gujarat DGP RB Sreekumar on Sunday questioned why Narendra Modi doesn't agree for a narco test if he is truthful. He said that he also have a record of all the illegal orders given by Modi before his suspension. Further, he said that there was no order whatsoever of permission to tap Sreekumar's phones and that it is a punishable crime on Modi's part.

Nov 25, 2013

India welcomes nuclear agreement between Iran, US and its allies

New Delhi, Nov 24 (ANI): India welcomed agreement between Iran, US and its allies to resolve nuclear issue, said MEA spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin on Sunday. Iran and six world powers reached a breakthrough deal early on Sunday to curb Tehran's nuclear programme in exchange for limited sanctions relief, in what could be the first sign of an emerging rapprochement between the Islamic state and the West. Aimed at ending a dangerous standoff, the agreement between Iran and the United States, France, Germany, Britain, China and Russia was clinched after more than four days of tortuous negotiations in the Swiss city of Geneva.

Nov 25, 2013

Pressure builds on crisis-hit Thai government

Tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators march through the tense Thai capital in an escalation of mass street rallies aiming to topple Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's embattled government. Duration: 01:01

Nov 25, 2013

Mental trauma haunts Philippines typhoon survivors

Mental trauma haunts the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan as they try to rebuild their lives. Duration: 02:13

Nov 25, 2013

Saudi Juliet demands right to marry her Yemeni Romeo

A young Saudi woman on Sunday urged a Yemeni court to let her stay and marry the man she loves, defying norms in both deeply conservative countries. Duration: 01:15

Nov 25, 2013

Thousands flee as Indonesia volcano erupts eight times

A volcano in western Indonesia erupted eight times in just a few hours, "raining down rocks" over a large area and forcing thousands to flee their homes, officials say. Duration: 00:37

Nov 25, 2013

Protestors, police in new clashes near Ukraine govt seat

Pro-Western Ukrainians scuffle with police near the government building in a second day of major protests against a decision to scrap a key pact with the European Union. Duration: 00:33

Nov 25, 2013

Judgement day in sensational Indian double murder trial

A judge is due to deliver his verdict on a prosperous dentist couple accused of murdering their teenage daughter and servant in a trial that has obsessed India for five years. Duration: 00:38

Nov 25, 2013

Golden Dawn members appear in Greek court

Three Golden Dawn MP's appeared in court Monday saying the charges they face are politically motivated. The trio have until 7 December to prepare their cases. Duration: 00:33

Nov 25, 2013

Latvian ministers honour dead in supermarket collapse

Members of the Latvian government observed a minute of silence on Monday, to honour the dead on All Souls Day and pray for the victims of a collapsed supermarket in Riga which killed at least 54 people. Duration: 00:29

Nov 25, 2013

British eccentricity celebrated in London photography exhibition

British people are typically renowned for their eccentricity and two photographers from different generations --Tony Ray Jones and Martin Parr -- have spent their lives documenting such quirks. Duration: 02:12

Nov 25, 2013

Syria: Brahimi meeting in Geneva with US and Russian officials

Syrian government and opposition negotiators will meet for the first time since start of the country's 32 month-old war in Geneva from January 22, the UN announced Monday. Duration: 00:35

Nov 25, 2013

US poor struggle for Thanksgiving food following government cuts

Every Thanksgiving, millions of American families find it difficult to get a turkey for the table, and this year's celebration on Thursday will be even more difficult than usual for those on low incomes following government cuts. Duration: 02:06

Nov 25, 2013

Jharkhand Chief Hemant Soren reopens coal mine in rebel infested Latehar

Latehar, Nov 24 (ANI): Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, reopened Jharkhand Mineral Development Corporation (JSMDC) owned Sikni coal mine recently in Latehar district which paved way for a large number of jobs in the rebel-infested district. The mine operations were closed since September 2011, after the coal deposits on the land allotted to the coal mine got exhausted. The mine operations were stopped over the issue of a mining lease for fresh stretches and lack of compliance on part of JSMDC. At least 40,000 families had been directly or indirectly affected by the closure. These families included employees of the coal mine and transporters.

Nov 24, 2013