NEW DELHI: NDA Convener George Fernandes was in the eye of a storm in Parliament over his reported remarks against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh which the treasury benches alleged was an "incitement to terrorists" against the head of the government and demanded his arrest.

NEW DELHI: UPA and its Left allies, BJP leader L K Advani said he would not be happy if the government falls as he would like it to continue and "make blunders, commit more mistakes and fill up their pot of sins".

BANGALORE: Terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are on the run and steps are being taken to bring infiltration from across the border to a "very low level", the army chief Gen J J Singh said.

NEW DELHI: In the backdrop of the Left onslaught, Congress President Sonia Gandhi has come out in full support of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the Indo-US Nuclear deal issue, saying the agreement fulfils all the assurances he had given repeatedly in Parliament.

NEW DELHI: The Indian government has decided it cannot give the PIOs same benefits as NRIs. Responding to the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs' Cabinet's proposal to provide same benefits to PIOs in investment, employment and property rights as available to NRIs, the Ministry of Home affairs has said.

HYDERABAD: Controversial Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen was roughed up by MIM activists who stormed into a book release function here, injuring a Telugu writer and a press photographer.

NEW DELHI: Describing India's strategic engagement with the US as a "national tragedy", Left parties warned the government of "serious consequences" if the civil nuclear deal is operationalized and insisted on considering the "sense" of Parliament on the matter.

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court declined to grant urgent hearing to Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's interim bail application and fixed August 20 to take it up.

NEW DELHI: Parliament paid glowing tributes to former Prime Minister Chandrashekhar with both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha adjourning for the day as a mark of respect to the late leader and six other members who died recently.

NEW DELHI: Even as the government and broadcasters are battling over the content code, the internet protocol television (IPTV) has quietly made its presence felt in India, opening a backdoor to unregulated adult content and a host of channels which are not permitted in the country.