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India News  Jaya Bachchan Reprimanded In Rajya SabhaSamajwadi Party member Jaya Bachchanwas on Thursday reprimanded in the Rajya Sabha, with the Chair asking her to "behave properly".
Dunlop issue snowballing into political controversyWith the Lok Sabha elections not far away, the Trinamool Congress has found the closure of tyre-maker Dunlop India Limited an issue to negate its 'anti-industry' tag slapped on it by the CPI(M) after the departure of the Tatas. The Trinamool Congress has stepped in when the closure of Dunlop's Sahagunj unit is snowballing into a political controversy with the West Bengal government turning down the party's demand for incentives to reopen the factory. Politicians, soulless and emotionlessSome women wearing lipstick and powder have taken to the streets in Mumbai and are abusing politicians, thus spreading dissatisfaction against democracy” Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi“If it had not been (Major) Sandeep’s house, not even a dog would have glanced that way” VS Achuthanandan“Itne bade shahar me ekadha hadsa ho jaata hai” Politics in real life is like a brainless child: Ashok MishraAfter having achieved success with director Shyam Benegal’s Welcome To Sajjanpur writer Ashok Mishra is now looking forward toShyam Benegal’s next a political satire. Ashok Mishra has been associated with director Shyam Benegal right from 1987 with his epic serial Bharat Ek Khoj. However, what Ashok Mishra enjoys the most is writing scripts based on political background. “I simply love the subject and enjoy it,” he says. “There is so much humor attached to it. Lalu Prasad is so popular that he Cong gets Bollywood flavour‘Jee Karda bhai Jee Karda, Congress nu Jitan da Jee Karda...’ If you hear this parody of the chart-buster from Akshay Kumar-starrer 'Singh is Kinng' being sung by enthusiastic Congress supporters, don't be surprised. Popular Bollywood numbers are becoming the easiest way for the political parties to attract the attention of young voters. The Congress has also adopted the tactics in the campaign for Delhi assembly polls and distributed a music CD to each of its candidate to publicise achievements PM for multilateral approach to meet 'contemporary challenges'Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday called for 'collective and multilateral approaches' to deal with 'contemporary challenges' like terrorism and the food and energy crisis and stressed on the UN's central role to promote global peace, stability and development. Delhi police says terrorists planned 20 blasts in DelhiDelhi Police on Sunday claimed that the terror module was planning to explode at least 20 bombs in several places in the national capital, including Nehru Place.Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) H G S Dhaliwal told media persons here today, "The Indian Mujahideen militants were planning to strike terror by exploding bombs in Nehru Place, a locality which houses several multi-storeyed buildings, and other parts of the capital." 'Arrested terrorist Saif not a Jamia Milia student'Suspected terrorist Mohammad Saif, who was arrested Friday following a gun battle in south Delhi, is not a student of Jamia Milia Islamia University, varsity officials said Saturday.'It's an inaccurate information doing the rounds that he (Saif) is a student of Jamia Milia. We have checked and cross checked our facts and despite confirming that again and again, these false stories are being created,' Rakshanda Jalil, chief spokesperson of the university, told IANS.
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