Blasts  

Sri Lanka saw eight blasts on Easter Sunday that killed as many as 290 people. Police defused a ninth bomb and arrested 13 people. Curfew that had been imposed indefinitely has been lifted.
 

The series of blasts in Sri Lanka has left one Indian dead, among the 185. The victim has been identified as Razeena from Kerala. The Sri Lankan police have arrested seven people in connection with the blasts and stated that it looks like suicide bombing. The efforts to bring back the mortal remains of the Kerala woman are underway.

A seventh blast has been reported from Sri Lanka and the death toll now stands at 185. About 400 people have been injured in the attack. 200 troops have been deployed to carry out rescue operation.

Six blasts have been reported from Sri Lanka and the death toll has touched 138. About 400 people have been injured in the attack. 200 troops have been deployed to carry out rescue operation.
 

Thakur’s candidature — a direct threat to Digvijay Singh of the Congress—from the high-profile Bhopal seat had ruffled a lot of feathers as she is an accused in the Malegaon Blasts case

A "civilisational" contest to boot is what it may well turn out to be given the larger issues at stake. In no other single contest are the battle lines as clearly drawn as in Bhopal: National interest versus minority appeasement.

 

 

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on January 24 arrested a 33-year-old man, accused in the 2006 Kozhikode twin blasts cases, at the Delhi airport.

 

Endorsing film and theatre actor Naseeruddin Shah's view on Indian society or politics is akin to a subscription to the product endorsement fallacy. It's like saying Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s ability to finish cricket matches and his sense of timing while keeping the stumps automatically translates into expertise in motorcycle tyres or sugar-saturated soft drink that your child should drink!

Amit Shah said, “Their workers and leaders went on rampage raising provocative slogans, raping women and murdering men in cold blood. Yet no one was even punished despite multiple commissions and several eyewitnesses”
 

'India may have won today at Eden but I am sorry @bcci, CoA &CAB lost. Looks like the No Tolerance Policy  against Corrupt takes a leave on Sundays! I know he was allowed to contest HCA polls but then this is shocking....The bell is ringing, hope the powers that be are listening.,' Gautam Gambhir wrote