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‘Mayalove’ sets House on fire
SP, Cong MLAs allege Governor soft on UP CM
Lucknow, February 10
The Uttar Pradesh Assembly saw a new low when Samajwadi Party (SP) members, alleging his “softness” towards the wrongdoings of the Mayawati government, hurled paper balls and missives at Governor TV Rajeshwar as he stood at the Speaker's podium to address the House on the opening day of the budget session today. While the entire opposition was expressing its protest against the BSP government, BJP had announced to keep away from the proceedings.

Samajwadi Party members raise slogans and display anti-government banners during the Governor’s address on the first day of the budget session in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly in Lucknow on Tuesday. — PTI

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Mulayam Case
SC to CBI: Why did you go to govt?
New Delhi, February 10
The Supreme Court today pulled up the CBI once again after the premier investigation agency admitted that it had sought Law Ministry’s opinion in the disproportionate assets case against former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav and his family members.

Peace with India must: Pakistan
Islamabad, February 10
Pakistan today told US special envoy Richard Holbrooke that peace with India is “a must” for it to concentrate on the war against terror along the Afghan border, in an apparent bid to put pressure on Washington to play a more active role in defusing Indo-Pak tensions.

Pak must tell us if more proof needed: Pranab
New Delhi, February 10
External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said India expected Pakistan to officially communicate if it wanted any more evidence for its investigations into the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. “We would expect official communication from the authorities of Pakistan whether they want anything extra from us and if they want anything additional from us, what they want?

Obama: Pak hasn’t tried hard to root out Al-Qaida
US President Barack Obama says Pakistan has not made a concerted effort to root out Al-Qaida and the Taliban from safe havens along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Obama, speaking at his first prime-time press conference on Monday night, said there was “no doubt” that terrorists were operating in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) along the mountainous border with Afghanistan.

Al-Qaida warns of more 26/11s
Thiruvananthapuram/London, February 10
India is capable of facing any threat to its security coming from any quarter, Defence Minister A K Antony today said in wake of a warning from a top Al-Qaida commander. “One thing I can tell you. Whatever threat coming from any quarter, our armed forces are always ready to face them,” Antony said on the sidelines of a function here.

Amritsar Trust Scam
Capt, Ch Jagjit chargesheeted
Chandigarh, February 10
The Vigilance Bureau, Punjab, has filed a charge sheet against 16 persons, including former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and former Minister for Local Government Chaudhri Jagjit Singh, in connection with the Amritsar Improvement Trust land-exemption scam.

IAS among 65 witnesses