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Chinese articles to rule Indian market this Deepavali
Patna/ Agra, October 10 (ANI): With the Hindu festival of lights Deepavali approaching, the Indian markets are flooded with lamps, lights and statues.
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Indian PM congratulates Obama for bagging Nobel Peace Prize
Hyderabad, October 10 (ANI): Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday congratulated United States President Barack Obama for being chosen for the Nobel Peace Prize. India's Junior Foreign Minister Shashi Tharoor also extended his greetings to Obama.
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PM announces Rs 10 billion aid for flood-hit Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad, October 10 (ANI): After conducting an aerial survey of the flood affected regions in Andhra Pradesh on Friday Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced an advance aid of rupees 10 billion towards relief and rehabilitation works in the flood-hit districts of the state.
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India- Australia series to be a close one: Steve Waugh
New Delhi, October 10 (ANI): Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh on Friday said that the upcoming India-Australia series, which begins from October 25, will be a close one as India would be looking forward to display a better performance after their disappointing Champions Trophy.
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Floods in southern India lead to price rise
Nasik, October 10 (ANI): The floods in south Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka have lead to an increase in the prices of onions in Maharashtra.
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U-19 Cricketer Gagandeep Singh shot dead in Meerut
Meerut, October 10 (ANI): Gagandeep Singh an under-19 cricket player of Uttar Pradesh was shot dead by an unknown assailant in Meerut city on Friday, when he was out with his friends for the dinner.
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Probe on into killing of Francis Induwar, confirms police
Ranchi/ Siliguri/ Aurangabad, October 10 (ANI): The top brass of police on Friday in Jharkhand asserted that investigations into the killing of Francis Induwar, the police inspector killed by suspected Maoist for not releasing their leader Kobad Ghandy, are in progress.
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