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Heavy rains cripple normal life in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh The fear of floods loom large in Delhi as the water of River Yamuna continues to flow well above the danger mark of 204.88 metres on Sunday, which has created a sense of worry amongst the locals in low lying areas. Rain is still coming down heavily in most parts of the city. The rainfall for the month of August has already broken a 10-year record. There has been more than 413 mm of rainfall in the city till now this month. (56k)

Aam janta unanimously condemn salary hike of lawmakers The recent controversial salary hike proposed and endorsed by the Indian lawmakers has come under immense public backlash. Citizens across the nation have called the lawmakers 'unworthy' of the three-fold increase in perks and allowances. Concerned citizens in Shimla said the lawmakers are meant to work for the people and should not worry about their own salaries. (56k)

Raksha bandhan unites Hindus and Muslims in Rajkot Religion becomes unimportant, as diverse beliefs and faith converge into a singular identity to plait a world of colours and intricate knots for Rakhsha Bandhan, primarily a Hindu festival. Thanks to the efforts of Muslim families that have been engaged in the business of making Rakhis for the past 15 years, these multi hued accessories represent a unifying bond between Hindus and Muslims a small yet significant gesture contributing to this celebration of faith. (56k)

Nuke Bill will enable access to clean power: Power minister Backing Indian government over the Nuclear Liability Bill, India's power minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said on Monday the Bill will give access to clean energy. Shinde however did not completely rule out involvement of private companies into the business of nuclear power generation. India's cabinet cleared changes to the bill aimed at opening up the country's dollar 150 billion nuclear power market. (56k)