Voicing deep concern over British Prime Minister David Cameron's recent announcement proposing measures to significantly reduce migration into Britain from non-EU nations, industry chamber CII on Thursday said such a move could disrupt operations of many Indian companies in Britain.


British restriction on work visa may disrupt Indian firms: CII


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Sri Lanka arrested eight Indian Nationals on Thursday for smuggling gold weighing 903 grams, media reported.


Eight Indians nabed in Sri Lanka for smuggling gold


The US federal judge in Boston formally sentenced 21-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death for his role in the 2013 Boston marathon bombing attacks and the killing of a police officer when on the run, media reported on Thursday.


Boston bomber Tsarnaev formally sentenced to death


Launching a scathing attack on St. Stephen's College principal Valson Thampu for "maligning her academic career", the research scholar who was allegedly molested by a teacher in the college has said that he was only interested in defending his own staff.


St.Stephen's principal maligning my image: Molested student


A court in Meghalaya on Wednesday remanded a former police officer to 14 days' judicial custody for allegedly raping two teenaged girls two years ago.


Rape-tainted Meghalaya ex-policeman sent to prison


A Delhi court has said that even a working wife is entitled to maintenance from her estranged husband irrespective of differences in their earnings.


Estranged working wife entitled to maintenance: Court


The mastermind behind the January 23 bomb blast at a court in Bihar was arrested in Delhi, police said on Wednesday.


Bihar court bomb blast mastermind held in Delhi


The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) on Wednesday sought to know from Delhi University's St. Stephen's College the action taken on a complaint about alleged sexual harassment of a research student by a professor.


DCW seeks St.Stephen's action report on sexual harassment


The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday sought a report on the recent Mumbai hooch tragedy that claimed 102 lives.


NHRC seeks report on Mumbai hooch tragedy


The Supreme Court will hear on Thursday plea by a group of Punjab-based travel agents challenging the validity of the Punjab Travel Professionals' Regulation Act, 2012 and its rules.


Punjab travel agents challenge regulatory provisions' validity


Marital rape is condemnable as is violence against women in any form, said Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi. Her view assumes significance as it runs contrary to the government's position that charge of marital rape was untenable in India due to the nature of the society and its beliefs and mindsets.


Marital rape is unacceptable: Maneka Gandhi (IANS Interview)


The main accused in the Mumbai hooch tragedy, in which at least 102 people have died, was arrested in the national capital on Tuesday and handed over to Mumbai police by a court.


Mumbai hooch tragedy kingpin arrested in Delhi (Fourth Lead)


As the indefinite strike by over 20,000 resident doctors in the national capital continued for the second day on Tuesday, the number of patients referred to the AIIMS crossed the 2,500-mark.


Delhi doctors' strike: AIIMS gets 2,500 referrals



Mumbai hooch tragedy kingpin arrested in Delhi (Third Lead)


The Meghalaya government on Tuesday banned Nestle's Maggi noodles in the state.


Maggi banned in Meghalaya


A court here on Tuesday dismissed an anticipatory bail plea of a St. Stephen's college teacher accused of molesting a PhD student.


St. Stephen's teacher's anticipatory bail plea dismissed


A dreaded criminal carrying a bounty of Rs.1 lakh was arrested here along with his three accomplices, police said on Tuesday.


Criminal with Rs.1 lakh bounty held


Over 500 AIIMS doctors here will on Thursday join an ongoing strike called by Delhi-based Federation Of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA), a senior resident doctor said.


Over 500 AIIMS doctors to join strike by FORDA


Scotland Yard agents have arrested the director  general of Rwanda's national intelligence and security services Karenzi  Karake, who is wanted by Spain for war crimes, media reported on Tuesday.


Rwandan intelligence chief arrested in London for war crimes


A court here on Tuesday dismissed an anticipatory bail plea of St. Stephen's college professor accused of molesting a PhD student.


St.Stephen's professor's anticipatory bail plea dismissed


The Maharashtra government has held two clerks 'responsible' for the suicide of a farmer in Yavatmal and booked them for culpable homicide, activists said here on Tuesday.

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