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MP Finance Minister Raghavji forced to quit as servant accuses him of sodomy
In a huge embarassment for Madhya Pradesh's BJP government in an election year, a senior minister was today forced to resign after his male servant filed a police complaint accusing him of sexual exploitation.
Former Maoist Ganti Prasadam is dead
Ganti Prasadam, as he was popularly known, died while undergoing treatment at Narayana Hospital in Nellore town.
Floods, deaths in MP as 47 out of 50 districts receive above normal rains
Above normal rains have been registered in 47 out of 50 districts of Madhya Pradesh from June one to July four this year. Stating this, an official release said on Friday that normal rainfall has been registered only in Anuppur, Balaghat and Singrauli dis...
Messi and Neymar can succeed together: Pep Guardiola
The former Barca coach is convinced the combination can work and do wonders for the Spanish giants.
Centre allocates coal blocks to Bihar for thermal power projects
The central government has allocated a separate coal block for three upcoming thermal power projects in electricity starved Bihar, a state minister said in Patna on Friday.
FIFA suspends Cameroon for government interference
The suspension could prevent Cameroon playing a key World Cup qualifier on September 6 against Libya.
No one can pull off the old world charm like Sonakshi: Ranveer
Ranveer believes that Sonakshi Sinha was the best choice for her part in 'Lootera'.
Samsung unveils 20.2 megapixel WB110 camera with 26x optical zoom
The WB110 has a 3-inch (76.2mm) hVGA LCD display, and can capture 720p HD-quality videos.
SC expresses the need for a law to curb freebies by political parties
The apex court said distribution of freebies influence voters and shake the foundation of democracy.
Lifters pick up two medals on opening day of Asian C'ships
Indian weightlifters bagged a silver and a bronze medal on the opening day of the 20th Women and 27th Men's Asian Junior Championships.
Don't besmirch Mandela's name, overcome differences: Desmond Tutu appeals to family
Nelson Mandela is being kept alive by a breathing machine and faces "impending death," court documents show.
Bolivia's Evo Morales says US aimed to intimidate countries over Snowden issue
Bolivian President Evo Morales said on Thursday that the rerouting of his plane over suspicions that National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden was on board was a plot by the US to intimidate him and other Latin American leaders.
F1 drivers threaten boycott if tyre problems persist
Five drivers suffered blowouts at Silverstone on Sunday and a piece of tyre narrowly missed the head of Fernando Alonso of Ferrari.
Gonzalo Higuain close to Arsenal move
Arsenal will pay around 27 million euros for the striker.
Egypt army says right to protest protected, urges restraint
The statement was posted on Facebook after the arrests of Muslim Brotherhood leaders following the removal of Morsi.
SC to decide on Tamil Nadu governments' freebies today
The petitioner questioned the freebies distributed by both the DMK and AIADMK governments as part of poll promise.
