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 | Maoists kill 3 CPI (M) activists in West Bengal | | West Bengal, November 07(ANI): Suspected Maoist rebels killed three activists of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in West Bengal. The three activists were found murdered at Binpur village in West Medinipur district in the wee hours of the intervening night between Friday and Saturday. |
 | IACC celebrates its 40th anniversary in a grand way | | Mumbai, November 07(ANI): The Indo American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), an apex forum of industrialists and traders doing business with the US, celebrated its 40th anniversary in Mumbai on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, Paul Flombsee, US Consular General appreciated the chamber s initiative towards fostering and sustaining the relationship between the two countries. |
 | Opposition wants Govt. to withdraw sugarcane ordinance | | New Delhi/ Uttar Pradesh, November 07(ANI): As the stir over sugarcane pricing policy continues with many farmers setting ablaze their crops and some even trying to immolate themselves, Prakash Karat, general secretary of Communist Party of India today urged the central government to withdraw the new ordinance saying it will severely affect sugarcane farmers, especially in Uttar Pradesh. |
 | Murder of Muslim bizman erupts Communal violence in Patna | | Patna, November 07(ANI): Clashes today ensued between the majority and minority communities in Patna, over the alleged killing of a Muslim businessman. Mohammad Shamsher was allegedly killed on Friday night in the Khajekala area in Patna. When people in the neighbourhood areas came to know about the cold blooded murder, they turned violent and came on the streets to attack people belonging to Hindu community. |
 | Maoists damage schools in various naxal hit states | | Chhattisgarh, November 07(ANI): The latest victims of Naxalites are school children. Besides, demanding money from schools as levy , they have now even started to damage them. This is one such school in Narayanpur district in Chhattisgarh. Naxals destroyed it completely, as a result of which, it has today turned into an abandoned place in complete ruins. Children here are left with no option but to study at makeshift schools made by villagers, where they face many difficulties. |
 | Karnataka crisis has been resolved: Yeddyurappa | | New Delhi, November 07 (ANI): Talking to reporters before flying off to Vaishno Devi shrine, B S Yeddyurappa, Chief Minister of Karnataka today said that the crisis in his party in the state has been resolved. Crisis in BJP ruling Karnataka precipitated as a section of the cabinet led by G. Janardhana Reddy and G. Karunakara Reddy questioned the leadership of Yeddyurappa. |
 | Pakistan arrested 13 Indian fishermen, seized 3 boats | | Karachi, November 07 (ANI): Pakistani maritime authorities on Friday arrested 13 Indian fishermen and seized their three boats for illegally venturing into Pakistan's territorial waters. The arrested fishermen have been handed over to police in Karachi for necessary legal action. India and Pakistan whose relations have been strained by the 26/11 Mumbai assault last year have a disagreement over their maritime border in the Arabian Sea. |
 | Mirwaiz Farooq seeks revival of Indo Pak peace process | | Srinagar, November 07(ANI): Addressing devotees during Friday prayers at the main mosque in Srinagar, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, chairman of the separatist alliance All Parties Hurriyat Conference sought revival of peace process between India and Pakistan to find a solution to the decades old problem plaguing the disputed Himalayan region. |
 | NSG commandos to be examined in 26/11 case | | Mumbai, November 07(ANI): The Bombay High Court issued a directive on Friday stating that the National Security Guard (NSG) commandos will testify in the Mumbai attack case through videoconference and their identities will not be revealed. The order also mentioned that the media will not be allowed in the court during these hearings. |
 | Security beefed up in two boarding schools of Uttarakhand | | Dehradun, November 07(ANI): Security has been beefed up in two prestigious boarding schools in Dehradun following intelligence alert of a possible militant strike after the arrest of an American national by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on charges of plotting terror attacks overseas, including India. The FBI arrested David Coleman Headley, a Chicago resident and Tahawwur Hussein Rana Pakistani born Canadian citizen for plotting terror attacks. |
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