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  • The nun from Orissa reacts during a press conference in New Delhi. Photo Courtesy: AP
    The Catholic nun who was allegedly raped in Kandhamal has moved Orissa High Court seeking a direction to prosecution to conduct Test Identification Parade (TIP) of the accused outside Kandhamal district.
  • Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh. Photo Courtesy: AFP
    A decision on the Maharashtra leadership issue is likely by Wednesday.The discussions on the matter would gain momentum only after Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukhin arrives in New Delhi on Tuesday.
  • A Rapid Action Force policeman guards the site as people leave flowers outside the Taj Mahal hotel. Photo Courtesy: AP
    A seven-member team of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and a team from the Scotland Yard of UK, which have arrived in the city, started their assessment of the Mumbai terror attack and met senior police officials on Monday.
  • Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi. Photo Courtesy: AFP
    In the wake of Mumbai terror strikes, the Ministry of External Affairs on Monday summoned Pakistan High Commissioner Shahid Malik to lodge protest over Pakistan's failure to curb terrorism emanating from its soil.
  • Local residents light candles in front of the Taj Mahal hotel in memory of those who died in the attacks. Photo Courtesy: AP
    The deadly terror strikes in Mumbai is likely to cast a shadow on the ongoing Indo-Pak peace process and composite dialogue, with the government coming under immense pressure to act tough with Pakistan in view of the continued terrorism emanating from there.
  • A file photo of Rizwanur Rehman.
    Industrialist Ashok Todi was on Monday remanded in 12 days of judicial custody for allegedly abetting his son in-law Rizwanur Rahman's suicide.
  • Maharashtra Navnirman Sena leader Raj Thackeray. Photo Courtesy: AP
    A fresh non-bailable arrest warrant was today issued against Maharashtra Navnirman Sena Chief Raj Thackeray after he failed to appear in a Jamshedpur court in connection with a case pertaining to his alleged derogatory remarks over 'chhat' festival.
  • The scene of the blast site is pictured in Malegaon. Photo Courtsey: AFP
    The mood at the special MCOCA court on Monday was sombre when Maharashtra's Anti-Terrorism Squad(ATS) shaken by the killing of its chief Hemant Karkare produced Dayanand Pandey, an accused in the Malegaon blasts case, who was sent to judicial custody.
  • Home Minister P Chidambaram. Photo Courtesy: PIB
    P Chidambaram, who took charge of the home ministry Monday after Shivraj Patil quit in the aftermath of the Mumbai attacks, assured that the government would respond with "determination" to threats posed to national security and sought the support of the people.
  • Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Photo Courtesy: AP
    Emphasising that Congress is not into "politicising" terror, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday sought cooperation of all political parties in fighting the "serious problem" of terrorism.
  • Map of Jharkhand.
    "We have constituted teams to trace the truck and the consignment. The truck might have been taken outside the state," said S N Pradhan, spokesperson of Jharkhand police.
  • Power Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde. Photo Courtesy: PIB
    Union Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Monday appeared emerging as the frontrunner to succeed Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh who has offered to resign in the aftermath of terror attacks in Mumbai.
  • Map of Mizoram
    The main opposition Congress party's manifesto for Tuesday's elections declares that ecological balance and saving the forest cover are essential for the survival of mankind.
  • The national capital had 598 cases in which 602 women were sexually assaulted. Photo: Flickr
    A total of 20,737 cases of rape were reported last year registering a 7.2 percent increase over the previous year, with Madhya Pradesh becoming the "rape capital" of the country by topping the list of such incidents.
  • India's new Home Minister P Chidambaram. Photo Courtesy: AP
    "We will have a reasonable growth rate, inflation will moderate and growth rate would be very satisfactory," he told reporters as he wound up work in the Finance Ministry before moving to the other part of North Block as Home Minister.
  • People crowd outside Leopold Cafe, one of the several places where terrorists shot at people. Photo Courtesy: AP
    Two days after the last of the terrorists was gunned down by commandos, the country's commercial capital limps back to normal with the routine flurry of activities seen in almost all parts of the city.
  • Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh. Photo Courtesy: Flickr.
    "I offered to resign at the CWC meeting (on Saturday) if any responsibility lies on the Chief Minister. Whatever decision the high command and my leader takes, I will abide by it," 63-year-old Deshmukh told a news conference in Mumbai.
  • Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister R R Patil.
    "I have submitted my resignation letter to Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh. I have gone by my conscience and decided to take this step," Patil told PTI.
  • File photo of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan from his Orkut profile. Photo Courtesy: Orkut
    A visibly angry father of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, the National Security Guard (NSG) commando killed while battling terrorists in Mumbai, Sunday night refused to accept condolences from the Kerala chief minister and asked him to leave his home in Bangalore.
  • Map of Assam.
    "Culling operations are on in the district of Kamrup since Friday and so far about 40,000 chickens and ducks were killed," said Manoranjan Choudhury, deputy director of the Assam Veterinary department.
  • Mayawati, BSP supremo and Uttar Pradesh chief minister. Photo Courtesy: AP.
    Asking the Centre to take "moral responsibility" for the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, Bahujan Samaj Party supremo and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati said on Monday that the "mere resignation" of Shivraj Patil from the post of the union Home Minister will not serve the purpose.
  • US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Photo Courtesy: AFP.
    With India blaming Pakistan-based elements for the Mumbai terror strikes, the US on Monday said Islamabad must "follow evidence wherever it leads" and lend "absolute" and "transparent" cooperation in the probe as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice headed for New Delhi.
  • Manmohan Singh, Indian Prime Minister. Photo Courtesy: PIB.
    Under severe attack in the wake of Mumbai terror strikes, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh declared on Sunday night that legal framework will be strengthened in the battle against terrorism and a Federal Investigation Agency will be set up, even as the Left parties cautioned against enactment of "draconian" laws.
  • Paramilitary soldiers stand guard as people walk past in front of the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai. Photo Courtesy: AP
    Nearly 7,000 people have lost their lives during the UPA government's rule since 2004 in over 25,000 incidents, according to latest data available with the Union home ministry.
  • Weapons recovered from the terrorists are seen after the commando operation at the Taj hotel. Photo Courtesy: AP
    The attack in Mumbai, made by terrorists who took the sea route to sneak into the city, could have been averted if officials had heeded fishermen's alerts, community leaders said on Sunday.
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