indian-pm-accepted-invite-to-visit-bangladesh-mea

Indian PM accepted invite to visit Bangladesh: MEA

Dhaka, June 26 (ANI): Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday highlighted the relations between Bangladesh and India post Indian Foreign Minister's visit to the neighbouring country. MEA spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said that Bangladesh has assured that it will not allow its territory to be used against India. He also said that the Indian Prime Minister has accepted the invitation extended by the Bangladesh PM to visit Bangladesh. Akbaruddin added that the External Affairs Minister personally handed over a letter by the Indian PM to Bangladesh's Prime Minister inviting her to visit India and chart her way to the bilateral talks between both nations. Jun 26, 2014
Naidu's Delhi tour

Centre Assures AP of Quality Power Supply

Power-starved Andhra Pradesh will get quality power at affordable tariff in a year's time, the Union government has assured state Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday. Jun 26, 2014
congress-supporters-stage-sit-in-over-vyapam-scam-in-bhopal

Congress supporters stage sit-in over Vyapam scam in Bhopal

Bhopal, June 26 (ANI): Congress supporters staged a sit-in protest accusing leaders of the ruling BJP being involved in the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board or Vyapam scam. Congress workers demanded a probe to be conducted by the CBI on the scam. Meanwhile, student body, National Student's Union of India also protested against the scam. Congress leader Satyadev Katare also accused Madhya Pradesh Chief Shivraj Singh Chouhan of being involved in the employment scam. He showed documents of the Public Service Commission Examinations to prove that Chouhan's niece was appointed as Deputy Collector by illegal means and also said that the former had changed rules to destroy evidence of irregularities. Jun 26, 2014
disagreement-between-mha-and-mea-has-cast-shadow-over-sushma-swarajs-1st-visit-to-bangladesh-congr

Disagreement between MHA and MEA has cast shadow over Sushma Swaraj's 1st visit to Bangladesh: Congr

New Delhi, June 25 (ANI): As Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is to go on her first visit to Bangladesh, Congress leader Anand Sharma wished luck on the same. But he said that the disagreement between the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of External Affairs over Bangladesh have cast a shadow over the visit. Earlier, Home Minister had stopped easy visa system to the Bangladeshi nationals citing immigration problems. Jun 25, 2014