Govt to withdraw affidavit on Lord Ram

September 13, 2007

News Cholera outbreak in Orissa Photograph: Getty Images Government to withdraw affidavit on Lord Ram The Central government on Thursday decided to withdraw the offending remarks on Lord Ram's existence in its affidavit before the Supreme Court on the Sethu Samudram Shipping Canal Project. · BJP wants dismissal of minister over Ram affidavit · BJP mulls movement on Lord Ram · Red Fort attack: Delhi HC upholds death verdict for Ashfaq · 1,190 death sentences awarded in India · Bihar: 10 lynched by mob for stealing · NGO drags SRK to court over construction · TN: Ordinance for minorities quota soon · N-deal will undo UPA govt: Yashwant Sinha · Left won't be there to help govt seal N-deal: Karat · Pakistan bars Sharif from contesting polls · Japanse think-tank favours Indo-US N-deal · French President Sarkozy to be R-Day guest · Manipur: Flood situation improves · Assam: Youth shot dead by ULFA · Jnanpith winner Indira Goswami suffers stroke · Police prevent Nedumaran from going on fast · Another quake in Indonesia, India 'keeps watch' · MPs are duty-bound to set standards: President · Terrorists have become more lethal under Musharraf: Book · US Gandhi foundation nominates Muhammad Ali for Peace Nobel · Kerala govt draws flak over award for Husain · Sushma Swaraj first woman to get best MP award · Congo smuggling case: General to probe IPKF's role · Canines to counter terror threat · 30 militants killed in Pakistan · Turban checks: US lawmaker raps govt agency · Orissa's Sukinda valley, Vapi: India's shame! · Coming soon, a hair academy in Hyderabad! · Column: As difficult as 123 · Column: Prepare now for India's 100th anniversary · Image: Shinzo Abe hospitalised · Image: Cholera outbreak in Orissa · Image: Bilal's father breaks down

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