Raipur, Nov. 13: Security has been beefed up beefed up in Chhattisgarh ahead of first phase of Assembly poll.
All arrangements are in place for a free and fair election.
The polling in the 12 Assembly segments in Bastar region will start at 7 am and will close at 3 p. m. while in other 27 constituencies voting will take place between 8 a. m and 5 pm.
Washington, November 13 : Teen actress Miley Cyrus, who was reported to have been living with her beau Justin Gaston in her family home, has said that she would prefer to keep her love life ‘zip-tight’.
Though the ‘Hannah Montana’ star has previously admitted that she and her five years senior Gaston were together as a couple yet she declined to offer an insight to her private life.
The 15-year-old insists she had had enough trouble following her reported romance with singer Nick Jonas which had caused a bitter love enmity with fellow teen actress Selena Gomez earlier this year.
New Delhi, Nov. 13: ONGC Videsh Ltd. and its partner IPR Red Sea Inc. have made a second oil discovery in the North Ramadan Concession, Gulf of Suez, Egypt.
The discovery in well North Ramadan-2 (NR-2) is the second oil discovery in this block. The discovery well, NR-2, is located on a separate fault block north of IPR''s first oil discovery, NR-1A ST1, which produced approx. 3,000 BOPD (barrels of oil per day) and 1.5 MMSCFPD (million standard cubic feet per day) during the testing phase.
London, Nov 13 : Politicians who run for Prime Minister or President must go for an independent health examination and make their medical records public to ensure their ability to govern, a doctor has urged on the online British Medical Journal.
John McCain, the Republican candidate who lost the battle for US Presidency to Barack Obama, did not reveal his malignant melanoma diagnosis, despite happily revealing his medical records from Vietnam.
Amritsar, Nov 13: The 540th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, the first Sikh Guru, is being celebrated across the nation today. Devotees thronged Gurudwaras to pay their obeisance
Hundreds of devotees thronged to the Golden Temple early this morning to pay obeisance at the Sikhs'' holiest shrine.
"Devotees are coming in large numbers to offer prayers. Everybody is excited and they are thronging the temple in large numbers," said Avtar Singh Makkar, President, Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee.
Alleged unfair issue of 2G spectrum allocation by department of telecommunication has reached in Delhi high court. Petitioner Mr. Arvind Gupata challenged the First Come First Serve policy of government and alleged that telecom ministry is playing in the hands of some real estate majors and infrastructure giants. PIL alleged that government allotted 2G spectrums at throwaway prices causing huge loss to state exchequer.