 - Cong disowns Khurshid's 9 pc Muslim quota
 The Congress also distanced itself from party's general secretary Digvijaya Singh's statement on the Batla House encounter.
- Govt sanctions prosecution of Google, Facebook
 Summons will be sent to the Internet companies through the MEA.
- 'Screening social websites a technological issue'
 Som Mittal, president of NASSCOM says the court is just following a legal process given that criminal proceedings have already been filed.
- Air India pilots to go on 'no-pay-no-work'
 The decision of the pilots to go on "no-pay-no-work" strike is likely to affect the flights from Saturday morning.
- Pakistani PM called UK diplomat, fearing coup
 Gilani asked High Commissioner Adam Thomson for Britain to support his embattled government.
- Indian doc charged with sexually abusing patients
 The doctor sexually exploited young female patients and secretly videotaped and photographed them in his clinic in New York.
- AIIMS racket: Delhi police arrests two doctors
 The 2 are believed to be part of a well-organised racket involved in leaking question papers.
- Marines urinating on dead Taliban identified
 The unit involved was deployed to Afghanistan mainly in Helmand province in early 2011.
- German bank may seize two Kingfisher planes
 The cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines is having trouble making interest payments and paying salaries.
- Kolkata: Woman gives birth on road, dies
 West Bengal Health Director said a three-member inquiry team had been formed to look into the issue.
- Sikh man wins turban case against France in UN
 The UN's rights body has concluded that France had violated the religious freedom of 76-year-old Ranjit Singh.
- Delhi: Jilted lover stabs girl to death
 Police have arrested Rajesh, who is in his early 30's, in connection with the incident.
- British PM refuses to apologise for BBC show
 The host of 'Top Gear' on BBC allegedly mocked India, making offensive comments about India's trains, toilets, food.
- Aus ride on Warner ton to sink India on Day 1
 Australia were 149/0 at stumps on day one of the Perth Test after bowling out India for 161.
- Abject India are snoozing and losing
 Throughout the series India's players have been sleeping on the job, and they don't show any signs of learning.
- Is it time to drop Dhoni?
 Dhoni has contributed little with the bat and as a leader in a sorry run of six away defeats.
- Sehwag is fast becoming a liability
 Abhishek Nandwani: Sehwag has become one of the softest targets for the Australian bowlers.
- Masand: 'Arthur Christmas' is rollicking fun
 Whether you ever believed in Santa Claus or not, you'll find Arthur Christmas is a charming animation film.
- Masand: 'Ghost' is a staggeringly silly film
 Ghost is a hare-brained horror film in which doctors, nurses and ward-boys are brutally killed by a spirit.
- Review: 'Tutiya Dil', relevant subject, bad acting
 The director has left no stone unturned to make 'Tutiya Dil' a good watch but bad acting has hampered his chances.
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Calls congress Taliban on Big B episode in his blog.
Modi's questioning comes 8 years after the 2002 communal riots, which left over 1,000 dead in Gujarat.
She denied that the SP was divided on Friday.
Activists and opposition parties have resumed their attack on Modi.
The chief justice is the ex-officio visitor of GNLU.
CM Sheila Dikshit says she doesn't know why Abhishek ads were dropped.
Says the apex court will now decide on his answers.
It will decide the fate of 1342 in 198 wards.
In fact Congress ministers drove BJP MLAs in their car to vote.
Gujarat Chief Minister faces questioning for the first time.
For the BJP, it was time to close ranks and rally behind the man.
The CM was originally expected at the meet along with Bachchan on Sunday.
Says he didn't commit crime by attending the event.
Says Modi himself responsible for landing in such a situation.