 - UP polls: 109 candidates face criminal charges
 Out of these 109 candidates, 46 of them are accused in serious crimes such as murder, rape, extortion and rioting.
- No police pressure on Rushdie: JLF organiser
 Sanjoy Roy said that they called off the video link because they were scared not that the police failed to provide protection.
- UP Muslims won't be misled by Bukhari: Digvijaya
 Maulana Ahmad Bukhari had appealed to Muslims to vote for SP candidates in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls.
- Paes conquers final frontier with landmark win
 Leander Paes completed a career slam of men's doubles titles in the 2012 Australian Open.
- Delhi: Baby Falak continues to battle for life
 Doctors say chances are high that she may live in a vegetative state if she survives.
- 'Morally bound' Nair quits as IIT-P chairman
 Former Knowledge Commission chairman Dr PM Bhargav has backed Nair, calling the government decision dictatorial.
- Pawar to call it quits, won't fight 2014 LS polls
 NCP Chief and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said that it is his responsibility to encourage younger generation.
- Rahul to be blamed if Cong fails in UP: Pawar
The NCP supremo said that in Uttar Pradesh it looks like Samajwadi Party has "more advantage"of getting support.
- Madhavan Nair thrown out like 'garbage': CNR Rao
 Nair said he appreciated Rao and other scientists for their support to him and was happy they voiced their concern over the developments in public.
- IAEA team heads to Iran to seek nuclear answers
 The IAEA issued a report in November with details of suspected research and development activities in Iran relevant to nuclear weapons.
- NOTW phone hacking: Sun journo among 5 arrested
 Last week, News International settled a string of legal claims after it admitted that people working for the tabloid had hacked in to the private phones.
- England collapse gives Pakistan series win
 Rehman grabbed 6-25 to dismiss England for 72 and clinch a 72-run win on Day 4 of the second Test.
- Time for young blood in Test team: Pawar
 ''Time has come for some changes in the Indian cricket team,'' said ICC President Sharad Pawar.
- Aus media slams 'disgraceful' Indians
 The Australian media goes all out to rap the Indians over the knuckles.
- 'Manner of defeat will hurt seniors more'
 Gavaskar feels that the "manner of defeat" in England and Australia was more disappointing than the 0-8 scoreline.
- Masand: 'Agneepath' is a glossy, well-acted film
 The film is enhanced by uncompromising, brutal action, and by its striking camerawork.
- Masand: 'The Descendants' is a must-watch
 The Descendants is a unique tragi-comedy that makes you look at life, family and priorities with new eyes
- Masand: 'Haywire' is a thoroughly enjoyable B-movie
 The script of Haywire is serviceable at best, and there's very little tension leading up to the action scenes.
- Review: 'Contraband' not the best of the heists
 At best 'Contraband' is mildly exciting.
- Didn't blame girls in 'Pyaar Ka Punchnama': Luv
 IBNLive confronted Luv Ranjan, the director of 'Pyaar Ka Punchnama', on the subject of his film.
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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.