Editor's Desk: Never before we had seen such a huge outrage and antipathy towards a government post-Emergency. The Congress Party, which has been ruling the country under the aegis of UPA (United Progressive Alliance) since 2004, has been isolated in the political arena over the unprecedented diesel price hike last night.

Editor's Desk: The dormant Congress Party got a new lease of life in Odisha, thanks to the massive rally organised against the Naveen Patnaik-led BJD government in Bhubaneswar today, but that comes at a price - they lost the face as a responsible party.

Editor's Desk: BJP veteran LK Advani has shocked the nation by triggering a bid debate in the political arena through his blog. Advani's anti-Modi stand was clear from his writing, as he predicted a non-Congress, non-BJP Prime Minister aftermath 2014 polls.

Editor's Desk: Millions people across India glued to their TV sets today at 11 AM to watch Aamir Khan's much-awaited TV show, "Satyamev Jayate" on Star Plus. The show showed the real picture of India and the issues that need urgent attention.

Editor's Desk: In a cricket crazy nation like India, people worship Sachin Tendulkar as the 'God'. Everyone wanted him to get the 'Bharat Ratna', but hardly anyone wanted him to join politics.

Editor's Desk: There is little doubt that Naveen Patnaik-led Odisha government has bowed to the Maoists, who are all set to hijack the system with their dirty tricks and tactics.

Breaking News! In a big development today, slain Maoist leader Kishenji's aide Suchitra Mahato surrendered before the West Bengal Police. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that she was with Kishenji when he was killed in an encounter.

Editor's Desk: 'The Wall' and 'Mr. Dependable' of Indian Cricket, Rahul Dravid has finally bid an adieu to Test and First Class Cricket. With this, a golden era (1996-2012) in Indian cricket has come to an end. He had earlier retired from ODI cricket in 2011.

Editor's Desk: India witnessed a major political spectacle on March 6 with the results of assembly polls in the five Indian states. The results gave a clear signal to the major national parties Congress and the BJP for the 2014 general elections.

Editor's Desk: While the BJP ruled out supporting either the Samajwadi Party or the BSP in Uttar Pradesh, Mayawati is reportedly inching closer to the Congress in a desperate bid to keep SP out of power.