Editor's Desk: The "Hindu Terror" word was innovated for the first time when Col Srikant Purohit and Sadhvi Pragya Singh were arrested in connection with the 2009 Malegaon blast. Now, another name is creating the storm - Swami Aseemanand.

Editor's Desk: The UPA-II has seen a series of scams - CWG, 2G, Adasrh Housing and revival of Bofors. Conflicting reports are coming from Switzerland that points fingers at the Gandhi family. Is the Congress on a decline?

Editor’s Desk: The so-called 'hollow life' of sex workers does not last beyond 10 years after which they end up as completely impoverished on city streets. The result of legalising prostitution is more security and rights for sex workers.

Breaking News! The rift within the BJP is wide open over the demand for a JPC probe into the 2G spectrum scam. Senior leaders Murli Manohar Joshi and Sushma Swaraj are taking on each other, much to the delight of the Congress.

Editor's Desk: Not many years ago, the BJP government in Delhi lost the elections because of rising onion prices. The party never managed to come back to power since then. The onion is back again to haunt the Congress government in Delhi.

Editor's Desk: Ratan Tata, who has been considered as the flag bearer of corporate India, has shocked everyone by joining the mud-slinging and war-of-words with Independent Rajya Sabha MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar.

Editor's Desk: The Supreme Court has slammed former Telecom Minister A Raja for showing "disregard" to the Prime Minister. However, Raja said he never did so. Who is telling the truth? The PM or Raja?

Editor's Desk: Can time heal? Sometimes! Think of 26/11 and only pain, agony, despair and scars come to our minds. Who can forget the traumatic night of November 26, 2008 and the 60 hours of terror that followed?

Editor's Desk: The CNN-IBN Exit polls on Bihar elections came true, as the JD(U)-BJP combine swept the polls with over 3/4th majority in the assembly. The NDA hit a double century to end up at 206 seats.

Editor's Desk: If you still believe that India's political system runs from Delhi, then think again. The regional powers in the country have defied that myth and established their supremacy over the years.