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Taking potshots at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar after he accused the saffron brigade of betraying and cornering its senior elders in an oblique reference to the sidelining of Lal Krishna Advani, senior BJP leader M. Venkaiah Naidu today said every party should take care of its own outfit and not poke its nose into other parties. Naidu said Advani is BJPs tallest leader and has the moral authority. The Bihar Chief Minister earlier in the day rejected the BJPs charge of betrayal, and accused the saffron outfit of betraying and ignoring its own senior leaders.
Venkaiah asks JD(U) to stay away from BJP's internal affairs
 
<P>A road accident on Delhi-Dehradun National Highway (NH-58) today claimed lives of seven devotees after the mini bus they were travelling in collided with a truck stranded on the stretch. Five others sustained grave injuries.<BR></P>
7 die in road mishap on Delhi-Dehradun stretch of NH-58
 
Monsoon has covered India ahead of its schedule and its fury has taken its toll across North-west region. Incessant rains lashed Uttarakhand due to which over 10 people lost their lives.
10 dead, over 3500 pilgrims stuck as rains lash Uttrakhand
 
Nine days after the brutal gangrape and murder of a 20-year-old girl in West Bengals Barasat district took place, chief minister Mamata Banerjee visited the grieving family but was forced to leave the place within five minutes of her arrival, due to protests by a group of women protestors on Monday. The protesters shouted anti-government slogans The deceased girls family had earlier refused any kind of help from the state government and had demanded that all the rapists be hanged to death.<BR>
Mamata meets rape victim's family for 5 minutes
 
About 52 people who were stranded in a heavily flooded area in Haryana were rescued by a joint operation run by the army and the National Disaster Relief Management (NDRF) teams. The people were trapped within a tract of land at Lapra village in the state’s Yamunanagar district after the surrounding area was heavily flooded by the water of the Yamuna River. Continuous monsoon rains in the region have heavily flooded many areas and have created troublesome situation for the local people as they struggled to save their lives and properties.
52 people stranded in flooded area rescued in Haryana
 


Arrival of monsoon in the Capital, before time has brought much relief to Delhiites from the scorching heat, but the heavy downpour has led to waterlogging in many areas, causing inconvenience to commuters.
Monsoon arrives early, Delhiites get respite from heat
 
About 52 people who were stranded in a heavily flooded area in Haryana were rescued by a joint operation run by the army and the National Disaster Relief Management (NDRF) teams.
Haryana: 52 people stranded in flooded area rescued
 
BJP on Monday asked Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar the reason behind the change in his stand towards Modi after a video of him praising his Gujarat counterpart Narendra Modi, surfaced in media. BJP leader Giriraj Singh questioned Kumar’s changing statements.
BJP questions Nitish’s contradictory comments about Modi
 
The Reserve Bank of India kept interest rates unchanged on Monday keeping in mind the increase in food prices, rupee depreciation and uncertainty over foreign fund inflows.
RBI leaves repo rate, CRR unchanged
 
Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, the chief of Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD), an Islamist charity linked to outlawed militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) warned Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for his India-friendly attitude.
JuD chief Hafiz Saeed warns Pak for India-friendly attitude
 


Congress held a meeting of the newly elected general secretaries in New Delhi after making major reshuffles for the 2014 elections.
Cong entrusts new responsibilities to its leaders ahead of polls
 
A day after Janata Dal (United) broke its 17-year-old alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Monday blamed the BJP for the end of 17-year-old alliance. While defending JD (U)s decision to end the alliance, Nitish said that the Atal-Advani era in the BJP is over and they cannot reconcile with the new leadership.
Advani-Atal era in BJP is over; no rethink on ties: Nitish
 
Sonam Kapoor along with her Raanjhanaa co-star Dhanush was spotted promoting their upcoming flick Raanjhanaa in Mumbai recently. Sonam who was dressed in green sari, shared her experiences, which she had while shooting for this romantic movie.
Sonam Kapoor, Dhanush talks about Raanjhanaa
 
Veteran party leader, LK Advani is apparently worried about the political fallout of the split of the 17 year long alliance between the BJP and the JD (U). Advani has reportedly phoned BJP president Rajnath Singh and urged him to call a meeting and decide that they should go to the next general elections, which are months away, under collective leadership.
BJP-JD(U) split: Advani worried about political fallout
 
A reshuffle in the Union Cabinet will take place on Monday evening. The reshuffle-cum-expansion is expected to be utilized by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to fill several vacancies in his council of ministers.
Union Cabinet reshuffle to take place today
 


There seems to be no respite in sight for the war of words, even after a formal split of the alliance, with BJP spokesperson, Shahnawaz Hussain on Monday alleging that Bihar chief minister, Nitish Kumar had Prime Ministerial aspirations.
Nitish had Prime Ministerial aspirations: BJP
 
Atleast 10 people are feared dead in Uttarakhand after incessant rains lashed the hilly region, causing landslide. Landslides were reported from over 12 places on the Dehradun-Yamnotri, the Rishikesh-Gangotri, the Rishikesh-Badrinath and the Rishikesh-Kedarnath National Highway. Thousands of pilgrims headed for the Himalayan shrines of Gangotri and Yamunotri, in the state were also stranded as the routes were closed due to landslips at various points including Piapalmandi, Baraki and Nalupani.
Uttarakhand rains: 10 dead, many pilgrims stranded
 
BJP will launch its nationwide ‘Jail Bharo Andolan’ from June 17 to June 30. The campaign headed by party’s national president Rajnath Singh is against scams, corruption, increase in prices and misuse of constitutional institutions by Congress led UPA government.
Rajnath to lead BJP's jail bharo agitation
 
A Delhi court will hear the bail plea of suspended Rajasthan royals’ player Ajit Chandila and five others in the T20 League spot-fixing case on Monday.
T20 spot-fixing: Ajit Chandila’s bail plea hearing today
 
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who was recently elected a member of the Rajya Sabha from Assam for the fifth consecutive term, took formal oath on Monday.
PM Manmohan Singh takes oath as Rajya Sabha member
 


Bombshell Malaika Arora Khan says that she has become a gadget freak in order to be on par with her gadget-savvy family members. She keeps herself abreast of new technologies, thanks to her actor-filmmaker husband Arbaaz Khan and other family members.
Malaika Arora Khan becomes gadget freak
 
Even as the JD (U) looks all set to break a 17-year long alliance with the BJP, Shiromani Akali Dal Leader, Naresh Gujral on Sunday said that the JD(U)’s likely decision to split was merely intended to save their Muslim vote bank, however, it won’t do the party any good.
'JD(U) breaking up from BJP to save their Muslim vote bank'
 
Shiv Sena spokesperson, Sanjay Raut on Sunday said that the news of JD (U) breaking the alliance with the BJP is very sad and the split would convey bad message to the country.
JD(U)-BJP split will convey bad message: Shiv Sena
 
<P>Reacting to the split of BJP and JD(U) earlier in the day, BJP President Rajnath Singh said that break-up of NDA is sad and unfortunate. Calling the BJP-JD (U) alliance as an emotional one, Singh asked whether appointing Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the electoral head of the party for the upcoming elections is his fault. The BJP President also defended Modi saying that such riots as in 2002 have taken place during the Congress regime too but the ruling party is never referred to as communal. Singh further said that this split happened at a time when the sole purpose of all the non-Congress party should have been to remove Congress from the power. </P>
BJP-JD(U) split unfortunate: Rajnath Singh
 
<P>Bihar chief Minister Nitish Kumar today met Governor DY Patil and informed him that his party was no longer in alliance with the BJP. Kumar has also sought a fresh vote of confidence in the House to prove his majority in the legislature to be conducted on June 19. The Bihar chief minister needs 122 to prove majority in the house. Kumar reportedly has the support of 118 MLAs and five independents. Earlier in the day, the JD (U) finalised a resolution that will explain its reasons for ending the alliance.</P>
JD (U)-BJP Split: Nitish calls for vote of confidence
 


Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar officially announced that the alliance between the Janata Dal (United) ends its allaince with Bharatiya Janata Party.
JD(U) ends 17-year-old alliance with BJP
 
A minor girl who was abducted and allegedly gang raped near Sikanderpur in Gurgaon on Saturday, is fighting for her life at Safdarjung Hospital.
Minor raped in Gurgaon, fights for life
 
Even as the stage looks all set for the end of 17-year-old alliance between the BJP and the JD (U), BJP leader, CP Thakur on Sunday said that all the Bihar BJP ministers were likely to resign later during the day.
All Bihar BJP ministers will resign today: CP Thakur
 
Keeping in view the deadly 25 May Naxal ambush in Bastar, a Congress delegation met the chief election commissioner recently seeking measures to ensure free and fair voting in Maoist-hit Chhattisgarh, where polls are due this year.
Congress seeks fair polls in Maoist-hit Chhattisgarh
 
Executive chairman of IT services firm Infosys Limited, NR Narayana Murthy has asserted that he is ready to undertake the tedious job of rebuilding the company currently grappling with a string of disappointing results and loss of market share, however, the task of rebuilding a "desirable" Infosys would take at least 3 years.
'Rebuilding a 'desirable' Infosys will take 3 years'
 


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Kareena Kapoor
Kareena Kapoor is born on 21 September 1980. The actress debuted in Bollywood with JP Dutta's Refugee in 2000. Kareena's parents Randhir Kapoor and Babita are also actors.

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