Saturday
Srinagar: Rampaging mobs sets on fire some public properties including the Crime Branch office and a police guard post in Hazratbal Shrine as violence mar Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations in Srinagar city.
Kochi: A Kerala Church backs the action of a College to sack lecturer T J Joseph for preparing a controversial question paper that led to a brutal attack in which his right hand was chopped by activists of a radical outfit PFI.
Ranchi: Arjun Munda is sworn in as Jharkhand Chief Minister heading a BJP-JMM coalition at a ceremony skipped by top BJP leaders, including L K Advani, amidst reports of differences within the party over forming a government again with its erstwhile partner.
Sunday
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Police register cases against Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, chairman of Hurriyat's moderate faction, and other separatist leaders for allegedly inciting yesterday's violence during which government properties were torched by mobs.
New Delhi: The new Terminal III of the Indira Gandhi International Airport witness angry scenes when Britain's Virgin Atlantic Airlines does not run its scheduled flight to London, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
Monday
Srinagar: In a sudden flare-up of violence in Kashmir, 17 people, including a policeman, are killed and over 70 injured with mobs torching several government properties and a school, some of the trouble triggered by a TV report alleging desecration of the Quran in the US.
New Delhi: Asserting that India's "strategic autonomy" would not be compromised while seeking healthy ties with major powers, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says it is too large a country to be "boxed" into any alliance or regional arrangements.
Tuesday
Srinagar: Violence continues to rock Kashmir Valley as at least 25 people, including seven policemen, are injured with protesters targeting houses of two former legislators and clashing with security forces at various places.
Srinagar: The National Conference decides to send a five member delegation headed by party president Farooq Abdullah to the all-party meeting in Delhi to reiterate its stand on withdrawal of Armed Forces Special Powers Act and restoration of autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir.
Wednesday
New Delhi: The all-party meeting on Jammu and Kashmir decides to send a delegation of political leaders to the state to assess the ground situation but failed to agree on the issue of contentious issue of withdrawal or dilution of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act.
Poonch (JK): Three persons are killed and 10 others injured when police open fire on a mob trying to set ablaze a missionary school in Mendhar town of Poonch district, after which curfew was imposed in the area.
Thursday
Srinagar: At least 15 persons are injured in fresh clashes in Kashmir while curfew continues without relaxation for the fourth successive day in Srinagar and other major towns even as a kin of a senior separatist leader succumbed to injuries raising the toll in the current unrest in the Valley to 91.
New Delhi/Kolkata: National Conference rules out resignation by beleaguered Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah as he got backing from Congress leader Rahul Gandhi who said he was doing a "tough job" and needed "time and support".
Friday
Srinagar: Three persons are killed and 30 others injured as violent protests continue at several places in Kashmir Valley where curfew remained in force in Srinagar and other major towns for the fifth successive day.
Lucknow: Efforts to delay the judgement in the Ramjanambhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute beyond Sept 24 are rerebuffed by the Allahabad High Court which dismisses a plea for mediation saying it was aimed at "creating obstruction" in the final disposal of the matter.
