After Afzal Guru’s arrest soon after the Parliament attack, his wife, Tabassum, had applied for clemency.

Afzal Guru was given capital punishment for his role in the attack on Parliament.

Ghalib has made his appeal though a video where he mentions he has an Aadhaar card and he needs a passport to go abroad for higher studies.

The court listed the matter for further hearing on March 11.

Opposing the creation of a separate division for Ladakh region, Mehbooba said move seems to have a hidden agenda.

BJP committed 'sin' by aligning with Mehbooba Mufti, Sena said, claiming that she considered Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru as martyr.

'Case is in stage of finalisation. The investigation was complex as team also had to visit other states to take statements,' police said.

The terrorists were wearing combat uniforms carrying AK 56 assault rifle, large amount of ammunition and hand grenades.

The terrorists were wearing combat uniforms carrying AK 56 assault rifle, large amount of ammunition and hand grenades.

Terrorists breached the rear side of Sunjwan Army camp near Chenni in outskirts of the city during the intervening night.

However, Tabasum told this newspaper said her son was not quite happy over his performance.

Galib had scored 95 per cent marks in the Class 10 examinations and secured 'A1' grade in all five subjects.

The Vice President questions why there are objections to saying 'Vande Mataram', which meant salute to the motherland.

Last year in the specific list of universities ranking, JNU was at number three and this year it has climbed to number two.

Police sources said that a red alert stands valid for all major towns of Kashmir Valley for next three days.

Gandhi sides with those who shout anti-India slogans in Jawaharlal Nehru University, BJP said.

In an article for his magazine, Azhar said the ban on high currency denominations has not affected militancy funding.

It can't be that you don't accept Burhan Wani as a terrorist and then expect tourism to increase, Mishra had told Mehbooba at a function.

Kapil Mishra underlined that it is 'painful' to see that 'terrorists are being treated as tourists in Kashmir.'

The 29-year-old researcher said the government was trying to destroy the education system in India.