India

Oman Chandy To Hold Reception For Ghulam Ali In Kerala

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Jan, 2016 01:42 PM

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy will lead a reception here for Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali on January 14 ahead of his performance.

Ali will perform at two places in Kerala, Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) leader M.A. Baby said on Sunday.

Ali's earlier planned programmes in Mumbai and Pune were called off after protests by the Shiv Sena.

"Ali will perform on January 15 in the capital city and in Kozhikode on January 17," said Baby.

The programmes are being organised by cultural organisation Swaralaya.

Chandy will host the reception here for Ali on January 14 ahead of his performances.

Prev Next

MORE India ARTICLES

Not Election Season But It's Raining Rallies In Punjab

The lead has been taken by the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal, which announced 'Sadbhawna rallies' in Bathinda, Moga, Gurdaspur, Jalandhar, Khadoor Sahib and a 'mega rally' in Patiala.

Not Election Season But It's Raining Rallies In Punjab

AAP supporters injured in police Cane-charge in Chandigarh

Nearly a dozen supporters of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) were injured on Sunday when they were cane-charged and tear-gassed by Chandigarh Police.

AAP supporters injured in police Cane-charge in Chandigarh

Delhi Traffic Rationing To Be Stopped, If Causes Inconvenience

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Saturday the decision of allowing private vehicles with even-odd registration numbers on alternate days was contingency step and would be discontinued if it inconvenienced the public.

Delhi Traffic Rationing To Be Stopped, If Causes Inconvenience

Chennai Staggers Back To Normalcy, Anger Grows At Lack Of Relief

An intermittent drizzle since Saturday morning added to worries of Chennai residents, battling the worst floods in a century, and now facing a shortage of drinking water and power amid mounting anger about absence of relief.

Chennai Staggers Back To Normalcy, Anger Grows At Lack Of Relief

Delhi Police Still In Dark Over Kejriwal's Odd-Even Number Decision

Delhi traffic police is tasked with managing vehicular movement in the national capital.

Delhi Police Still In Dark Over Kejriwal's Odd-Even Number Decision

Delhi To Restrict Vehicles On Roads To Beat Pollution

To curb unbridled pollution in the national capital, the Delhi government on Friday said odd and even number vehicles will ply on alternate days in the city from January 1 - a move which drew flak far and wide.