UPA-Left's Hamid Ansari is the vice president...More

August 10, 2007

News A flood-hit village at Ghanshyampur in Bihar's Darbhanga district. More than 100 people have been killed and 2 million were displaced in what the United Nations called the 'worst floods in living memory'. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images Hamid Ansari elected vice-president He secured 455 votes while NDA candidate Najma Heptulla got 22 votes. · 'Nuclear deal won't affect foreign policy' · Foreign students in Bangalore will feel the heat · Train runs over two elephants in Assam · N-deal row: Left threatens govt with 'serious action' · Govinda fails to turn up for VP poll · Maoists attack MLA's house in Chhattisgarh · Geelani put under house arrest · Voting ends in vice-presidential poll · Osama bin Laden is a voter in Bihar's Jehanabad district · Flood-hit Bihar to seek World Bank help · Katara case: HC allows all defence witnesses · Parliament to discuss N-deal on Aug 14, 16 · SC to hear Dutt bail plea on Aug 20 · Parliament pays tributes to Chandra Shekhar, adjourns · Pak govt to file 'exile deal' with Sharifs in SC · SC refuses bail to Dutt associate · Schoolboy kidnapped in Patna, second in a week · Asok, the first Indian comic character to win hearts all over · What China is doing for a sunny Olympics · Musharraf will be re-elected by present Assemblies: Pak PM · I have no intention of leaving India: Taslima Nasreen · Shiv Sena likely to back Najma in vice-prez poll

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