India, Nov. 2 -- The leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, jumped into a pond with local fishermen on the campaign trail in Bihar's Begusarai on Sunday. The Congress leader particip... Read More
Shimla, Nov. 2 -- Chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Saturday said that drug prevention committees would be formed at the panchayat level across the state against the menace of chitta (heroin). ... Read More
Hong Kong, Nov. 2 -- Tom McKibbin's first-ever start on the Asian Tour will be remembered for a long time after he won the $2million US Dollars Hong Kong Open on Sunday at the prestigious Hong Kong Go... Read More
Varanasi, Nov. 2 -- Paresh Rawal starrer 'The Taj Story' has opened in theatres, receiving mixed reactions from audiences across the country. The film also had a fair share of controversy, with many d... Read More
Ludhiana, Nov. 2 -- In a bizarre case of overbilling, the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has been directed to quash an electricity bill of Rs.6.72 lakh issued to a Ludhiana woman for j... Read More
New Delhi, Nov. 2 -- As fierce battles rage in eastern Ukraine, Moscow condemns Western hypocrisy over Ukraine, Gaza, and international law violations MOSCOW - In the shadow of intensifying battles i... Read More
PRAYAGRAJ, Nov. 2 -- Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Saturday said the collegium system has enabled the judiciary in the country to be strong, independent and free from the executive or Parliamenta... Read More
India, Nov. 2 -- After a considerable delay to the start of the much-anticipated Women's World Cup final at the DY Patil Sports Academy, due to rain in Navi Mumbai, Laura Wolvaardt won the toss and So... Read More
Kannur, Nov. 2 -- Three Pharmacy students from Karnataka were drowned while swimming in Arabian Sea at Payyambalam here today. According to police, the deceased were identified as Afnan Ahammed, Raha... Read More
Nigeria, Nov. 2 -- The Nigerian Civil War ended more than five decades ago, yet the echoes of that conflict still reverberate in our national story. We rarely speak of it openly, but the wounds are th... Read More