Bastar, Feb. 8 -- The Bastar Pandum Festival, organised by the Chhattisgarh Government, has drawn a large crowd to witness Bastar's traditional handicrafts, tribal arts, folk costumes and local produc... Read More
India, Feb. 8 -- Agni Dev Chopra, the son of film director-producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra and film journalist Anupama Chopra, has finally come clean, setting the record straight about the reports of him ... Read More
Lucknow, Feb. 8 -- In a move aimed at strengthening last-mile rural connectivity, the Uttar Pradesh government is planning a dedicated budgetary push to integrate villages with the formal public trans... Read More
India, Feb. 8 -- A police inspector involved in rescue operations died and 12 others -- including two women constables -- were injured when a 360-degree pendulum swing ride collapsed at the ongoing 39... Read More
LUCKNOW, Feb. 8 -- Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati on Saturday hit out at the BJP-led governments, asserting that a vast majority of people across communities are unhappy and ins... Read More
New Delhi, Feb. 8 -- Submer has started a new partnership with Anant Raj Cloud, a part of Anant Raj Limited. This project is a major example of how Europe and India are working together. It brings adv... Read More
Gurdaspur, Feb. 8 -- The Gurdaspur Police have busted two organised narcotics networks with the arrest of two operatives and the recovery of 11 kg of heroin and Rs.5.75 lakh in drug money, Punjab dire... Read More
India, Feb. 8 -- West Bengal chief electoral officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal on Saturday urged the Election Commission of India (ECI) to extend the final date of hearing under the Special Intensive Revisi... Read More
New Delhi, Feb. 8 -- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday presented a report card of Vidhan Sabha, outlining development work worth Rs 250 crore and major projects worth Rs 10,000 crore, as the ... Read More
India, Feb. 8 -- India will not open up its markets for US soyabean, corn, meat and dairy, the biggest American commodities whose imports could hurt the country's farmers, while deepening exchanges in... Read More