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Consulted appointed to revamp Ggm station

Gurugram, Feb. 10 -- The GMDA has appointed a consultant to prepare an integrated station area development plan for Gurugram railway station and its influence zone, aimed at improving access, traffic ... Read More


Cops question 'baba' in triple death case

New Delhi, Feb. 10 -- A day after three people were found dead inside a parked car on the Peeragarhi flyover in outer Delhi, police on Monday said they had questioned a "baba" as part of their probe i... Read More


Undertrial terror accused murdered in F'bad jail ward

Gurugram, Feb. 10 -- An undertrial terror attack suspect was bludgeoned to death in his sleep by an inmate using a sharp stone inside Neemka district jail's high-security ward in Faridabad early Monda... Read More


After 5 month halt, Gurugram resumes stray dog sterilisation

Gurugram, Feb. 10 -- Residents and activists have called for a more effective vaccination and sterilisation drive across the city, alleging that there has been little to no improvement on the ground. ... Read More


gzb cops seek ban on 5 gaming apps over girls' suicides

Ghaziabad, Feb. 10 -- Police in Ghaziabad have written to the state government urging a ban on five online gaming applications that allegedly led three minor girls to jump to their deaths from a high-... Read More


4th edition of Saras fair to start at Leisure Valley Ground today

Gurugram, Feb. 10 -- The district administration will organise the Saras fair at Leisure Valley Ground in Sector 29 from Tuesday until February 28 from 11 am to 9pm, with around 450 stalls, cultural p... Read More


A new chapter in India-Malaysia ties

India, Feb. 10 -- Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim's visit to India in 2024, when the two countries elevated their relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership, and PM Narendra Modi's recent trip to K... Read More


Lessons from Made in India success stories

India, Feb. 10 -- In 2009, I moved to Silicon Valley to study immigrant entrepreneurship. As an immigrant myself, I wanted to understand why people like me were so successful at building technology co... Read More


Demography fears and national well-being

India, Feb. 10 -- Until the 1970s, the fertility rate in India hovered close to 6 (that is, on average, six children were born to one woman). Demographers warned of a Malthusian crisis threatening the... Read More


The project of international law must not be abandoned

India, Feb. 10 -- Shirley Hazzard's iconic novel, The Great Fire, describes international law as a "beaut racket". Set in post-war Japan, soon after the framing of the UN Charter in 1945, the book exp... Read More