‘We saw people screaming, burning vehicles’
Schools were already in session when the first reports of violence on Mysore Road trickled in around 11 a.m. As
Indirect tax take rises 27% on excise
The Centre’s indirect tax collections increased more than 27 per cent in the April-August 2016 period, helped by a 49
After LEMOA, it’s war games now
As Indian and U.S. troops began to assemble for counter-terrorism exercises in the hills of Uttarakhand from September 14 to
Trupti Desai sets terms to join ‘Bigg Boss’
Bhumata Brigade leader Trupti Desai, who shot to fame with her crusade seeking entry for women into the sanctums of
Kashmir braces for Eid amid unrest
Kashmir braced for Eid-ul-Adha amid tension on Tuesday, with the government suspending Internet and mobile services, sealing several traditional prayer
Petrol bombs hurled at New Woodlands Hotel, 4
The New Woodlands Hotel, a well-known landmark that serves Udupi menu on Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai in the heart of Chennai,
Rafale deal in sight, 50% offset clause added
Seventeen months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced India’s intent to procure 36 Rafale fighter jets from France in flyaway
Ex-PM Cameron quits Parliament
Britain’s former Prime Minister David Cameron said on Monday he was resigning from his seat in Parliament to avoid becoming
Pulse buffer stock to be increased to 20
The Centre on Monday approved the enhancing of buffer stock of pulses to 20 lakh tonnes so as to stabilise
Oxford English Dictionary gains ‘splendiferous’ collection
‘YOLO’ and ‘Clicktivism’ are among more than 1,000 new entries added by the Oxford English Dictionary in its latest quarterly