People in home want peace, says Pakistan woman
Nothing had changed, said Lahore resident Sofia Joseph when she reached Delhi on Friday evening. This was the second time
BSF opens fire in Gurdaspur due to ‘suspicious
The Border Security Force (BSF) opened fire at Chakri post in Punjab’s Gurdaspur bordering Pakistan after some suspicious movement was
At Apollo’s gates, priests, prayers and conversations with
On Greams Lane, the day begins long before dawn breaks. Policemen and journalists who spent the night outside the gates
Annamalai varsity not a government institution, can fix
Upholding a single judge’s order, a Division Bench of the Madras High Court has held that Annamalai University near Chidambaram,
One jawan killed in attack on Army camp
Militants mounted a suicide attack on an Army camp outside Baramulla town late on Sunday night, less than a week
Ethiopia: 50 killed in stampede after anti-govt. protests
More than 50 people were killed in a stampede in Ethiopia’s Oromiya region that was triggered when police used tear
Indian-origin teen wins Google Science Fair prize
A 16-year-old Indian-origin South African teen has won a $50,000 scholarship, the grand prize at the annual Google Science Fair
IS-inspired terror module busted, six held in Kerala
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Sunday arrested six members of a fresh terror module, allegedly inspired by the Islamic
Bihar liquor ban: Patna HC strikes down govt’s
Terming it ‘illegal’, the Patna High Court on Friday struck down Bihar government’s Prohibition of Liquor Act. The high court’s decision
Jayalalithaa responding well to treatment, say hospital sources
In a bulletin issued late on Thursday on the health status of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, Apollo Hospitals said