‘Yatri Mitra’ to the aid of rail passengers
In an initiative to improve the railway travel experience of elderly, differently-abled and ailing passengers, the Ministry of Railways has
BRICS members to unite against terror groups
Underscoring the demand for an international legal order to deal with the threat of terrorism, BRICS High Representatives in charge
Syria truce holding but aid hasn’t reached Aleppo
Activists say Syria’s ceasefire is still holding despite some violations but aid has not yet reached besieged rebel-held neighborhoods of
Stray violence on Cauvery issue mars peace in
After having relatively trouble-free days during the height of the Cauvery water-sharing row with Karnataka, some incidents of violence in
Pakistani girl Madhu Kumari resumes classes in Delhi
Roll no 6244. Class IX-C, government co-ed senior secondary school Bhatti mines, Sanjay Colony. That is Madhu Kumari, the Pakistani
T.N. lorry owners demand compensation
The Tamil Nadu Lorry Owners’ Federation staged a protest here, condemning the attacks on lorries and drivers, and called for
Bihar likely to oppose Shahabuddin bail
Finding itself cornered over the release of controversial Rashtriya Janata Dal leader and Siwan strongman Mohammad Shahabuddin from jail, the
Indian-American scientist bags innovation award worth $500,000
An Indian-origin scientist has bagged the prestigious Lemelson–MIT Prize worth $500,000 for his groundbreaking work to improve lives globally. Nasik-born
HCs sat on judicial vacancies for years together:
“The process of judicial appointments is like a race. If you start on time, you end on time. The High
Murdered Siwan journalist’s wife moves SC
The wife of murdered journalist Rajdev Ranjan on Wednesday moved the Supreme Court seeking transfer of the investigation and trial