Indian workers’ issue solved: Saudi envoy
The problems of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia have been “resolved”, the Kingdom’s Ambassador to India said, maintaining that the
The lost tribe of Odisha
Kusumuli Pradhan cannot quite remember the date she lost her son. She recalls it was sometime in the third week
In smoke-filled plane, a rush for bags
A video has gone viral that shows scenes inside Emirates Flight EK 521 soon after it crash-landed at the Dubai
GST: Tax rate likely to be higher than
A day after the Bill to amend the Constitution was approved by the Rajya Sabha, paving the way for the
When the viral effect helps cure poor patients
The money of the crowds works as well as its wisdom, and a global group of doctors is using it
Non-BJP team to head for Kashmir
A handful of Opposition parties have entered into a discussion on Kashmir and are working toward sending a delegation there
India to run short of high-tech minerals
India will be woefully short of critical minerals necessary for developing clean-energy applications, infrastructure for its solar mission and for
In Upper House, many a definition for GST
There were few fireworks during the debate in the Rajya Sabha on the constitutional amendment to enable the Goods and
Pentagon blocks $300 mn military aid to Pakistan
Pentagon has blocked USD 300 million military aid to Pakistan after Defence Secretary Ashton Carter declined to give a certification
GST Bill: Green light for ‘one nation, one
After being subject to months of haggling and histrionics, the Goods & Services Tax (GST) finally had its historic day