India
SC Dismisses PIL Against Appointment of Former CBI Special Director Asthana as DG Civil Aviation Security
A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi refused to entertain the plea filed by lawyer M L Sharma challenging Asthana's appointment in BCAS.
When George Fernandes Publicly Promised Support to a Plane Hijacker Facing Court Trial
In 2003, the then defence minister George Fernandes shared stage with Burmese student hijacker and promised him full support during court trial.
Lessons From Davos: How to Reduce Talent Gap Through Instutionalisation of Internships
The discussion at WEF highlights critical policy requirements for India to increase competitiveness, the most important of which is expanding R&D capabilities through government funding to universities and research centers.
Nagpur Cop Shunted Out for 'Showering' Cash on Schoolgirls at R-Day Event
Videos of the incident shot by many on their mobile phones, went viral late on Sunday prompting the girls' parents to demand action against the policeman.
Air India to Charge 'Flat Rate' to Bring Back Mortal Remains from 6 Gulf Countries
The Air India official added that these services might be extended to various other countries that had a significant Indian immigrant population.
Seafood Sunday Lunch, Selfies For Rahul and Sonia Gandhi in Private Goa Visit
Goa-based dentist Rachna Fernandes took to Instagram to express how she was in awe of Rahul's charm and modesty upon meeting him
Nearly 4,500 Cases Pending Per High Court Judge, Says Govt
According to the National Judicial Data Grid, at the end of 2018, 2.91 crore cases were pending with the district and subordinate courts. In the 24 high courts, 47.68 lakh cases were pending.
Beyond Just R-Day Celebrations: Why Officials Waded Through Water to Hoist Tricolour in Bastar
In Bastar, which is one of the affected areas, the rebels often attack security forces. There have also been incidents where the Naxals have burnt schools and damaged roads and bridges to check the movement of forces.
Violent Protests, Frequent Hartals Lower Kerala's Image: Governor's R-Day Message Amid Sabarimala Row
Praising the central and state governments for taking up various development works, he said the state needed a "sincere political unity" in deciding the areas that deserve priority in rebuilding.
Current Funds Not Enough, IITs Need More Govt Grants to Implement 10% Economic Quota
The IITs would rely on Higher Education Financing Agency (HEFA) – which is a joint venture company of Canara Bank and Ministry of Human Resource Development. for financial assistance for the creation of educational infrastructure and research and developm...
Investigative Adventurism Vs. Professional Investigation: Full Text of Arun Jaitley’s Scathing Blog on CBI’s Videocon Probe
Arun Jaitley, who is recuperating after a surgery in a US hospital, advised investigators to follow the advice of Arjun in the Mahabharat and “just concentrate on the bull's eye."
Republic Day: Google Doodle Showcases Rashtrapati Bhavan, India's Heritage
The doodle with a 3D impression depicts the iconic facade of the grand Rashtrapati Bhavan in the backdrop, flanked by trees, reflecting the flora and fauna that resides on its sprawling campus.
Republic Day Traffic Advisory: Roads You Should Avoid in Delhi Today
The traffic police have deployed 3,000 personnel to manage route diversions and ensure a safe and secure passage for the visiting dignitaries.
CISF Jawans Learning to Use 'Gulels' to Tackle Monkey Menace at Taj Mahal
As per the Wildlife Act, 1972; monkeys are protected species and no physical harm can be inflicted on them, said activist Shravan Kumar Singh.
Leopard Injures 3 After Entering Crowded Area in Maharashtra's Nashik, Caught
The leopard strayed into Savarkar Nagar area in the early hours of the day and was finally caught by Forest department personnel at around 10:45 am.
Kerala Govt Revises Sabarimala List, Says 'Not 51, Only 17 Women of Menstrual Age Entered Temple'
The CPI(M)-led LDF government had earlier submitted an affidavit in the top court, claiming that 51 women of menstrual age had entered the hill shrine during the annual pilgrimage season.