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From Rihanna to Beyonce, Singers Who Made It to America’s Richest Self-Made Women’s List
Rihanna, Madonna and Celine Dion are among the top five singers on America's richest self-made women list released by Forbes.
Renault Talks Became 'Unreasonable': FCA Chairman John Elkann
The French government, which controls 15 per cent of Renault, gave it a conditional green light but also warned against "haste".
'Lack of Response' Forces Govt to Extend for 3rd Time Last Date for Applying for CVC
The Personnel Ministry had in March end initiated the process of filling up the posts of central vigilance commissioner and vigilance commissioner.
In Latest Case of Man-Animal Conflict, Three Elephants Found Poisoned in Malaysia
Malaysia has seen a spate of elephant killings as a result of human settlements or agricultural plantations expanding into the creatures' habitats.
US P-8A Poseidon Aircraft Intercepted Thrice in Three Hours by Russian Sukhoi Su-35C Fighter Jets
The US Naval Forces Europe-Africa claimed that the P-8A Poseidon was abiding by the international law and did not provoke the Su-35C in any way.
Kumar Iyer Becomes First Indian-origin Member in UK Foreign Office Board
Kumar Iyer, who was born in London and spent his early years in India, has previously been based in Mumbai as Britain's Deputy High Commissioner.
Rajasthan BJP Chief Claims Akbar Tried to Misbehave With Bikaner Queen
Comparing Maharana Pratap with the Mughal emperor is making a mockery of the history, Rajasthan BJP chief said.
After Initial Exclusion, Rajnath Singh Now Inducted into Key Cabinet Committees
On Wednesday, Singh was also made a member of two new panels set up by the government — the Cabinet Committee on Investment and Growth and the Cabinet Committee on Employment and Skill Development, to propel growth and investment.
People's Mandate Being Butchered, Says Cong as it Loses Oppn Status in Telangana After 12 MLAs Merge With TRS
Telangana Congress chief N Utham Kumar Reddy said the party would approach the Telangana High Court on Friday and file cases with the Lokpal, along with evidence of MLAs benefiting from changing parties.
Availability, Affordability, Practicality: The Indian Telco’s Battle for 5G Spectrum
From limited spectrum availability, to high base spectrum pricing and a possible lack in demand for 5G services, Indian telecom operators are in for a bumpy ride.
Rishad Brings New Ways of Thinking, Will Lead Wipro to Greater Heights, Azim Premji Tells Company Staff
In a message to employees, Azim Premji exuded confidence that Wipro will continually transform to scale new heights as the world changes but remain firmly committed to its values.
Delhi University to Hold Entrance Exams From June 30 to July 6
This year, the National Testing Agency (NTA) will be conducting the entrance exams for the first time.
ED to Widen Probe in ICICI Bank-Videocon Loan Fraud Case; Chanda Kochhar to be Grilled Again
Chanda Kochhar will soon depose before the agency as she has recently sought more time from the agency owing to some health issues and personal commitments, officials said.
Black Mirror Striking Vipers Review: One of the Finest Episodes on Alternate Reality
Black Mirror’s success lies in its connectivity with the viewers and over the years, the makers have become only better in their game.
NASA Astronauts Set for Manned SpaceX Mission Expect it to be a "Messy Camping Trip"
The astronauts have stated that while small mishaps are always part of the test process, they remain optimistic of the benefits that new technology has brought to spaceflight.
Jio Effect: Vodafone Red Together Postpaid Family Pack Announced for Rs 999
The new plan features up to five connections which essentially brings down down the cost of rental per connection to Rs 200.