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CBSE Exams 2019 Exam Pattern Revised for Class 12th English (Core), 2 Passages Instead of 3, Questions Reduced
Acting upon the feedback shared by various stakeholders viz schools, parents and students amongst others, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made changes in Section A – Reading, as per which, the number of Unseen Passages has been reduced...
Delhi Man Riding Motorbike Dies After 'Some Chemical' Falls on Him Midway
The Delhi Metro authorities said the incident occurred at around 6 pm near the yet-to-be-opened station on its Pink Line following which some of its workers helped them rush to the hospital.
Paris Motor Show 2018: New Bugatti Divo Makes European Debut
You won't be seeing the Divo on the streets until next year when the first deliveries are made, if you're lucky enough to see one in the wild.
Tamil Nadu Evangelist Mohan C Lazarus Booked in 3 Separate Cases for Remarks 'Insulting' Hindu Gods
The complaint was filed by two Bharatiya Janata Party functionaries and a Viswha Hindu Parishad worker, said a police officer.
US Warns Allies of Punitive Sanctions Ahead of Russia's S-400 Deal with India
The US administration is required under a domestic law, Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act or CAATSA to impose sanctions on any country that has significant transactions with Iran, North Korea or Russia.
Saif Ali Khan Announces First Project Under New Banner Black Knight Films
Saif Ali Khan has launched his new production banner called Black Knight Films.
Randhir Kapoor Strongly Reacts to Reports of Rishi Kapoor Suffering from Cancer
Speculation mounted over Rishi Kapoor's health after he was not seen at the cremation ceremony of his mother Krishna Raj Kapoor.
Maharashtra Minister Doubts Tanushree Dutta’s Sexual Harassment Claim, Praises Nana Patekar
The Shiv Sena member said Patekar is known as a social worker, adding that unless there is a complaint, one can't accuse a person of his (Patekar's) stature.
EC Shoots Down KCR Govt's Proposal to Distribute 90 Lakh Sarees Ahead of Elections
The EC's decision came after state IT Minister K Taraka Rama Rao had recently announced that the state government would distribute 90 lakh sarees of 80 different varieties for the Bathukamma festival.
27 Trafficked Victims, Including 16 Minor Girls, Rescued in Delhi
Based on a complaint lodged by members of the Bachpan Bachao Andolan, the police raided a house at the Shakur Basti area on Tuesday night, said the official at the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
London Mayoral Candidate Under Fire for Views on Hindus, Muslims
Shaun Bailey had written a pamphlet for the Centre for Policy Studies back in 2005 in which he lamented Hindu and Muslim influences on the cultural landscape of Britain.
Updated My Renault App Launched in India
My Renault App is connected to Renault Connect, Renault’s Dealer Management System (DMS), which makes the dealers seamlessly integrated into the process for all the transactions taking place through the app.
Day After Farmers' Protest, Government Hikes MSP of Rabi Crops
The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in its meeting on Wednesday approved minimum support prices of Rabi crops, sources said.
Elite North Korean Hacker Group Behind Wave of Bank Attacks: Researchers
The researchers said that the group 'APT38' used extremely sophisticated techniques including "phishing" emails to gain access to credentials and using "watering holes"—hijacked websites that appear normal but which contain malware that enables hackers to...
Walmart Submits to I-T Department Details of Tax Deducted From Each Flipkart Investor
Income Tax authorities, which had previously asked Walmart to explain the logic behind its tax deductions on the USD 16 billion Flipkart deal, have the option to seek more clarifications from the US retailer once they study the reply.
New Study Reveals How Sleep Deprivation Could be Affecting Your Work
The study suggests that those who are sleep-deprived at work should not be performing certain tasks, such as those associated with a lot of interruptions or costly or serious errors, or if they do they should perform these tasks only for a short period of...