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BJP Central Leaders to Take Stock of Situation in Goa, Cong Keeps a Watch
Goa, currently ruled by the BJP-led government, is witnessing hectic political activity as chief minister Manohar Parrikar has been admitted to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).
From Pani Puri to Chocolate Idols, Devotees Up Their Game This Ganesh Festival
The growing environmental concerns have led to the innovation of eco-friendly idols that don't undermine the celebratory spirit and at the same time, dont cause damage to the environment. This year several devotees across the country have taken up eco-fri...
Bigg Boss 12: This Season its Beach House For the Contestants, Take a Look
The house is done in shades of blue, turquoise, pearl ice and teal by adding an element of underwater mystique to the decor.
How Apple Got Us to Pay So Much for the iPhone Despite Dropping Demand
Apple has slowly increased the average price of an iPhone since 2007, but with the $999 iPhone X release last year, it made a bigger leap than usual.
Drama at Pakistan Airport as Pilot, Steward Get into Fistfight Over ‘Smuggling’ Claims
Flight PK-757 Lahore-London was ready for departure at 9 pm on Saturday when suddenly pilot Anwaar Chaudhry asked the flight crew to make steward Awais Qureshi, whom he called a notorious smuggler, leave the aircraft.
Pune Farmer Buys Jaguar XJ Worth Rs 1.1 Crore, Celebrates with Rare Gold Leafed Sweets [Video]
Suresh Pokale, a farmer from Dhayani village, just outside of Pune bought a Rs 1.1 Crore Jaguar and distributed sweets worth Rs 21000 in celebrations.
Petrol Price Marches Towards Rs 90-mark in Mumbai, Selling in Delhi For Rs 81.91
The diesel price also jumped 19 paise per litre and touched Rs 78.26/litre, the highest ever in Mumbai, according to a price notification issued by Indian Oil Corporation (IOC).
I Knew of Sex Abuse by Buddhist Teachers Since 1990s, Says Dalai Lama
He was responding to a call from a dozen of the victims who had launched a petition asking to meet him during his trip, part of a tour of Europe.
From Cantonese to Sichuan Cuisine, Savor the New Menu at ChaoBella
Catering to the gastronomic indulgence, ChaoBella has reinvented it's menu for dumpling and pasta lovers.
Why On-off Relationships Like Ross and Rachel Are Toxic for Mental Health
Ross and Rachel from 'Friends', Carrie and Mr. Big from 'Sex and the City', were a part of on-off relationships which kept us entertained, but how healthy are these relationships in real?
2 Allies and a Dark Horse in CM Race as Parrikar’s AIIMS Visit Leads to Scramble for Power in Goa
As Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar headed to Delhi for treatment, there were reports of him having told the party high command of his desire to relinquish office.
MGP Chief Wants 'Senior Most Minister' to be Given Goa Charge, Happens to be His Brother
Parrikar has been undergoing treatment for his pancreatic ailment. Earlier this year, he had undergone a three-month-long treatment in the US.
No Need to Increase Interest Rate to Rein in Rupee Depreciation: FinMin official
While noting that the RBI is watching the situation on a continuous basis, he said the Indian economy is on a strong footing with forex reserves of USD 400 billion.
CCC Result 2018: NIELIT Declares Result on nielit.gov.in
NIELIT aims to recruit candidates for different Centres or Extension Centres on Direct Recruitment basis which engaged in human resource development and related activities like skill development, capacity building, project execution in the areas of Inform...
Chinese Actions Suggest More Doklam-Like Incidents, Warn Ex-Commanders, Praise Govt for ‘Free Hand’
Lt Gen (retd) Praveeen Bakshi, who was heading the Army's eastern command when India and China were involved in standoff in Doklam, said he was grateful to the government as it gave him a free hand to take action as he deemed appropriate to stop the Chine...
JNUSU Elections 2018: At 67.8%, Highest Turnout Recorded in Six Years
Slogans and dhapli beats filled the air on the JNU campus as candidates and their supporters made last-ditch efforts to sway voters in their favour outside the polling centres.