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Those Eating Rs 30,000 Pizzas Can't See Rs 12,000 Jobs: Giriraj Singh Attacks Congress
Giriraj Singh took a dig at Congress saying, "Those who came to power after Independence exploited Gandhi politically, but buried his policies."
Court Allows ED to Start Extradition Process Against Nirav Modi
Judge MS Azmi allowed the central agency to initiate the extradition process. ED counsel Hiten Venegaokar said the order would be sent to the Ministry of External Affairs, which would forward it to the UK government.
NCW Rejects Survey on India Being World's Most Dangerous Country for Women
The poll was a repeat of a survey in 2011 in which Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Pakistan, India, and Somalia were named as the most dangerous countries for women.
EPFO Member Can Withdraw 75 Percent Funds After 30 Days of Job Loss
The members would also have an option to withdraw remaining 25 percent of their funds and go for final settlement of account after completion of two months of unemployment under the new provision in the Employee Provident Fund Scheme 1952.
Monsoon Session in MP Wraps up in Just 2 Days, Congress to Hold ‘Janata Ki Adalat’
Accusing the ruling BJP of running away from discussing issues of public importance, the Congress said that its MLAs would hold a ‘janata ki adalat’ (public court) in which they would discuss issues they weren’t allowed to debate in the House.
25-Year-Old Loses Battle to Drugs in Punjab, Video of Son Clinging to Body Goes Viral
Gurbhej had injected himself wrongly, which led to his death. His body was discovered in the washroom by his mother.
Pune Techie Claims He Was Fired for Reporting 'Religious Discrimination' by His Boss
Aman Khan, who was working as a technical lead with EXFO Electro-optical India Pvt Ltd, claimed that the company's HR had informed him about termination of his services on June 12 and "forced" him to sign his "resignation" letter
Robert De Niro, Nyong'o, Craig And Pink Among 2019 Walk of Fame Honourees
James Bond star Daniel Craig, veteran actor Robert De Niro, Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, Anne Hathaway, Lupita Nyong'o and Gena Rowlands have been selected by Hollywood Chamber of Commerce for the Walk of Fame Class of 2019.
Trendy Ideas to Beautify Your Outdoor Space
Garden torches and bird baths can completely transform your outdoor space.
James Webb Space Telescope to Study Jupiter's Great Red Spot: NASA
Researchers plan to use Webb's mid-infrared instrument (MIRI) to create multispectral maps of the Great Red Spot and analyse its thermal, chemical and cloud structures.
Indira Gandhi Imposed Emergency Out of Political Vendetta, Alleges Odisha Governor
The slogan India is Indira and Indira is India 'undemocratic and too much' in a country like ours where individual cannot be above or equal with country, statement quoted him as saying.
Court Takes up Lawyer's Letter Seeking Exclusion of MLAs, MPs, NRIs From Rythu Bandhu as PIL
Various farmer activists have also criticised the government and raised questions as to why the scheme does not benefit over 10 lakh tenant farmers, who are the real cultivators.
Everyone Has an Opinion While Creating Music, Says Sonu Nigam
Singer Sonu Nigam speaks about the difference between today's and 1970s music creation process.
First Investor Complaint Filed Against Daimler Over Dieselgate Scandal
The scandal emerged when the Volkswagen group admitted in 2015 to installing so-called "defeat devices" in some 11 million diesels worldwide.
GST Brought Even Before People Could Recover From Demonetisation Shock: Shatrughan Sinha at AAP Rally
Sinha made the comments in Varanasi on Monday at a rally organised by Aam Aadmi Party and appealed to the people to change the system.
Gauhar Jaan, India's 'First Dancing Girl' Honoured in Google Doodle on Her 145th Birth Anniversary
Gauhar Jaan's iconic method of recording was later adopted by several other women singers. She was thus, instrumental in influencing more women to take up recording.