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People's Savings are Not Safe,There must be Time-bound Inquiry: Mamata on PNB Fraud
Mamata Banerjee said that a scam of over 11,000 crore has taken place and the people's savings are not safe.
Priyadarshan's New Abhishek Bachchan-Starrer To Begin Shooting in June
The as yet untitled project will mark Priyadarshan's 27th Bollywood film and his 93rd project overall
Saudi Arabia's Central Bank Signs Blockchain Deal with Ripple
The pilot programme is the first of its kind to be launched by a central bank, allowing banks in Saudi Arabia to use Ripple's software to instantly settle payments sent into and out of the country, the company said late on Wednesday.
Running May Cut Down Chronic Stress, Protect Your Memory: Study
The study found that running mitigates the negative impacts chronic stress has on the hippocampus -- a brain region responsible for learning and memory.
After 'Tipu Jayanti', BJP Opposes 'Bahmani Utsav', Calls Congress Anti-Hindu
After the BJP has made it a big issue, the ruling Congress clarified that Bahmani Utsav has nothing to do with the government and it was a private initiative. The chief minister Siddaramaiah has distanced himself from the whole controversy. Speaking to me...
'Messenger Kids' Advocates Got Facebook Funding: Report
When Facebook rolled out the app for children in December 2017, the company claimed it had worked closely with leading experts in order to safeguard younger users.
Skoda Auto Records Best January of All Time, Increases Worldwide Deliveries to 103,800 Vehicles
Skoda's new SUV models Kodiaq and Karoq made significant contributions to the success.
Israeli Police Name Ratan Tata in Netanyahu Corruption Case, His Office Says Report ‘Incorrect’
In the so-called Case 1000, in which Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, are suspected of receiving illicit gifts from billionaire benefactors, Israeli-born Hollywood producer Milchan and Australian resort owner James Packer, the Indian Industrialist is also sa...
FBI, CIA, NSA Chiefs Warn Americans to Not Buy Huawei Smartphones
The reason is simply described as Huawei being “effectively an arm of the Chinese government” by politicians.
Google Raises Price of YouTube TV, Adds Sports, Turner
Less than one year after launching YouTube TV, the company is increasing its pricing to $40 per month from $35 per month as it adds Turner's channels, which include TNT, CNN and TBS, and soon will be adding MLB Network and NBA TV, the company said.
Don't Think we are Suffering From Unemployment but Perhaps Unsatisfactory Employment: NITI Aayog VC
NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar said: "Young people are off course, are not satisfied with what they have on the ground. Their aspirations are running miles ahead of the ground reality."
Richa Chadha To Turn Director With a Satire Starring Ali Fazal
Bollywood actor Richa Chadha, who has worked in films like Gangs of Wasseypur and Fukrey among others, is all set to make her debut as a director with a yet to be titled film.
Chinese Spokesman Says no Idea why US Feels 'So Insecure'
"We hope the US will discard the zero-sum mindset, stop viewing big power relationship from the perspective of confrontation, follow the trend of times of peaceful development and work with Russia and China to jointly ensure the world peace and stability,...
TDP Says Resignation Threat by YSR Congress Party MPs a 'Drama', Won't Get Special Status for Andhra
Jagan Mohan Reddy has said that YSR Congress Party MPs would resign if special category status was not granted to Andhra Pradesh by April 5.
Pakistan Cracks Down on Seminaries, Health Facilities Run by Hafiz Saeed: Report
The official said that the government had directed the district administration to also check the details of students and teachers of the JuD-run seminaries as well as doctors and paramedical staff of the FIF dispensaries.
Sabyasachi Pens Down An Open Letter, Apologises For 'Shame' Remark On Women's Inability To Wear Sari
Sabyasachi, regarded for his opulent creations and fine craft, got mired in a controversy when he said that it's a matter of shame if women don't know how to drape a sari while addressing students gathered at Harvard India Conference.