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Cooked-up CVs don't impress MNCs
Corporate India is under attack and this time, the attack is from within. Companies are discovering a large number of their workforce has made its way in on the back of forged documents for experience.
Senior NC leader injured in attack
Senior National Conference leader and former MP Ali Mohammad Nayak was on Monday injured in a terrorist attack.
Life insurance industry grows by 52%
Top three players Life Insurance Corporation, ICICI Prudential and Bajaj Allianz continued with their robust performance in premium income.
Hero Honda strike ends, work begins
The five-day long labour stir at Hero Honda ended late Saturday night with the management and workers reaching an agreement.
Stalemate continues at Hero Honda plant
Talks between striking contractual workers and management at Hero Honda are in a limbo. Representatives of the workers today failed to turn up for talks with the management.
Markets rangebound: Metals & oil up
Metal, oil and capital goods stocks have spurted up while technology, banking, auto, and some pharma and FMCG stocks have plummeted.
Govt weighs FDI in domestic airlines
Foreign airlines may now be able to invest in domestic Indian carriers. That's if the Government approves the new aviation policy.
Who fared better, LFW or WIFW?
India has just seen back-to-back fashion weeks for the first time. It began with a big split but who fared better, LFW or WIFW?
Identity Crisis
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsTwins. Born apart. India and Bharat.Or should it be Bharat and India? The charade is more complicated and confusing when one sits down to contemplate that between t...
ICC rewards Aussies for topping ranks
This is the second consecutive year in which Australia have benefited from their dominance of both the Test and ODI tables.
Break-in at White House, man held
The White House had a break-in on Monday when an unarmed man jumped the fence and made it several yards inside.
No word on quota yet: IIM board
In the meeting, it was also decided that the Common Aptitude Test (CAT) centre will be shifted from IIM-Ahmedabad to IIM-Bangalore.
Brokeback leaves jail official in dock
A Massachusetts correctional officer is being disciplined for screening the gay cowboy movie Brokeback Mountain to inmates in Boston.
Rebels postpone anti-monarchy rally
Opposition parties have postponed till Sunday, a massive anti-monarchy rally planned for Saturday in Nepal's capital city, Kathmandu.
Suicide bombers kill 70 in Baghdad
Three suicide bombers dressed as women killed at least 70 people at a Shia mosque on Friday.
Advani hails Muslim cricketers
L K Advani said it was a matter of great pride that members from minority community had made it into the Indian cricket team.