Jaipur: In a tragic situation, over 50 people have lost their lives across Rajasthan after medical services was virtually paralysed in five major districts of the state with around 1,200 resident doctors going on an
Gurgaon: A 22-year-old Spice Jet airhostess was allegedly molested by a senior pilot in the cockpit of a Delhi-bound flight, reports Times of India. The incident took place on Saturday soon after the flight took
Srinagar: Authorities on Tuesday clamped curfew in Srinagar city and imposed restrictions elsewhere in the Kashmir Valley after mobs went on a rampage attacking two police stations to protest killing of four persons allegedly in
Thirteen-year-old Venkatesh Suvarna of Andheri, Mumbai, is like any other child who loves spending time on his PlayStation and playing with his cronies. But he is 'special' and way ahead of his peers. He has
Thane: Relatives and friends mourned the death of Kishore Kamble (21), a resident of Dnyaneshwar Nagar, following internal injuries to his chest after he fell from a 20-ft-high hhuman pyramid during the dahi handi celebrations
Bangalore: A day after renowned violinist L Subramaniam filed a complaint against his 27-year-old maid for stealing 5000 Euros from his house, the maid filed a counter-charge of sexual harassment against him, reports Mirror. The
Hyderabad- Tennis star Sania Mirza's family has attracted the ire of Muslims in connection with zakat (donations) during Ramzan, reports DNA. Around 3,000 Muslims, mostly women, gathered outside Mirza's house in Hyderabad on Monday morning
A court in Gujarat ordered police inquiry against Union Home Minister P Chidambaram in a defamation suit filed against him for his 'saffron terrorism' remarks. Metropolitan Magistrate M G Dave under section 202 of Criminal
The 24-hour bandh call against pricerise given by leftist trade unions shut down normal life in Kolkata and large parts of West Bengal, Kerala and Tripura, ruled by the Left Front, but it had hardly
Major private airliners on Tuesday cancelled over 170 flights from various cities to West Bengal and Kerala in the wake of the strike called by central trade unions, but national carrier Air India said its
Delhi: India has to take adequate precautions but not give up hope of peaceful resolution of issues with China, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday in reaction to "pinpricks" by Beijing on Jammu and
New Delhi:The capital today reported a fresh dengue death and 75 new cases, taking the total number of patients to 1370, even as nearly half of MCD mosquito breeding checkers went on strike demanding regularisation
The continuing strike by government doctors in Jodhpur hospitals in Rajasthan claimed the lives of 16 more patients taking the toll to 30. The dead include several infants. Fourteen deaths were reported on Sunday after the
Srinagar: After a week-long lull, violence erupted in north Kashmir on Monday leaving four persons dead and 12 others injured when security forces allegedly opened fire on a stone-pelting mob that had attacked Inspector General
New Delhi: A teenage domestic help of a Haryana Minister's niece was raped and threatened allegedly by their driver, police said on Monday . Three bouncers were arrested on Sunday for allegedly threatening the victim
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told the Supreme Court On Monday not to get into "the realm of policy formulation" which should remain with the government. In his first comments on the recent Supreme
New Delhi: The six dope tainted wrestlers who last week had caused a major embarrassment to the country less than a month ahead of the Commonwealth Games also failed their 'B' sample tests conducted by
New Delhi: Bihar will go to polls in six phases spread over a month from October 21, the Election Commission announced on Monday. The first phase on October 21 will have polling for 47 seats
New Delhi : Rejecting BJP's criticism, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday defended the appointment of Telecom Secretary P J Thomas as the new Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC). "We have done the right thing. We
New Delhi : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday gently told the Supreme Court, which recently directed the government to distribute foodgrains free to the poor, not to get into the "realm of policy formulation".
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