The millennium's longest celestial spectacle unfolded on Friday in a narrow strip in peninsular India with enthusiasts flocking sites to observe the annular solar eclipse. The scientific phenomenon began at 11:17 AM at Dhanushkodi, southern
Hackers in China may have gained unprecedented access to privileged information stored on the official computers of top functionaries in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) and the ministry of external affairs (MEA), reports Mail Today.
The CBI on Friday recorded the statements of the father and brother of Ruchika besides their family friend Anand Prakash as part of its probe into three fresh FIRs filed against ex-Haryana DGP SPS Rathore
India's famous sarod player Ustad Amjad Ali Khan was a broken man on Thursday when he found his instrument broken as it came out from the belly of Air India plane on to the conveyor
A Class X student enacted the suicide scene from Aamir Khan's 3 Idiots in real life in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district — writing “I QUIT” in her note, reports Mail Today. Sheela, of Vidhyachal Academy
Admitting that about 80 per cent of India's battle tanks were 'night blind', Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor has said that the process to provide night vision capabilities to the tanks for warfare after dark
Controversial encounter specialist of Mumbai police Pradeep Sharma and five others were on Thursday remanded in judicial custody till January 27 in an alleged fake encounter case. The Andheri metropolitan magistrate directed Thane central prison
Blaming the Centre for skyrocketing sugar prices, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Thursday ruled out allowing mills in her state to process imported raw sugar despite requests by the Centre to lift the restrictions.
Braving bone-biting chill, over 10 lakh devotees on Thursday took a holy dip in the freezing waters of the Ganga here heralding the start of the three- month-long Maha Kumbh, the world's largest religious congregation
Seven pilgrims were killed and 17 injured, four of them seriously, when a stampede broke out early Thursday at the Gangasagar mela where lakhs of pilgrims had converged to take a holy dip on the
After remaining free from fog for almost five days, flight operations were affected on Thursday morning as dense fog enveloped the Indira Gandhi International airport in Delhi disrupting the schedules of over 35 domestic and
Under attack over upward spiralling of prices, the government on Wednesday took a slew of measures to increase availability of sugar, pulses and other commodities and hoped rates of the sweetener, being sold at nearly
The biggest crisis to hit Indian hockey was on Wednesday resolved after a compromise deal was worked out between the game's administrators and the striking players who have been promised an immediate disbursement of Rs
Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar was on Wednesday chargesheeted by CBI in a Delhi court in two separate cases of allegedly making provocative speeches, leading to the killings of 12 persons in 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The
Four senior army officers involved in a land scam in Darjeeling will face "some disciplinary and administrative action" that will be taken by the Army chief, Defence Minister A K Antony said on Wednesday. The
In a major jolt to opposition Samajwadi Party, ruling BSP on Wednesday swept the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council biennial elections bagging 15 of the 36 seats that went to polls. Out of 16 results declared
The cold wave continues to disrupt normal life across north India, and the death toll is now reported to be over 326. Another 38 deaths were reported from Uttar Pradesh, taking the death toll in
Taking the media head on, disgraced ex-Haryana DGP SPS Rathore on Wednesday in Chandigarh taunted newsmen telling them he will smile more if they succeed in doing more "harm" to him and said he has
Andy Pag, the Briton held by police in Rajasthan's tourist town Pushkar, for carrying a satphone, merrily twittered away on his laptop while in police custody, reports India TV Jaipur correspondent Sangeeta Pranavendra.Custody rules say
A designated Prevention of Terrorism Act court in Ahmedabad on Tuesday convicted 22 people and acquitted an equal number in an ISI-backed terror conspiracy case to avenge post-Godhra communal riots in Gujarat. In the case
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