West Indies great Viv Richards has offered to work as India’s batting consultant, saying he can help the batsmen sort out their perennial weakness against short-pitch bowling.

Amid the ongoing debate on the role of lobbyists in India, leading industry chamber CII on Sunday said its functioning is different from that of a deal maker and there was no need to follow the US for

The telecom majors like Bharti, Vodafone and Idea are likely to challenge Trai’s recommendation in court in case these are accepted by the telecom department.

Tata Teleservices has asked the telecom department to reconsider the “blanket” ban imposed on the purchase of the telecom equipment from Chinese vendors.

The Duta on Sunday alleged that its members were manhandled by university security personnel when they tried to meet the vice-chancellor.

The city on Sunday stood witness to thousands of weddings on a day that is considered auspicious for buying gold.

The much touted Rajiv Ratan Awas Yojana (RRAY) of the Delhi government seems stuck with a little over 7,000-odd houses being constructed and the government still trying to identify the beneficiaries.

A team of experts from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) and the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (Barc) on Sunday started the process of decontamination of radiation hotspots in Mayapuri scrap

Nearly 60 passengers of Sapt Kranti Express train bound to Bihar had a narrow escape in Sunday afternoon’s stampede at New Delhi railway station.

The stampede which led to the death of two persons, including a woman and a boy, bore an uncanny similarity to another incident six years ago when four women and a teenaged girl were killed on the New