Now, an entire village for dwarves in Assam
Almost 70 dwarves, ranging from one-and-a-half feet to three feet in height, across Assam will soon have a place to live in with dignity and comfort, with a theatre actor setting up a village with hou
Two Pakistanis killed four women, sliced their bodies
A rickshaw driver in Pakistan's Karachi city and his aide have been arrested for killing four women and a six-year-old child and then slicing their bodies into pieces, police said on Tuesday, unravell
Business sentiments worse than reality: Adi Godrej
The Indian economy and businesses are passing through difficult times due to lack of reforms and governance, but the sentiments are even worse than the reality, said Adi Godrej, chairman of the Godrej
Chhattisgarh slows down anti-Maoist drive till Menon's release
The Chhattisgarh government has virtually called a halt to its anti-Maoist offensive till Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon is released from captivity, official sources said on Monday.
"The wh
Gold traders on Akshaya Tritiya high
Jewellery makers and gold traders are expecting good business this Akshaya Tritiya compared to last year as sales have picked up before the auspicious day despite high gold prices.
Traders said the d
Roerich row: Russia seeks Indian government's intervention
Russia has accused the Himachal Pradesh government of ‘behaving in a rude and uncivilised manner’ over the working of the trust that manages late Russian painter Nicholas Roerich's multi-crore-rupee e
SC dismisses plea against Lt. Gen. Bikram Singh
The Supreme Court Monday dismissed a petition challenging the appointment of Lt. Gen. Bikram Singh as the next chief of army staff.
Lt. Gen. Bikram Singh will succeed General V.K. Singh as the army c
Suzlon's arm bags orders worth $387 million in two months
India's wind turbine manufacturing major Suzlon Energy on Monday said its group subsidiary REpower Systems has bagged cumulative orders worth $387 million across Europe over a two-month period, exclud
From bullets to ballot, Syria prepares for polls
Amid a shaky truce and presence of UN monitors, Syria is bracing to hold its first multi-party parliamentary elections in five years next month that hopes to provide space for a nascent political oppo
Sensex closes 277 points down in choppy trade
Indian equities markets closed lower on Monday with a benchmark index falling 277.16 points. Realty, banking and telecom stocks were among the worst losers.
The 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of t