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Union Budget 2018 | Dear Mr Arun Jaitley, Here's Why You Should Not Feed More Money Into the Nirbhaya Fund
In 2014-15 budget, the finance minister pumped in Rs 1000 crore, in 2016-17 it was cut down to Rs 550 crore and the same amount was allocated in 2017-18. The total corpus fund now stands at Rs 3100 crore.
Roadside Bomb Kills 12 Civilians in Afghanistan's Western Herat Province
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but Walizada blamed Taliban insurgents, who often plant roadside bombs to target Afghan security forces.
Wanted to Quit in 2012, but Stayed on after Nirbhaya: Sheila Dikshit
After the Nirbhaya incident, resigning would have been seen as fleeing the "battlefield", Sheila Dikshit, the former Delhi chief minister writes in 'Citizen Delhi: My Times, My Life'.
A Missile, Bomb, Meteor or Gift From Aliens? Poop from Aircraft Befuddles Gurugram Village
The news spread like wildfire and a few minutes later, a large number of the villagers had circled the frigid "rock", which later turned out to be human poop.
Rahul Gandhi Has a Slot for Everyone, Knows Whom to Utilise Where, Says Ahmed Patel
"Gujarat poll results have boosted the morale of Congress workers, not only in Gujarat but all over India, and given them the belief that the BJP can be defeated," the 68-year-old leader said.
Mike Pence Says US Stands 'Shoulder to Shoulder' with Egypt
Pence and el-Sissi held 2½ hours of talks at the presidential palace in Cairo, with acknowledgements of friendship and partnership between the two countries.
Monopoly, Senet and Game of Twenty: India Taught the World to Roll the Dice
It is known that Snakes and Ladders came from an ancient Indian game called Buddhi Yoga, Ludo came from Pachisi and Chess is a derivative of Chaturanga. Surekha claimed that two other games, which were said to be from ancient Egypt, also had its echoes in...
Protestors Flock in Droves to anti-Trump Women's Marches
Protestors hoisted signs emblazoned with slogans like "Fight like a girl" and "A woman's place is in the White House" and "Elect a clown, expect a circus."
'Humble Politician Nograj' Holds up Mirror to Today’s Politicians, Voters
Nograj, the titular character of 'Humble Politician Nograj', is purely fictional, but seems to mirror the common man’s perception of a typical Indian politician.
RIP Dolores O'Riordan, A Generation Of 'Zombies' Still Follow You
The unadulterated airy yet ferocious rasp of Dolores’ voice filled every local rock festival or college festival, with many a hopeful band covering her, and the audience never failing to join in.
Mr. Bean Fame Rowan Atkinson to Auction Two Modern Classics
The most famous and well-reported car to grace his collection was a McLaren F1, but he's not averse to selling any of his cars when he no longer wants them.
Opinion | It's Yechury Pragmatists vs Karat Dogmatists as Narendra Modi Splits the Comrades
As of now, the CPM is vertically split over the “means” to achieve its primary objective of dislodging BJP-led government at the Centre in 2019, partly due to extreme ideological positioning, Kerala politics, where the Congress is CPM’s principal politica...
Yoga on Ice: PM Narendra Modi's Davos Delegation to Offer Classes During Economic Summit
Two yoga teachers from India will hold daily classes next week at the summit, which has attracted 70 heads of state and government, including US President Donald Trump as well as celebrities, chief executives and top bankers.
Not Looking Good, Says Donald Trump as US Govt Hurtles Towards Shutdown
Less that two-and-a-half hours before a midnight deadline to reach a short-term deal to keep the federal government running at full capacity, Trump lashed out at Democrats.
Kourtney Kardashian to Launch Makeup Line
Kourtney Kardashian set to follow in sister Kylie Jenner's footsteps!
Nudged by ISI, Pakistan Shuts Down US-Funded Radio Station for 'Hostile' Content
The office of RFE/RL's Radio Mashaal in the capital Islamabad was ordered closed by the ministry of interior, which said Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) -- Pakistan's top spy agency -- had found its programmes to be "in-line with (a) hostile intelligenc...