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Days after ISRO launched a slew of satellites, the website of Antrix, the agency’s commercial arm, has been hacked.
A senior police official in Kerala is in the midst of a media brouhaha after viral videos showed him ‘disrespecting’ the state’s home minister, Ramesh Chennithala , by not standing up when he arrived at a public function.
Rape-accused Godman Asaram Bapu seems to have become a human-Vyapam, after a third witness involved in his trial, was found dead.
Rape charges were levelled against an IPS officer, Amitabh Thakur, on Sunday, a day after he filed a complaint with the police against Mulayam Singh Yadav, alleging that the Samajwadi Party chief threatened him.
Pakistan has said it will not push for a crucial piece of evidence—a voice recording—to nail Mumbai-terror-attack accused, Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, undermining the apparent bonhomie between Nawaz Sharif and Narendra Modi at Russia last week.
In the run-up to the Bihar polls, Jiten Ram Manjhi has said he may not necessarily go along with the BJP if not given a “respectable” offer.
Vasundhara Raje, who is under fire from the RSS for demolishing temples for a Metro train project, has promised to rebuild them whenever possible.
In what will certainly irk China, India will now include Japan for its forthcoming Malabar naval exercise with the US in the Bay of Bengal in October.
Djokovich has, for now, prevented Roger Federer from winning a world record eighth, Wimbeldon final.
Now you can pay for your Uber ride via credit card.
Several, opting for invitro fertilization in India appear to prefer ‘vegetarian,’ and ‘Brahmin’ donors.
BBC India ran into Twitter protest, which included HRD minister Smriti Irani, after it credited only Martina Hingis and not Sania Mirza for their Wimbledon doubles victory.
Police verification for issue/renewal of passports will soon be an online affair, allowing its timeframe to be cut from the existing 20 days to less than a week.
A year on, Manmohan Singh’s step brother, Daljeet Singh Kohli, seems impatient with the BJP for not giving him a suitable ‘position.’
Rehan Vadra, the son of Priyanka Gandhi, paid a visit and spent a night at family constituency Amethi, triggering speculation about his political initiation.
Devashish Mitra says the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a US-led trade bloc, should cause India some worry.
G Sampath says that the debates about eliminating poverty often fail to account for the assumptions in understanding deprivation.
Manu Joseph says that the purpose of family, in India, is to circumvent the State.
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Days after ISRO launched a slew of satellites, the website of Antrix, the agency’s commercial arm, has been hacked.
A senior police official in Kerala is in the midst of a media brouhaha after viral videos showed him ‘disrespecting’ the state’s home minister, Ramesh Chennithala , by not standing up when he arrived at a public function.
Rape-accused Godman Asaram Bapu seems to have become a human-Vyapam, after a third witness involved in his trial, was found dead.
Rape charges were levelled against an IPS officer, Amitabh Thakur, on Sunday, a day after he filed a complaint with the police against Mulayam Singh Yadav, alleging that the Samajwadi Party chief threatened him.
Main News
Pakistan has said it will not push for a crucial piece of evidence—a voice recording—to nail Mumbai-terror-attack accused, Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, undermining the apparent bonhomie between Nawaz Sharif and Narendra Modi at Russia last week.
In the run-up to the Bihar polls, Jiten Ram Manjhi has said he may not necessarily go along with the BJP if not given a “respectable” offer.
Vasundhara Raje, who is under fire from the RSS for demolishing temples for a Metro train project, has promised to rebuild them whenever possible.
In what will certainly irk China, India will now include Japan for its forthcoming Malabar naval exercise with the US in the Bay of Bengal in October.
Djokovich has, for now, prevented Roger Federer from winning a world record eighth, Wimbeldon final.
Now you can pay for your Uber ride via credit card.
Off The Front Page
Several, opting for invitro fertilization in India appear to prefer ‘vegetarian,’ and ‘Brahmin’ donors.
BBC India ran into Twitter protest, which included HRD minister Smriti Irani, after it credited only Martina Hingis and not Sania Mirza for their Wimbledon doubles victory.
Police verification for issue/renewal of passports will soon be an online affair, allowing its timeframe to be cut from the existing 20 days to less than a week.
A year on, Manmohan Singh’s step brother, Daljeet Singh Kohli, seems impatient with the BJP for not giving him a suitable ‘position.’
Rehan Vadra, the son of Priyanka Gandhi, paid a visit and spent a night at family constituency Amethi, triggering speculation about his political initiation.
Opinion
Devashish Mitra says the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a US-led trade bloc, should cause India some worry.
G Sampath says that the debates about eliminating poverty often fail to account for the assumptions in understanding deprivation.
Manu Joseph says that the purpose of family, in India, is to circumvent the State.
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