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Internet service providers may have blocked pornography sites in India, according to media reports and users.
In a blog for Huffington Post India, Bihar CM, Nitish Kumar, explains why the Bihar election will have ramifications across India.
In response to an RTI query, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry has said that Gajendra Chauhan - who was appointed by the government as the chief of the Film and Television Institute of India, was selected on the basis of a one-para CV.
Dilip Hiro shows how China muscled its way into the politics of the Indian Ocean nations.
In an interview to Huffington Post India, Lalu Prasad Yadav teases glimpses of his game plan for dominance in Bihar.
The Supreme Court administration is contemplating action against Dr Anup Surendranath, who resigned as the court’s Deputy Registrar (Research) on Friday, on the grounds that the Yakub Memon case amounted to “judicial abdication.”
Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and VVS Lakshman are just a few of cricket's stalwarts likely to be affected by the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) new rules, to ensure its members don't have any conflict of interest as BCCI members and employees of cricket associations.
Taliban's new boss, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, was the one who received Masood Azhar--Jaish-e-Mohammed founder and freed by India as part of the IC-814 hijacking deal--in Kandahar in 1999.
Records of convicts, executed by the state since Independence, have gone missing from several prisons, according to researchers involved in an ongoing study to prepare a socio-economic profile of those awarded the death penalty.
The India Foundation, piloted by Shaurya Doval--the son of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval--is becoming to the National Democratic Alliance what the National Advisory Council used to be to the United Progressive Alliance.
"I and my God know the truth. You people are just doing your duty and so i forgive you," were Yakub Memon's last words.
Mumbai's exorbitant rentals are leaving less air traffic controllers willing to take up postings in the city, which in turn affects services and compromises aircraft-landing safety.
All India Radio is sprucing up its radio infrastructure along India's borders to counter 'Chinese propaganda.'
The Delhi Police will become the first law-enforcement agency in India to use Taser guns and a host of other non-lethal arms.
Ashok Gulati says that agriculture in India suffers because of an elitist bias.
Manu Joseph says that the 'stupid machines,'--or powerful, artificially-intelligent robots with great power--is the fear of intelligent machines repackaged.
Vijay Chandru says that science in India must do more to realign itself with societal goals.
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Internet service providers may have blocked pornography sites in India, according to media reports and users.
In a blog for Huffington Post India, Bihar CM, Nitish Kumar, explains why the Bihar election will have ramifications across India.
In response to an RTI query, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry has said that Gajendra Chauhan - who was appointed by the government as the chief of the Film and Television Institute of India, was selected on the basis of a one-para CV.
Dilip Hiro shows how China muscled its way into the politics of the Indian Ocean nations.
In an interview to Huffington Post India, Lalu Prasad Yadav teases glimpses of his game plan for dominance in Bihar.
Main News
The Supreme Court administration is contemplating action against Dr Anup Surendranath, who resigned as the court’s Deputy Registrar (Research) on Friday, on the grounds that the Yakub Memon case amounted to “judicial abdication.”
Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and VVS Lakshman are just a few of cricket's stalwarts likely to be affected by the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) new rules, to ensure its members don't have any conflict of interest as BCCI members and employees of cricket associations.
Taliban's new boss, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, was the one who received Masood Azhar--Jaish-e-Mohammed founder and freed by India as part of the IC-814 hijacking deal--in Kandahar in 1999.
Records of convicts, executed by the state since Independence, have gone missing from several prisons, according to researchers involved in an ongoing study to prepare a socio-economic profile of those awarded the death penalty.
The India Foundation, piloted by Shaurya Doval--the son of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval--is becoming to the National Democratic Alliance what the National Advisory Council used to be to the United Progressive Alliance.
Off The Front Page
"I and my God know the truth. You people are just doing your duty and so i forgive you," were Yakub Memon's last words.
Mumbai's exorbitant rentals are leaving less air traffic controllers willing to take up postings in the city, which in turn affects services and compromises aircraft-landing safety.
All India Radio is sprucing up its radio infrastructure along India's borders to counter 'Chinese propaganda.'
The Delhi Police will become the first law-enforcement agency in India to use Taser guns and a host of other non-lethal arms.
Opinion
Ashok Gulati says that agriculture in India suffers because of an elitist bias.
Manu Joseph says that the 'stupid machines,'--or powerful, artificially-intelligent robots with great power--is the fear of intelligent machines repackaged.
Vijay Chandru says that science in India must do more to realign itself with societal goals.
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