Jamshedpur: It was a marriage with a difference. A cashless wedding was solemnised at a temple at Badia in East Singhbhum district within hours of a toilet being built at the groom’s house. Prior to the marriage yesterday, the family members of the bride Sunita, a resident of Itihasa villageContinue Reading
Fr. Cedric Prakash SJ On January 9th 2017, in an address to the members of the Diplomatic Corps from 181 countries accredited to the Holy See, Pope Francis said, “children and young people are the future; it is for them that we work and build. They cannot be selfishly overlookedContinue Reading
Julius Dorphang co-founded the armed organisation HNLC and surrendered in 2007Continue Reading
Traveling is all about the journey, and the journey really depends on which carrier you’re flying. Aside from variations in cabins and service quality, there’s the major concern of how likely you are to get delayed. Fly on the wrong airline and your odds of a delay are as highContinue Reading
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By Shweta N. Arokiaswamy Siliguri – A college in North Bengal organised a literature fest for lovers of English language on issues related to pain and writing in literature with enthusiastic participants from several colleges and universities engaging in talks and discussions, and presenting scientific papers on varied related topics.Continue Reading
New Delhi: Police in Meerut on January 7 registered a case against Sakshi Maharaj, a member of parliament, who held Muslims responsible for India’s population rise. However, Maharaj’s party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, has disowned the remarks. “The population rise is not because of Hindus. Population has risen due toContinue Reading
New Delhi: From February, the inner and middle circle of the city’s business district, which gets around 500,000 visitors a day, will be a “pedestrian-only” zone, a move aimed at decongesting and reducing pollution in the area. Bang in the middle of the city, Connaught Place is a traffic nightmareContinue Reading
President Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday that the demonetisation aimed at fighting corruption may lead to a brief economic slowdown. “Demonetisation, while immobilising black money and fighting corruption, may lead to temporary slowdown of the economy. We all will have to be extra careful to alleviate the sufferings of theContinue Reading
Pakistan on Thursday released 219 Indian fishermen who had allegedly strayed into its waters, bringing the total number of Indian fishermen freed from Pakistani jails as “goodwill gesture” in the last 10 days to 439, despite the chill in bilateral ties. The 219 fishermen were freed from Malir jail onContinue Reading
