Chennai Students design 1,000-foot scroll to honor Teresa
Kindergarten students left imprints of their tiny colored palms on the scrollContinue Reading
Kindergarten students left imprints of their tiny colored palms on the scrollContinue Reading
Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt is not keen to collect the upgraded silver medal from 2012 London Olympics on humanitarian grounds given that the original second place finisher’s positive dope test came after his death. “Besik Kudukhov shandaar pehelwaan the (Besik Kudukhov was a magnificent wrestler). Unke mirtyu ke baad dope testContinue Reading
They revoke offer letters or delayed joining datesContinue Reading
Geneva: The number of unemployed young people is set to swell by 500,000 worldwide this year to reach 71 million, marking the first hike in three years, the UN said Wednesday. In a new report, the UN’s labour agency estimated that the global youth unemployment rate would reach 13.1 percentContinue Reading
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad high court has called upon state governments across India to consider dissolving the sports quota for admission in educational institutes, saying it provided a backdoor entry to students who were not meritorious. The quota does not have constitutional sanction either, it added. In an order dated AugustContinue Reading
Guwahati: Former Cuban president Fidel Castro’s image is hardly seen without his trademark fatigues. A group of students here decided to initate a metamorphosis. They made a portrait of the revolutionary leader garlanded with a gamosa, a cloth used in Assam as a mark of love or respect, and sentContinue Reading
Students, with Indian roots but having grown up in North America, came to India as part of the Mar Thoma Church’s annual India Mission tripContinue Reading
Yogyakarta – A Darjeeling girl attended the first ever Asian Community Radio Workshop organized at Yogyakarta Indonesia, August 1-6. Miss Sumina Chettri from Darjeeling was one of 20 participants representing 10 Asian countries in the program organized by the Asian chapter of the World Catholic Communications body Signis Asia. MissContinue Reading
The selected candidates will get an opportunity to hone their technical skill sets with the help of the latest equipment including a Mercedes-Benz car provided by the company.Continue Reading
A Sikh priest in the UK has advised people to go slow on their Pokemon Go obsession. In a four-minute video, Bhai Harinder Singh, part of a Sikh sect based in the UK, is seen asking followers not to go overboard with the game that has become a global rage.Continue Reading
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