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Split imminent as BJP resists Nitish demand
NAVTAN KUMAR | NEW DELHI

The final break between the Janata Dal (United) and the Bharatiya Janata Party is coming over the saffron party's refusal to commit to Nitish Kumar that Narendra Modi would not be made the BJP's Prime...

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Defunct cables cause outages in East Delhi

Outdated cables in East Delhi have led to massive power cuts in the area. Outages ranging from six to eight hours on an average daily have gripped the residential areas of Mayur Vihar, IP Extension, Krishna Nagar, Ghazipur, Trans-Yamuna and Shahdara. "The power supply is erratic due to both faulty cables and shortage in supply. It was in 2009 that

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Shunned by Brits, Indian’s descendant will rule U.K.

In 1809, a young Scotsman, Theodore Forbes, arrived in Surat in pursuit of wealth and adventure. He found both; the one through trading, the other through a tragic love affair. The 21-year-old East India Company employee soon met Eliza Kewark, who was described as being Armenian, and when he was posted to Yemen in 1812, Eliza accompanied him. There

ABHINANDAN MISHRA | 15th Jun

Present and former Intelligence Bureau (IB) officers think that the UPA government is maligning their agency in the Ishrat Jahan encounter case for po...

S RAMA KRISHNA | 8th Jun

At least one Congress MP from Andhra Pradesh, S. Rajaiah from Warangal, is likely to join the BJP very soon, while another Congress MP, G. Sukhender R...

IIT professor counters communalism with maths, science
MOHAMMED ANAS | 15th Jun

V.K. Tripathi, a senior professor of Physics at IIT Delhi, has devised a scientific way of enhancing communal harmony in the country: by teaching math...

S RAMA KRISHNA | 15th Jun

Dasari Narayana Rao, who has been charge-sheeted by the CBI in the coal blocks allocation scam, has named a senior Union Cabinet minister as having or...

Duchess Kate plans to have hypno-delivery
LAKSHMAN MENON | 15th Jun

Queen Victoria enjoyed the act of love but not its fruits — childbirth. Not, that is, until she gave birth to the last two of her nine children. In 1857, "Her Majesty expressed great relief from the vapour" when the physician attending the birth of her last child, Princess Beatrice, administered h...

Vatsala Shrangi | 15th Jun

A case of sexual harassment has been lodged against the principal of Delhi University's Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma (ARSD) College. One of the female admi...

Foreign women travellers opt for female guides
Vatsala Shrangi | 15th Jun

An increasing number of women travellers from abroad are looking for female tourist guides while visiting Delhi, say tour operators. However, neither does the Delhi tourism department nor the private travel companies have the required number of female tour guides. Reports of sexual assaults against ...

Nitish banks on caste calculations, Muslims
NAVTAN KUMAR | 15th Jun

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is hoping that the support from Extremely Backward Classes (EBCs) and Mahadalits, who together constitute around 40%...

India may raise data mining issue with US
Kabir Taneja | 15th Jun

The US National Security Agency (NSA) used its data mining tool named "Boundless Informant" to "fish" 6.3 billion pieces of data from India in one mon...

Sanjay Sharma | 15th Jun

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi can count as his strongest supporters several party leaders he promoted during his stint as BJP general secretary...

Dasari scripted his revival as minister
S RAMA KRISHNA | 15th Jun

Noted film director Dasari Narayana Rao, who went almost bankrupt in 2003-04, witnessed a turnaround after becoming the Union Minister of State for Co...

ABHINANDAN MISHRA | 15th Jun

Three bureaucrats from Jharkhand are under the CBI's watch to find out whether in 2007 the then minister of state for coal, Dasari Narayan Rao influen...

Delhi BJP still waiting for CM candidate
NAVTAN KUMAR | 15th Jun

The Advani-Modi rift eclipsed the issue of selecting the party's chief ministerial candidate for the Delhi Assembly elections that will take place tow...

IAF to witness major reshuffle this month
SUMAN SHARMA | 15th Jun

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is all set for a major reshuffle this month in which the Western Air Command chief, Air Marshal Arup Raha, will be made the Vice Chief of Air Staff. After this, he is tipped to take over as the Chief of Air Staff, when the incumbent, Air Chief Marshal N.A.K. Browne retires...

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