Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari said today that Pakistan will never be the first to use nuclear weapons but then quickly added Islamabad’s traditional rider...
Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today expressed “disgust” over “leaks” from closed-door selection committee meetings but stopped short of denying reports of differences with the national selectors.
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani is a man of many parts. An “accidental entrepreneur”, a determined philanthropist, and, as is clear in his new book Imagining India...
A software professional, a computer graduate, a mechanical engineer, an MNC data entry clerk, an air-conditioner mechanic — they are all in Surat police custody for their alleged roles in the Ahmedabad terror strikes and the failed Surat bombs.
When Left parties claim that by blocking what the UPA saw as financial sector reforms, they restricted the impact of the global economic crisis in India, Congress president Sonia Gandhi has gone a step further — by going 40 years into the past and fondly invoking the nationalisation of banks by Indira Gandhi.
Putting terror at the centrestage in the last lap of the BJP’s poll campaign in Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today accused the Congress-led government at the Centre of playing “votebank politics” by maligning the image of the Army and demoralizing the security forces.
Every morning, Lalita Rathod joins the mass of labourers outside Khar station, an “open labour market” where people are chosen for work at construction sites.
Nervous banks stocking up on money by offering attractive double-digit interest rates of 11 per cent and above seem to have realised it’s not sustainable and have agreed to cut deposit rates soon.
