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What does a top woman journalist do when she is threatened regularly with gang rape and stripping on Twitter?
US is the Real Hacking Empire, Says China After Pentagon Report
China on Wednesday accused the United States of sowing discord between China and its neighbours.
He is Fulfilling His Dream of Building Houses For Poor
He is the brain behind several world-class and award-winning buildings that include airports and hotels in the US.
Indian-origin Surgeon Faces Re-trial in Australia
The Jamnagar, Gujarat, born Patel had a controversial tenure in the hospital from 2003 to early 2005, during which over 80 deaths were linked to him and 30 patients died in his care.
Border Crisis Ends
China’s PLA has sent out a simple message by its occupation of territory lying inside India: it promises quiet if India backs off building-up on the borders. India fears the quiet could precede an unpleasant awakening.
Intelligence Alert Over Terror Attack on US Consulate in Mumbai
The Western Naval command headquarters has alerted the city police about the threat of a bomb attack on the US consulate here on July 21.
Delhi Most Creative State in India
In terms of use of modern technology, talented people and tolerance, Delhi is the most creative state in the country.
American Bill Threatens Indian Outsourcing Companies
A new American immigration bill threatens the future of Indian outsourcing, Indian companies say, because it will limit the number of foreign workers they can bring to the United States.
Bollywood Cinema: 10 Lesser-known Facts
Indian cinema began 100 years ago with the first "Bollywood" film, although the term was only coined many years later. The vibrant song-and-dance routines have millions of fans but here are some lesser-known facts that may have escaped their knowledge.
US Honours Two Indian-Americans as Champions of Change
The two Indian American women -- Aparna Bhattacharyya from Atlanta and Pramila Jayapal from Washington State -- were recognised at a White House event
Will Wal-Mart’s India Plan be a Non-starter?
Those foreign retailers that want to set up shop in India will have to invest in new back-end infrastructure and not in existing companies.
Is Tthis What Single Ladies Were Waiting For
I have spotted not one but two silver linings in those dark grey spinster skies.
Graduates Preferred to Grandmothers in Proposed US Immigration Bill
US immigration authorities would give preference to better-educated and trained visa-seekers who can contribute to the American economy.
Why Some People Decide to Stay Away From Facebook
A third of Facebook users take breaks from the site by deactivating their account, and one in 10 completely quit.
Is the Indian Techie's Silicon Valley Dream About to Come Crashing Down
The success of the Indian IT sector is inexorably linked to the story of these professionals and their ticket to the US - the H1B visa.
China Ends Ladakh Standoff, Troops Pull Back
Deepened diplomatic engagement with China finally ended the 21-day border standoff in eastern Ladakh
First Womb-transplant Baby Set for Arrival in January 2014
The breakthrugh procedure was carried out last year by Turkish surgeons on 21-year-old Derya Sert, who was born without a uterus.
A Blot on the Indian Diaspora
The saga of the Gupta family in South Africa resonates with the enchanting flourishes of a fairy-tale.
Infosys Loses Number of Sales People in US
Infosys seems to be witnessing an exodus of its feet-on-street sales force.
South Africa Probes India Over Gupta Wedding
South Africa's government is investigating whether the Indian embassy abused diplomatic privileges over a society wedding, an official has said.
State Funeral for Sarabjit
The Punjab government has declared Sarabjit a martyr and he will be given a state funeral at 2 pm.
Rare Galaxy Furiously Burning Gas to Form Stars Found
This galaxy is like a highly tuned sports car, converting gas to stars at the most efficient rate thought to be possible
Athirapally Falls, Truly the Niagra of India
The Athirapally Falls situated near Kochi, are rightly called the Niagra of India
South Africa Suspends Protocol Officer Over Guptagate
Preliminary investigations have revealed the need to probe the circumstances under which the clearances for the aircraft to land were secured.
The Great Gatsby Premiere: Noise for Big B Confused US Media
At the New York premiere of Hollywood film The Great Gatsby“, the noise went up for a moment and the US media was left wondering if Leonardo DiCaprio had come
This July, Goa Will be a Gay Haven
The tourism and trade industry sees Goa as one of the most popular and gay friendly tourism destinations in the country.
Can India Ever Shed its Soft State Image
The Chinese intrusion into Depsang Bulge in East Ladakh, approximately 19 km inside our perception of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) on April 15, has brought back Indian diplomatic and defence establishment's worst fears out in the open.
Airports and Hotels in Emerging Markets Outpace the West
From Asia to Africa to the Middle East and the Americas, the business of business travel is booming in emerging countries. And it shows.
Bollywood Celebs Who Tried to Hide Away Their Cash
Income Tax (IT) officers raided the studios and offices of Balaji Telefilms’ head honcho and leading Bollywood producer, Ekta Kapoor.
India, China Third Flag Meet Fails but Hope Floats
A third flag meeting between Indian and Chinese commanders in eastern Ladakh did not yield any immediate result, but diplomatic and defence sources said efforts were moving in the right direction to resolve the issue.
US Religious Panel for Continuing Visa Ban on Narendra Modi
A Congress-established independent panel on religious freedom has called on the US to maintain a visa ban on Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi
Ministries Split on Case Against Italian Marines
There seems to be a difference of opinion within the government regarding the Italian marines' probe.
Unanswered Questions on China’s Ladakh Incursion
Questions, questions, questions and more questions; but no answers! That is the state of affairs about the ongoing Sino-Indian standoff in Ladakh.
I.M.F. Warns of Middle-Income Trap in Asia
The I.M.F.’s warning comes at time when Asia looks set to lead a global economic recovery.
Asia's Top 9 Local Liquors
To really get under the skin of a new country, you need a skinful or two of the local liquor.
Discover Agra Beyond the Taj - in Electric Rickshaws
The city of the Taj is now aiming to show visitors that there is much more to it than the monument to love.
Indian Embassy Issues Fresh Guidelines for OCIs
he Overseas Citizens of India card holders, while travelling to India, must carry the OCI booklet and their passport having 'U' visa sticker, the Indian Embassy has said.
Sony, Panasonic to Ramp up India Presence to End Samsung Rule
It is not any coincidence that India has become one of the most visited countries for the senior leaders of the two Japanese electronics majors
Sudarsan Pattnaik's Award-winning Stunning Ganesha Sculpture
Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik was recently awarded Moscow choice prize for creating a sand sculpture of Lord Ganesh at World sand art championship 2013, Russia.
From Mother India to Munni
When it comes to portrayal of women on screen, do commercial films merely reflect prevailing attitudes or do they shape and contribute to those attitudes as well?
President Pranab Mukherjee Hits Out at MNCs For Their Intent to Dodge Tax
Their basic objective is to locate a unit in countries where the rates of tax are the lowest. Many are not physically located in a country but operate with an objective to evade and avoid tax in the tax havens
Akhilesh Has Come Back a Winner From US
Chief minister Akhilesh Yadav's plans to promote 'branding Uttar Pradesh' in US may not have succeeded but a section of political analysts feel that he has come back as a 'winner'.
Foreign Brides Living and Loving in India
What does it take to fall in love with an Indian, marry him, and move to his country to live with him
The Biggest Curses in Hindu Mythology
While Hindu religion is not unique in its repertoire of curses, there are enough meritorious instances that deserve recall and mention.
The Tea-house Project: Kolkata's Chinatown Set for Revival
The first Chinese to start settling in the city were runaway sailors and the indentured servants mentioned in a letter from Atchew to Governor General Warren Hastings.
Guyana to Mark 175th Anniversary of Arrival of Indians
The Indian workers were brought to replace the slave labour on the sugarcane plantations after slavery was abolished in British colonies. O
Midnight's Children: Two Authors in Search of a Film
Rushdie and Mehta’s Midnight’s Children promises a doubled up feast for thought and senses before the theater goes dark.
Indian Hedge Funds Dare Where Foreign Investors Fear
Local hedge funds are eager to show off double-digit returns in the hopes of drawing wealthy Indians and succeeding where overseas players have failed.
I Was Discovered by an Algorithm
Companies are using algorithms to scour the Web for recruits, challenging traditional notions of hiring.
With Confession Pages, Gossip Girl is Now on Facebook
If you’ve ever stayed in a college hostel, chances are you’ve been part of or have participated in gossip that shuttles between malicious and innocent. The difference is that now it is online, for all to read.
Dilapidated Bungalows in Lutyens’ Delhi Costlier Than NY Condos
Dilapidated, torn out properties in the area are costlier than prime property in New York, London and Lisbon at current valuations.
India Man Sailendra Nath Roy Dies During Ponytail Stunt
A Guinness World Record holder who attempted to cross a river in India suspended by his ponytail has died during the stunt.
If You Choose to Go to US, Don’t Complain About Its Security
Going to US is voluntary choice. So why this hullabaloo if a sovereign government has its own rules of security
German, French Turf War in Indian Schools
I definitely see it as a turf war as language now is a main instrument of trade and the European Union sees establishing a market here as a way out of its current crisis.
Saudi Arabia Deports Man for Being Too Handsome and Irresistible to Women
If you thought that there’s no flip side to being impossibly handsome, think again! Apparently that chiseled face, the dreamy eyes fringed with lashes and the manly chest can lead to deportation. If you’re in Saudi Arabia, that is.
Boston Bombers: The Unbearable Whiteness of Brothers Tsarnaev
The notion that anyone can be a terrorist creates a dangerous sense of helplessness that racial profiling helped alleviate.
Saradha’s Sudipta Sen: India’s Stupidest Businessman
Sen’s business empire, about which he offers yet more graphic details in his mail, comes across as one colossal mess.
India Puts Eye in Sky Even as China Denies Provocation
Military sources said India is flying UAVs over Ladakh where it claims China has crossed the Line of Actual Control.
Passage to Bihar
A series of high profile politicians from foreign countries make a pilgrimage to Bihar in search of their roots.
More Indian Companies to List in the US as Markets Recover
Recovering stock markets, along with US investor interest in India’s growth story, could boost overseas IPOs by Indian companies this year on the NYSE and the tech-heavy Nasdaq.
International Museum Of Toilets Now Officially Weird, Unusual
The International Museum Of Toilets that is housed in Delhi’s Palam area, has made it to the list of the Top 10 ‘Weird and Unusual’ museums in the world.
US Immigration Bill Could Slow Indian Outsourcers
The industry's long-held fears of a backlash are being realized in its crucial U.S. market.
Ikea Can Run Cafes But Not Retail Food Items in India
Global furniture major Ikea will be allowed to run cafes and restaurant within its single brand stores in India but not sell food items, Parliament was informed on Monday.
Why India's IT Industry is Worried Over US' Draft Immigration Policy
Indian IT companies may need to effect changes in their business models if the bill is passed in its current format.
How To Be Spiritual in Haridwar
Visiting Haridwar is like an insurance policy for the soul—a smart investment that will yield moksha on maturity
India Asks China to Withdraw Troops Near Disputed Border
Chinese ambassador to New Delhi summoned over the incident, meetings between local commanders under way
When Love Marriage Needs a Little Help
After decades of fixing arranged marriages for their children, Indian parents are taking on a new challenge: trying to orchestrate their kids’ love marriages.
Two Held Over India Bangalore Blast
Police in India say they have arrested two people in connection with last week's explosion near the office of a political party in the southern Indian city of Bangalore.
TCS, Infosys, Wipro Accused by US Senator
Amidst Congressional debate on the comprehensive immigration reform, a top US Senator has accused big Indian IT companies - TCS, Infosys and Wipro - of abusing the H-1B visa system.
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