Sreesanth, Two Other Rajasthan Players Arrested for Spot-fixing
The Special Cell of the Delhi Police arrested Sreesanth and the other two cricketers last night from Mumbai for their alleged role in spot-fixing and
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UK Launches Super-priority Visas for Indians
For the first time, Indian visitors will now have the option of a same-day visa to the UK. - See more at: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/-/1115808/#sthash.db49zNLQ.dpuf
The Rickshaw Driver’s Curry
Kerala cooking is filled with cardamom, pepper, cashew nuts and mangoes, which seem to grow in every backyard.
Asian Egg Donor Shortage in UK Forcing Couples Abroad
An increasing number of childless Asian couples are travelling to India for fertility treatment because of a shortage of south Asian egg donors in the UK.
Biological Clue to Why Women Live Longer Than Men
Women live longer than men partly because their immune systems age more slowly, a study suggests.
IIMs' Tryst With Chinese
Indian students cannot afford to be left behind as the two countries compete in every sphere of economic activity
Tribal Rights Activist Dayamani Barla Wins Ellen L Lutz award
Barla’s life story is one of extraordinary determination and achievement in the face of crushing poverty.
Ranbaxy to Pay $500 Million in US Lawsuit Settlement
Drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories pleaded guilty on Monday to felony charges related to drug safety
Bumpy Road for Trophy Cars
Passion, along with a new willingness to spend among the growing affluent class in India, has lured high-end automakers to India.
Fat to Fit in Seven Minutes
what if you had to endure all the discomfort that comes with exercise for just seven minutes and could still lose weight
Why America Turned Cleveland Hero Into a Mocking Internet Meme
A black man, who does not sound like Bill Cosby or Morgan Freeman, as an all-American hero is clearly something tough for America to digest.
The Posture Guru of Silicon Valley
Esther Gokhale, a posture guru in Silicon Valley believes that people suffer from pain and dysfunction because they have forgotten how to use their bodies.
For Jobless Britons, a Curry King Option
UK's top Indian restaurants have joined hands to create and fund scholarships for British youngsters to learn how to make Indian curry.
Kumbh Pots to Parade Through Britain
This will be part of a unique and colourful pilgrimage symbolizing their commitment to protecting the environment.
New Task for India's Mr. Incredible
India has long been cited as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but it hasn't always been the most hospitable place for business travelers.
Aldrin Bats for Indian Habitat on Red Planet
This country could perhaps be among the nations which could construct a modular habitat on Mars
India Bihar Rapes Caused by Lack of Toilets
Most of the cases of rape of women and girls in India's Bihar state occur when they go out to defecate in the open, police and social activists say.
Is Low-cost Flying Becoming Really High cost?
Consumers may have to pay a high price for both the lower price and increased choice.
Google Testing Google Shopping in India
Google is testing the feature with random users and would make an official announcement in the coming days.
Mumbai Sixth Among Top 10 Global Cities on Billionaire Count
There are more billionaires in Mumbai than in Shanghai, Paris or Los Angeles.
Hindus to Break Ground for Temple
Followers of one of the world's oldest religions, Hinduism, are finally building a temple in one of California's oldest and diverse cities.
The Grave in the Middle of the Road
It’s a difficult transition as India wrestles with the old and the new, and tries to find a middle path that will allow it to progress without losing important aspects of its traditions.
Why Are Indian Women Being Attacked on Social Media
What does a top woman journalist do when she is threatened regularly with gang rape and stripping on Twitter?
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Medical Misadventure in Savita Case
The jury in the inquest into a woman who died in hospital in Ireland four days after suffering a miscarriage has given a verdict of medical misadventure.
Mango Nation Nectar-sellers
Behind every sensuously shot advertisement for mangoes lies a story that’s, well, not as glamorous as the fruit.
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