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Turns out that a viral image of a little boy and girl hugging each other in the aftermath of the Nepal quake was actually a picture from Vietnam.
The government may have promised to bring back all the black money abroad, but Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told Parliament that his government still doesnât have an official estimate of the size of the black money stash.
If Salman Khan is convicted today, Bollywood stands to lose at least Rs 200 crore.
Death has finally parted a couple in Uttar Pradesh whoâve been together for atleast 85 years.
A scathing resignation letter by the 26-year-old former CEO of Housing.com, Rahul Yadav, had social media buzzing before he apologised and retracted. Here are several more such letters that rival Yadavâs in their insouciance.
Main News
Top Pakistan Army Commanders expressed serious concern over the alleged involvement by Indiaâs Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) in âwhipping upâ terrorism in Pakistan.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, in a minute, undid years of the governmentâs official position by telling Parliament that it didnât know where Dawood Ibrahim was.
To avoid diplomatic embarrassment, the BJP government has gone back on an earlier promise to exclude Assam from a proposed land-swap deal with Bangladesh.
Greenpeace India today said it was facing an "imminent shutdown" after the Union home ministry blocked its foreign funds and froze its bank accounts about four weeks ago, alleging the international environmental group was hurting India's interests.
An engineering graduate from Hyderabad, who joined the terror group ISIS, has died "while fighting in Syria," intelligence sources on Tuesday said quoting his family members.
The Maharashtra government has proposed a new law for Buddhist marriages.
Off The Front Page
UK Prime Minister David Cameron, in the run up to the elections, has tried to woo the Indian community in the UK with a campaign slogan in Hindi 'Phir ek baar Cameron sarkar', using Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popular poll mantra.
An enterprising thief, who worked for a bank and was charged with ensuring that ATMs were stocked with cash, was caught pilfering crores and using them to bet on race horses and online poker.
The Indian army canât decide if clapping violates military decorum. Army chief Dalbir Singh had recently ordered that army personnel ought not to clap when in uniform but he clapped, deliberately and slowly with great showmanship, at yesterdayâs inauguration of the Akash missile. This chief said his act of applauding was a "one-time exception to the rule".
Once panned for his âcellphone poetry,â former union minister Kapil Sibal has penned five songs for the upcoming non-commercial political film "Zainab - A Celebration Of Humanity".
Opinion
Pavan Varma, in The Hindu, says that the liberal and secular nature of Indiaâs democracy is a fundamental part of its international image, which if tarnished, will spill over into other areas of bilateral and multilateral interaction.
Kuldip Nayar, in The Telegraph, says that the international communityâincluding Jawaharlal Nehru-- must share some blame for the present plight of African Americans.
Shamnad Basheer, in The Indian Express, says that the governmentâs position on international patent law makes it appear duplicitous internationally and at home.
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