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A pair of siblings, one five and the other eight years old, may have become the youngest to reach the base camp of Mount Everest.
A realtor playing into the pervasive Indian obsession with caste, duped over a thousand aspirant home-buyers off Rs 25 crore.
This Twitter handle trolls the trolls.
The ruckus in Parliament was served up for a delegation from Bhutan, who had officially come "to learn about Indian democracy."
Rimjhim Ray passionately accuses Facebook of wanting to "...program our minds, all under the pretext of heart-felt charity..."
Main News
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday dismissed the Central Bureau of Investigation’s charge that social activists Teesta Setalvad and her husband Javed Anand were a threat to national security.
The consumer affairs department has sought Rs 640 crore from Nestle India for selling and promoting Maggi, which is now banned in India.
Greece and its international lenders reached an 85 billion euro bailout agreement on Tuesday after nailing down the terms of new loans needed to save the country from financial ruin.
The country lost close to 41 tigers from January until August 9 this year, according to the National Tiger Conservation Authority and TRAFFIC-India, the wildlife trade monitoring network.
Modi's visit to the UAE was firmed up only last week and is causing consternation to his security managers.
The Supreme Court has said that an Aadhar card cannot be made a mandatory document and may be used only for procuring subsidized gas and rations.
Off The Front Page
The Haryana government has set a minimum educational bar and availability of toilets at their residence, for those aspiring to contest panchayat elections in the state.
The Gujarat government has withdrawn a book on Dr B R Ambedkar that was distributed to students of Class VI-VIII in government primary schools across the state, reportedly because it contained "anti-Hindu" content.
The increasing weight of school bags will be discussed at a meeting next week of the Central Advisory Board of Education, the apex advisory panel on education, headed by Union HRD minister Smriti Irani.
Opinion
Rahul Khullar says that Digital India, contrary to the government's claims, isn't doable by 2019.
Madhu Kishwar says that the alliance between the BJP and PDP in Kashmir is on tenterhooks and requires much deft management.
TK Arun says that Bihar's days of jungle raaj are firmly a thing of the past.
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