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While goings on in India's Censor Board are frequently more interesting than the films they clear, films are now looking to bank on their 'Banned' status, for publicity.
Why Anushka Sharma Doesn't Like To Talk About Virat Kohli.
It may have been in the news for a lack of innovation, but to keep its prime talent happy Infosys has announced an upto 20 Percent Raise To Top Performers.
The push for ensuring more gender parity at India's corporate boards may actually be encouraging nepotism.
Main News
In the wake of forecasts of more rain, Srinagar saw thousands of shopkeepers moving out goods from their shops and people ferrying their families to safer areas as the water level in the Jhelum kept rising till this Monday evening.
A rally in the national capital on April 19 against the Narendra Modi government's land acquisition policy may turn out to be the first public appearance of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who's on a two-month-long break at an undisclosed location.
A blogger was hacked to death by Islamist fundamentalists in Dhaka, Bangladesh on Monday, the second attack in five weeks on a critic of religious extremism in the Muslim-majority nation.
Actor Salman Khan, who's been battling charges in a hit-and-run accident since 2002, found a fall-guy in his driver Ashok Singh, who has been with the Khan family since 1990.
In a finding that has significant sociological implications female foetuses, it emerges, are at a slightly higher risk than male foetuses of dying in the womb from natural causes.
While the Congress may have disowned him even before his death, the NDA government plans to build a memorial to late Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao to honour him as the architect of the country's economic reforms.
The Indian Express finds that Delhi's abysmal air quality is also a seven-year tale of neglect.
Maybe it's the Modi effect but financial year 2014-15, though great for stock markets, was significantly better for over two dozen Gujarat-based companies, which outperformed the Sensex.
Off The Front Page
A 46-year-old man committed suicide after local municipal authorities parked a garbage-filled tractor in front of his house in Punganur, Tamil Nadu to "shame" him over non-payment of property tax arrears.
The benefits of being the brother-in-law of Chattisgarh CM, Raman Singh are outsized.
Dozens of files and other documents bearing seals and stamps of the Department of Revenue in Bengaluru rural district were found in a storm water drain in Bellur, Karnataka. The police have ordered an inquiry.
A Right-to-Information request has revealed that a 1977 'advisory' by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who passed away in 1964, is the reason why the Ministry of Culture does not have a policy to deal with the "procurement of historic memorabilia and belongings of national figures smuggled out of India."
With the PMO flooded with complaints of trains running late, the Railways is dusting files from the Emergency of 1975 to find out how trains ran on time then.
Sandip Acharya, an untrained athlete and state police-force aspirant from a village in Rajasthan ran 10km in 33 minutes, just shy of the national record of 29 min.
Opinion
Gopalkrishna Gandhi, in The Hindu, says that as regards the fight in the Aam Aadmi Party, it musn't weaken the fight for democracy in the country. "Internal democracy is vital but there is something called the wrong time for right things."
Ashok Desai notes in The Telegraph that PDP coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir has announced a maiden Budget with several interesting, workable ideas.
Dhanmanjiri Sathe says in The Indian Express that to go forward on the contentious land acquisition bill, the Centre must also consider successful methods that have been implemented in states.
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