Inquest into death of India-born woman begins

Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, to County Westmeath, Ireland, is about 115 hours by road, according to Google maps, 12451 km apart. The mind boggles at this distance today but back in the 17th century, Vere Henry Levinge made a longer journey and did so ...

India today voted against Israel in United Nations. While voting in favor of Israel could be difficult for India, it could at least stayed absent from the voting like many other countries. The fans of Narendra Modi and followers of BJP were highly ...

The widower of an Indian woman who died four days after giving birth to her son has alleged a cover-up over plans for a long-awaited inquest into her death. Dhara Kivlehan, 28, died from multi-organ failure in Belfast 's Royal Victoria Hospital on ...

Jaipur : As India prepares for PM Narendra Modi's first meeting with Barack Obama, endorsements have come in from the man who is still voted the most popular and admired living President in the United States. Speaking exclusively to NDTV in ...

By Rahul Jayaram On July 4, the extremist group released 46 Indian nurses they held captive for over a fortnight in Iraq. This ended the ordeal of Indian nurses from Kerala, but added another woeful chapter to the history of Indian migrant workers ...

Is there a role for the Haute Couturier in the Ireland of today? I asked Jen Kelly. Kelly has for the past 25 years been dressing the creme de la creme of Irish society, from former President Mary Robinson when she was in office, to Celia Larkin, ...

The depths of Irish motherhood was underlined at the opening of an inquest into the death of a 29-year-old woman who died after she gave birth to her first baby in Sligo. She was Indian but had become more Irish than the Irish themselves, ...

The term 'paradise on earth' is bandied about way too much. But here it stands true... complete with indigo waters and coconut ice-cream. Niamh Horan 0 Comments Share My sister looked at me like some form of epiphany had swept over her. She ...

Every weekend, any Indian football fan with a cable or DTH connection is confronted with stark confirmation that consumer capitalism means near-unlimited choice. Apart from the ubiquitous English Premier League, we are offered live action from the ...