Tigers attack man, villagers in panic

At the farmhouse owned by former DGP of Punjab. (Source: Express photo by Sumit Malhotra) Panic gripped the area near the Chandigarh-Punjab border after a gang of seven or eight men, armed with sticks, struck at three farmhouses in quick succession ...

More than 350 contractual nurses working at Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Ranchi, are likely to go on an indefinite strike from Thursday midnight to mount pressure on the government for regularising their posts, triggering panic to the extent ...

Rumours of fake currency note having face value of Rs 50 with a picture of flower, in circulation, is flying thick and fast, creating anxiety among people in general. In a recent example, a chief manager of a nationalised bank in the city, had to tender ...

Singapore: The deadly Ebola hits the panic button again, but this time in West Africa. Killing over 600, the virus is reigning over three African countries, leaving health experts clueless on a vaccine or a cure. The World Health Organization ...

Safe transport has become a watchword of the worldwide campaign for women's rights. Taking a cue, the UST Global centre here has supplemented their pick-up and drop vehicles with safety measures. All the company cabs are now monitored real-time ...

It is the repeat of the Swine Flu panic that spread fear around the world five years ago. The new pandemic is MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome), a corona virus strain that seems to have emerged from Saudi Arabia and then spread to many parts ...

ALLAHABAD: Panic gripped New Yamuna Bridge and adjoining areas under Kydganj police station on Tuesday evening after a youth, identified as Raj Kumar (32), a resident of Hathras climbed the tower of the new Yamuna Bridge and threatened to jump. The ...

The budget office predicts that this year's federal deficit will be just 2.8 percent of GDP, down from 9.8 percent in 2009. By Paul Krugman For much of the past five years readers of the political and economic news were left in little doubt that budget ...

By George Psyllides THERE was no need for panic over people losing their homes, the government said yesterday, as negotiations continued with the troika of international lenders in a bid to come to an agreement over the bill on foreclosures. ...