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Summer is almost here and the solution to Delhi's power crisis is still uncertain. With this in mind, Greenpeace India activists put up a satirical caricature, 'ab ki bar bijli lagathar' (uninterrupted power supply this time), in front of the Vidhan ...

The awards adhere to a unique process of selection where the IBN7 Editorial Board deliberates to finalise the winners, keeping in mind their heart-rending stories and inspirational endeavours.

Was the first non-European to get Nobel prize hundred years ago Kolkata: Amid mellifluous songs, appealing poems and colourful processions, West Bengal along with the rest of India, remembered Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, on his 152 birth ...

Rabindranath Tagore, the first Nobel laureate from India was remembered on his 152nd birth anniversary through a special musical tribute led by none other than President Pranab Mukherjee's wife Suvra Mukherjee. The First Lady, an accomplished ...

The only option is that the VC should talk with the teachers in a spirit of consensus, rationality and give and take, instead of this open confrontationist and illogical stand Souzeina Mushtaq Delhi In a bid to snub freedom of expression, the ...

It's tough to imagine Delhi's tough-as-nails Chief Minister Shiela Dixit as a star-stuck young woman. And it's completely unimaginable to think of her wanting to be like her favourite Bollywood actress. "I wanted to be Nargis Dutt. She was our ...

Click, play and win a trip from AXN to the sets of 'The Voice' Honouring 8 fearless women Media News New Delhi, February 21, 2013 Life throws many challenges and tests us at the worst of our times. Many succumb under pressure and choose to surrender, but some ...