JDA told to redraw road safety plan for Tonk Road

Jaipur: Aamir Khan has been shooting in Tonk road in Jaipur, Rajasthan, for Raju Hiranis P.K. for quite some time now. In a recent scene, Aamir had to steal from a temples donation box. Even as he is spotted by some passing villagers, the films ...

Denver Center Attractions (DCA) in association with lonesome road productions present THE DOYLE & DEBBIE SHOW playing The Garner Galleria Theatre now through July 14th. Created by Bruce Arntson, THE DOYLE & DEBBIE SHOW features all-original songs ...

Jaipur: News snippets from across the city: 3 of a family among 5 die in road mishap Five people, including two kids, were killed and 10 injured when a jeep collided head-on with a dumper at Sikar on Sunday. Police said of the five deceased, three ...

The Rolling Stones' 50 and Counting Tour isn't the legendary band's farewell to the road. If it were, don't you think the band would've told us? There's a monetary value to stamping the words "farewell" or "goodbye" on a concert tour -- just ask ...

George Jones, a true master of honky-tonk music, died Friday. As many people noted on the social networks, he was the guy who sang "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes." As many people noted on the social networks, nobody is going to fill his shoes. Later ...

A drive down the Jaipur-Tonk highway tells its own story of "development" in Rajasthan. Along the highway, one can see signboards sprouting on vast stretches of agricultural land - Highway Residency, Siddhi Vinayak Residency, Sandy Rock Apartments ...

MR: The last time we spoke, you were working on the documentary on Kerouac. JF: Yeah, One Fast Move Or I'm Gone, writing songs from the words and lyrics of Jack Kerouac. MR: Your new Son Volt album, Honky Tonk, is the band's musical follow up to ...

The funky old country band tour bus that has enhanced the parking lot decor at the Broken Spoke honky-tonk on South Lamar Boulevard has taken an unscheduled road trip. Even though it doesn't run and no one can say for sure if or when it's coming ...

The ruling Congress and Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party are both set to hit the road and undertake 'yatras', aimed at garnering support among the masses for Assembly elections lined up in the state later this year. The Congress will launch its 'Sandesh Yatra' on March 30 with an effort to woo people with the flagship schemes, programmes and initiatives launched by the state government. The BJP, on the other hand, plans to kick-off its 'Suraj Sankalp Yatra' to highlight issues related to ...