Why Kashmiri Pandits are in the crosshairs of terror outfits

In the media frenzy over inconsequential issues, the visit of the Emperor of Japan to India has been pushed to the margins of public discourse. Colonel (retd) Anil Athale explains the great historical and political significance of the visit. A hundred years hence, a historian looking at India will be amazed how the media and people of this country were so oblivious to the momentous change that was taking place in Asian balance of power. Yes, one is referring to the ongoing visit of the Emperor ...

Cairn India Ltd has bid for one oil and gas exploration block in Sri Lanka while ONGC Videsh did not bid for any of the 13 blocks on offer in that country mainly due to poor prospectivity. Bids for 13 offshore exploration blocks offered in the Sri Lankan ...

The body of Vivaan, who died after developing gangrene in the intestine while undergoing treatment at Andheri's Holy Spirit Hospital, has been kept in the hospital morgue's cold storage. "We have been following this unfortunate case of Captain Sunil James ...

While the company did not specify the reason for the price increase, its rivals BMW and Audi have already said they would hike prices from January onwards owing to pressure on their business due to economic factors.

India is a linchpin in Americas success in the 21st century and could be a key contributor toward steadying the potentially destabilising global flashpoints, a former top American diplomat to the country has said. Tim Roemer, the former US Ambassador to ...

Young opener Quinton de Kock blasted his second ODI century as South Africa thrashed India by 141 runs in the first One-Day International, in Johannesburg, on Thursday.The 20-year-old hammered 135 runs from 121 deliveries to power South Africa to a huge 358 in their 50 overs after they were put in to bat. In reply, India struggled against the Proteas' pace attack, fired up by Dale Steyn's fiery spell of three for 25, and crashed for 217 in 41 overs. - ScorecardSkipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was ...

New Delhi: India today mourned the death of anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, saying he was a "giant among men" and a "great friend of India" whose life and work will remain a source of inspiration for generations to come. In his condolence message, ...

India remained firm on its stance as World Trade Organization negotiations reached the third day in Bali. As Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma ruled out any possibility of a compromise, whispers were already being heard of a possible collapse of the talks. Edited excerpts from the minister’s press conference, which invited admiration as well as sharp criticism: India has exceeded the de minimis requirements of the Uruguay round. I would emphatically say we are not in breach. ...

The rupee trades flat against the US dollar, tracking rise in euro and firm local shares. The currency eyes US jobs data and domestic state elections results, while gilts are trading down ahead of Rs 15,000 crore-rupee gilt auction and US non-farms payroll ...