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ISIS failed to attract Indian Muslims: Rajnath Singh
Referring to the Middle-East terror group, which controls a vast territory in Iraq and Syria, the Home Minister said the influence of the Islamic State on Indian youths is negligible.
J&K government will examine need for denotifying disturbed areas: CM Mufti Mohammad Sayeed
Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed on Sunday said his government would examine the need for denotifying disturbed areas to initiate a phased withdrawal of Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from there.
Chinese envoy to hold Himalayan border row talks in India
China's special representative, Yang Jiechi, will visit India from Sunday until Tuesday for the eighteenth round of boundary talks, India's foreign ministry said in a statement.
Monsoon in 2015 likely to remain normal: Report
According to the Assocham-Skymet Weather joint report, the damage to Rabi crop due to unseasonal rains shall continue and a major spell of rainfall is expected next month in North India, especially in the first week of April.
India's economy likely to grow 8 pc in next fiscal: Report
"India is the only BRIC country, where growth will accelerate, to 8 per cent in FY16 and 8.3 per cent in FY17, based on revised data series," Fitch said in its report on Global Economic Outlook.
Sony to develop 'Romeo and Juliet' reimagining titled 'Verona'
Sony Pictures is in talks to develop a reinterpretation of William Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', titled 'Verona'.
Vanessa Hudgens makes Broadway debut with 'Gigi'
Vanessa Hudgens has made her Broadway debut with romantic musical comedy 'Gigi'.
Unexpected rains pull down peak power deficit to 2.8 per cent in February
Peak power demand during February was 1,37,948 MW, of which 1,34,102 MW was met, leaving a deficit of 3,846 MW, according to the data by Central Electricity Authority.
Google develops Ebola-proof tablet for use by workers in Sierra Leone
Given the high risk of infection even a piece of paper posseses, MSF doctors on site had to resort to shouting patient notes to workers on the other side of the protective zone fence, making the task tedious and prone to errors.
Tackling terrorism leaves little time to take up developmental issues, says Pakistan PM
"Come what may the operation against terrorists will continue in the country till elimination of the last terrorist," Nawaz Sharif said.
Opposition targets Centre over Land Bill, PM Modi to reach out to farmers in his 'Mann Ki Baat' today
The address assume significance as the government is trying to get Land Acquisition Amendment Bill passed in the Rajya Sabha.
FICCI Frames 2015 to encourage new ideas
A unique initiative shall be introduced at the upcoming FICCI Frames 2015.
Medical devices industry in India underinvested: WHO
There is a need for appropriate and applicable health care technology in India. Our medical devices industry is underinvested and heavily import-driven at present." Nata Menabde said.
Over 40 per cent of India's philanthropists to raise donations by 2020
"More than four out of ten current donors will increase their philanthropic contributions in the next five years," business consulting firm Bain & Company said in its 'India Philanthropy Report 2015'.
Nitish Kumar exhorts young entrepreneurs to work in Bihar
The chief minister said that youths of Bihar held tremendous merit and needed opportunity to excel in the state.
Rajinikanth pays hefty amount to settle the losses incurred by 'Lingaa' distributors
The 'Lingaa' issue with the distributors, who claimed heavy losses, seems to have finally resolved amicably.