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BJP calls legislature party meet to discuss Manjhi issue
Two days are left, the party will decide its stand on Manjhi trust vote on February 20 on the floor of the Assembly," says senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi.
AAP to launch 'Jai Kisan Abhiyan' in Haryana
As part of the campaign, AAP workers will give 'namak ki thyli' (salt packets) to all Members of Parliament (MPs) from the state.
AAP government stops termination of contractual employees in Delhi
AAP government put a restriction on termination of services of any contractual employee till a thorough review of the issue was completed, a move which will benefit around one lakh employees.
50 shades of green: How studio roped men into seeing 'Grey'
When Universal bumped 'Fifty Shades of Grey' from August 2014 to Valentine's Day, 2015, it seemed like a cheesy gimmick.
Lava Iris Fuel 20 with 4400mAh battery launched at Rs 5,399 in India
The Lava Iris 20 includes a 4400mAh battery, which the company says is the second biggest smartphone battery available in the country.
The first non-Sony Vaio laptops are hybrid devices that can be tranformed into tablets
The two new Vaio devices are the first devices to be released under the new ownership of Japan Industrial Partners.
Section 377 damaging psychological well-being of homosexuals: Justice Shah
"Section 377 is discriminatory in its application, deprives a group of its personal autonomy and violates individual privacy and human dignity," said Shah.
Can high court insist on its rules on RTI pleas, SC asks Gujarat
This response came in reply to his application in 2010 seeking certain information along with documents and certified copies.
Modi government a joint venture company with RSS, says Prakash Karat
The CPI(M) General secretary noted that "RSS-government coordination committee has been set up" and has become "institutionalised".
India seals nuclear energy pact with Sri Lanka, hopes to push back Chinese influence in island country
Under the deal, India will help Sri Lanka build its nuclear energy infrastructure, including training of personnel.
David Luiz won't celebrate if he scores against Chelsea
Luiz, who risked long-term injury by playing for Chelsea in the 2012 Champions League final, will not celebrate if he scores against his old club.
Budget support critical for survival, say electric vehicle makers
Although NEMMP 2020 was announced in 2013, the delay in taking concrete actions on it has severely hampered growth of electric vehicles in India.
Relieved my parents were not alive to hear the foul words hurled at me, writes Kiran Bedi in open letter
In her first detailed response after BJP's humiliating defeat in the Delhi Assembly polls, Kiran Bedi said that she "failed" the test of electoral politics".
'If the trailer is super hit, the film gets good opening,' says 'Baby', 'Roy' producer Bhushan Kumar
Kumar might be busy producing many films, but the producer says he doesn't let stress take its toll on him.
Sonakshi Sinha has her Amitabh Bachchan moment
Sonakshi Sinha Sunday experienced a mini Amitabh Bachchan moment when a group of fans gathered outside her house here.
1st batch of Mansarovar pilgrims to cross Nathula in Sikkim on June 21
The Sikkim Tourism Development Corporation (STDC) has been entrusted to carry out and coordinate the Mansarovar yatra within the state.
