by Tyler Mathisen
OK, forgive me. I know that headline was sort of cheesy. But when you've spent the past few months working on a documentary on the business of death ....
by Prashant Pandey
When at Kumbh, do as Indians do. This is the message to the foreign devotees coming to Kumbh-2013 from the gurus or the organisers of the camps ....
by NDTV.com
A German Islamist has threatened to attack Berlin this summer and kill Chancellor Angela Merkel in a video posted on the Internet, a newspaper reported on Saturday. ....
by Dr. N.S. Rajaram
Islamic conquests resulted in a multitude of second-class citizens known as Dhimmis and a state of mind called ‘dhimmitude’. . ....
by Asit Jolly and Bhavna Vij-Aurora
Strategically manoeuvred probes help the ruling party keep rivals at bay and potential troublemakers on tenterhooks . ....
by Firstpost.com
Bharatiya Janata Party MP Varun Gandhi today said reservation in jobs for SC/STs should be done away with as it is against the interests of general public and in violation of the rights of the deserving ....
by Firstpost.com
Alleging that Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde’s Hindu terror remarks were a ploy to deflect attention from the failures of the government ....
by BBC.co.uk
Poland's top court has ruled that the religious slaughter of animals is illegal, weeks before an EU law allowing the practice takes effect ....
by Maria Akram
Sahar Lotfi finds it strange that an all-girls band in Kashmir has been hounded into silence. Where she comes from, her all-women group called the Ghazal Band ....
by Vivek Deshpande
In a unique event, Gadchiroli Police Monday solemnised the marriage of two surrendered Naxals, who allegedly deserted their dalams to set up a "complete" family. ....
by The Indian Experss
China has to be part of a family of nations working to ensure peace and prosperity in the Pacific region and cannot be a country that threatens ...
by Kenneth John
Ram temple and Narendra Modi were once again the focus of the Sangh Parivar gathering at the Maha Kumbh mela in Allahabad on Thursday ....
by Ravik Bhattacharya
Their sworn enemy is the bourgeois society and their mission is to uproot all that this system represents. But on this long journey ....
by Sandhya Jain
In the new national mood of zero tolerance towards rape, and with the witnesses he forwarded to claim exoneration suddenly contradicting his claims ....
by Shaju Philip
The case diary of the probe into alleged attempts to influence witnesses in a 1997 sex racket is set to turn the heat on IUML leader and Kerala Industries Minister P K Kunhalikutty ....
by Plight of the exiled Pandits
In the cold winter of 1989-90, a mobocracy, a part of the hydra-headed terrorism supported by Pakistan, tore into pieces what was known as Kashmiriyat. ....
by The Economic Times
When French President Francois Hollande unveiled a plan in November for a business tax credit and higher sales taxes as a way to revive the economy, ....
by Shivani Naik
About 50 people — a pair of corporate executives, athletics officials, parents, coaches and participants — converged on the 100 m finish line ....
by Irfan Husain
Even in my remote bit of paradise, news of distant disasters filters through: above the steady sound of waves breaking on the sandy beach in Sri Lanka ....
by Sharad Vyas
The NCP again finds itself at the centre of the irrigation controversy, this time over an admission by its own minister, Bhaskar Jadhav. ....
by The Telegraph
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Union government, all states and Union territories to furnish details of expenses incurred on providing security. ....
by John D. Macomber
I'm in a winter coat and hat in the January pre-dawn cold and dark, standing on sandbags on a riverbank in the middle of Uttar Pradesh, India. ....
by Rediff.com
Development and smart policing must go hand in hand in Chhattisgarh, says Sanjeev Nayyar who travelled through several Naxal affected regions of the state. ....
by Malathy Iyer, TNN
The first verdict from the international health experts at the Kumbh Mela to record diseases among pilgrims has been positive. ....
by Haroon Habib
The protests in Dhaka against attempts to subvert justice in the war crimes trials show that the new generation is alive to the horrific acts committed by anti-liberation forces. ....
by R Jagannathan
Amartya Sen is, arguably, India’s best known social thinker. Ever since he got his Nobel, he has become a kind of poster-boy for Left and mildly-Left politicians and activists in this country. ....
by Shobha Warrier
The Bharatiya Janata Party , that does not have much of a presence in Kerala , is now making headlines for its agitation against Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Prof P J Kurien in the face of charges in the Suryanelli gang rape case. ....
by Gautam Mukherjee
The Chinese lunar Year of the Black Water Snake has begun on February 10. Snake years have generally produced significant and enduring change. ....
by IBNLive.com
Sixty-four people including school children died on Saturday in a bomb attack carried out by extremists from Pakistan's Sunni Muslim majority. ....
by Chidanand Rajghatta
At a dinner party hosted by their mutual friend, a young American woman walked up behind an Indian man, tapped him on his shoulder. ....
by Sandhya Jain
In light of serial controversies over the ‘objectionable’ depiction of Hindu deities by modern Indian artists, with some feeling sufficiently provoked to interrupt exhibitions of such art. ....
by Shaju Philip
For nearly three decades, he was held in high regard as an honest and efficient IPS officer. But former Kerala DGP (fire and rescue services) Siby Mathews. ....
by Pankaj Jaiswal
The mega Hindu religious fair Kumbh is proving to be quite a revelation for a group of researchers and surveyors from Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). ....
by Marcus Mergulhao
Goa Olympic Association (GOA) president and North Goa member of parliament Shripad Naik has turned the heat on chief minister Manohar Parrikar . ....
by The Times of India
While talking to jail officials, Afzal Guru may have painted a picture of himself as a man far removed from fundamentalismbut in his conversations with Indian Mujahideen (IM) accused. .....
by Tarun Vijay
Having termed 90% of Indians as 'idiots', Mr Markandey Katju, the headline-grabber chairman of the Press Council of India has been supported by the Congress for his recent utterances ....
