New Delhi, September 29 (IANS) At this junction, she is figuring out her sound and the kind of stories she wants to share with music. As 25-year-old Sruthi Dhulipala, India-born, US-based singer and songwriter
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Bettiah (Bihar), September 27 (IANS/ 101 Reporters) Parwati's house in West Champaran's Katraw village, Bihar, was not locked for four days when she was at the hospital to treat her fever and chills. Wh
New Delhi, September 27 (IANS) For a dozen years as one of the worlds most admired CEOs, Indra Nooyi, redefined what it means to be an exceptional leader. To the extent that when she once pitched a revolutionar
Chandigarh, September 26 (IANS) The scion of the erstwhile Patiala royal family is a 'fauji' at heart, literally. His resignation as the Chief Minister of Punjab has probably brought an end to t
By Pradip Baijal IANS | September 26 The world is changing at a frightening speed. It did not change for 18 centuries after 1 AD, with India and China owning half the world's GDP almost throughout this
By Tenzin Choezom IANS | September 25 The conflict between China and Tibet is still an ongoing issue that hasnt been able to come to a fair and justified conclusion. The illegal occupation of Tibet by China
New York, September 24 (IANS) US Vice President Kamala Harris met Prime Minister Narendra Modi for bilateral discussions and expressed "admiration" for India's vaccination efforts. Here is the
By Robinder Sachdev IANS | September 23 When US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sit down for their first-ever personal meeting, and bilateral, at the White House on Friday, the m
By Sreejith Balasubramanian IANS | September 22 The RBI Governor in his August policy address noted "The robust outlook for agriculture and rural demand would continue to support private consumption&qu
By Robinder Sachdev IANS | September 21 Who could be the 2-3 personalities from among the 200 or so heads of governments, who could rise and shine, and give hope to humanity, freedom and peace, this week at
New Delhi, September 21 (IANSlife) There is no exaggeration in saying that Covid-19 has literally taken over our lives. Whether vaccinated or not, most of us are still living in the shadow of fear and anxiety.
By Nirendra Dev IANS | September 20 It is going to be a crucial week for Nagaland. A former top level Intelligence Bureau sleuth, A.K. Mishra, has landed in Dimapur. He has not been named as peace interlocu
By Siddhi Jain New Delhi, September 20 (IANSlife): Delhi-based author Pritisha Borthakur is set to release her new book, 'Puhor and Niyor's Mural of Family Stories'. The 1,404-word children's
New Delhi, September 20 (IANSlife): The Bridge at Aix en Provence (1948, estimate: 1,500,000-2,500,000 pounds) by Sir Winston Churchill will highlight Christie's Modern British Art Evening Auction on Octobe
BY SAEED NAQVI IANS | September 19 What could possibly be common between the Taliban brandishing their weapons in Kabul and Palestinians twirling their spoons (yes, teaspoons) with a flourish? Well, the lat
By Vijay Kranti IANS | September 18 Going by the hysteria of the Chinese establishment at the sight of Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lamas photos, the efforts of President Xi Jinping to occupy Tibetan
New Delhi, September 17 (IANS) Through the lens, she sees her friends in the little worlds they have created. She says she wanted it to be like a page in her diary -- a little something about them in the spaces
New Delhi, September 15 (IANS) A conflict of interest with his familys thriving construction business, coupled with a perception that his leadership "would result in the dismantling of the Tata group and r
New Delhi, Sep`tember 14 (IANS) In the months leading up to Independence, in Delhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and Vallabhbhai Patel are engaged in deliberations with British Viceroy Louis Mountbatten over the fate of th
By Asad Mirza IANS | September 14 While the world it seems has been too occupied with the developments in Afghanistan, another tragedy in the making is currently on in Lebanon -- a country facing one crisis
