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Mumbai: Even as Raj and Uddhav Thackeray show no signs of coming together in the near future, their better halves seem to be bonding well. Sharmila and Rashmi Thackeray were spotted together at Design One: This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

The idea of Pakistan and India on the same side of anything is simply unthinkable if not highly improbable. But often at times, the arts and sports have a way of bridging this wide chasm of mutual distrust and heightened tension; This post was submitted by Mudit Agrawal. Read More →

New Delhi: Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, met the Prime Minister in Delhi on Wednesday – his second one-on-one with Manmohan Singh in less than a month. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

Pune: Rahul Gandhi spent an hour interacting with college students in Pune on Tuesday.Students asked him tough questions about farmer suicides in Maharashtra. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

New Delhi: The BJP has taken its battle against the new Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) to President Pratibha Patil. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday virtually ticked off the Supreme Court, saying that it “should not get into policy formation”. This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

NEW DELHI: Workers affiliated to central trade unions on Tuesday went on a day-long industrial strike across the country to protest against price rise, alleged violation of labour This post was submitted by Chinmaya Nayak. Read More →

New York: Relation between US President Barack Obama and his predecessor George W Bush remains “awkward” and “non-existent”, according to a report. This post was submitted by rishi maurya. Read More →

NEW DELHI: UP CM Mayawati scored a political victory on Wednesday when the Supreme Court vacated the Allahabad High This post was submitted by Harshit Agrawal. Read More →

New Delhi: Despite being ticked off by the Congress, Home Minister P Chidambaram on Wednesday stood by his “saffron terror” remark but clarified that party’s view is supreme and that it has no difference of opinion with the government. This post was submitted by Harshit Agrawal. Read More →