New Delhi, In what will be music to the current dispemnsation’s ears, 56.4 per cent of respondents in the IANS-CVoter ‘State of the Nation’ Republic Day survey said they are …
56.4% ‘very satisfied’ with BJP, 70% will re-elect Modi PM Read More
New Delhi, Months after the party’s second successive dismal performance in the Lok Sabha elections, the overall popularity of the top Congress leader, interim President Sonia Gandhi, has shown a …
Rahul Gandhi more popular than Sonia Gandhi, finds survey Read More
London: If you wish to lose those extra pounds, throw out the seemingly healthy low-fat food options and eat what your great-grandma ate, said a top weight-loss surgeon. NHS doctor Andrew …
Forget fads, go for ‘great-granny’s diet’: UK surgeon Read More
Jaipur: Nobel Prize winning economist Abhijit Banerjee feels that for effective governance, it is important to have a solid opposition that can keep up the delivery pressure. “When the opposition is …
Solid opposition vital for good governance: Abhijit Banerjee Read More
London, A skin cream used to treat warts and skin cancer could help protect people against viral diseases such as Zika and dengue, according to new study. The cream, called …
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The recent announcement by the Higher Education Ministry of Odisha to ban private tuition given by teachers is a very quixotic one. It is a hard choice to make at …
Odisha: Improve class-room teaching before blanket ban on private tuition Read More
By Rajnish Singh New Delhi,The 71st Republic Day parade on Sunday showcased India’s cultural diversity as well as military prowess with many firsts as hundreds of men, women and children …
Many firsts enthrall crowd at 71st R-Day parade Read More
New Delhi, Spectators of Republic Day parade at Rajpath gave a standing ovation to the 49 little heroes of the country who came in decorated jeeps. The people tried to …
Standing ovation to 49 little heroes on R-Day Read More
While politics in the country still remains glued to the disquiets emerging from the walls of JNU or Jamia or Shaheen Bagh, in Odisha, it is the tranquil of heritage …
Naveen looks for respite in heritage & races opposite to the CAA chaos Read More
By Nishant Arora New Delhi,The Great Wall has slowly but strategically spread its roots in the Indian IT/technology and allied sectors in India, and there is no stopping the dragon …
Chinese invasion decimates Indian mobile players, automakers next? Read More