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  • Protein that can stop cancer identified
    People stand around "Umbrellas", the sculpture by Greek sculptor Giorgos Zogolopoulos, as it is illuminated in pink light to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the northern city of Thessaloniki, Greece, Octo
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Nagaland budgetary deficit skyrockets to ‘Rs. 1657.88 crore’
    State passing through unprecedented financial crisis, says Governor Our Correspondent Kohima I March 22   The budgetary deficit has skyrocketed by almost 75%, from Rs. 950 crore in 2014 to Rs. 1657
    Nagaland / 22nd March 2018
  • Centre Will Fully Fund Education of Children of Soldiers Killed on Duty
    Representative image. (Reuters)   The government order saying the assistance under the scheme cannot exceed Rs 10,000 per month had triggered widespread discontent among all the three services. &nbs
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Urmila is a massive star, not an item girl: Abhinay Deo
    Bollywood's "Mast" and "Chhama chhama" Urmila Matondkar will be seen in a special song "Bewafa beauty" in the movie "Blackmail". The film's director Abhinay Deo says they were not looking for an "item girl" for
    / 22nd March 2018
  • BrahMos air version test-fired with indigenous seeker
    File photo of supersonic BrahMos cruise missile. (Photo: Reuters)   New Delhi, March 22 (IANS) India on Thursday successfully test-fired a BrahMos missile from a fighter aircraft using an indigenous se
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Afghan teenage beekeeper creates entrepreneurial buzz
    Frozan, 16, works as a beekeeping Entrepreneur holding a fresh honey comb produced at her farm in the Marmul district, Balkh province on May 8, 2017. Hand in Hand International / Rada Akbar (REUTERS Photo &nbs
    / 22nd March 2018
  • ADB signs $250 million loan deal for China geothermal heating
    Forbidden City is seen amid smog ahead of Chinese Lunar New Year in Beijing, China on February 13, 2018. (REUTERS File Photo)   SHANGHAI, March 22 (Reuters): Asia Development Bank (ADB) said on Thursda
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Global carbon emissions hit record high in 2017
    Smoke billows from the chimneys of the Ilycha steelworks in the industrial city of Mariupol in eastern Ukraine February 3, 2015. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich/Files   LONDON, March 22 (Reuters) - Global energy
    / 22nd March 2018
  • India allocates 10,000 crore rupees for 'Modicare' health insurance
    An ambulance arrives as people stand at the entrance of the emergency department of a government-run hospital in New Delhi, India, November 22, 2017. REUTERS/Saumya Khandelwal/Files   NEW DELHI, March
    / 22nd March 2018
  • More Kerala Churches upset over new 'liquor policy'
    Thiruvananthapuram, March 22 (IANS) The Syrian Mar Thoma Church and the Jacobite Syrian Christian Church on Thursday lashed out at the Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala for deciding to open closed liquor ve
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Modi highlights importance of 'Jal Shakti' on World Water Day
    A slum dweller sucks at a water pipe in an attempt to restore the flow of water from the municipality supply, in Kolkata on Wednesday. According to the UN, the theme for World Water Day 2018, observed on March
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Pitt, Aniston to rekindle relationship?
    (File Photo)   Actors Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston are reportedly considering giving their relationship another chance.   Pitt and Aniston have been secretly meeting after actor George Clo
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Delhi Budget: 26% allocation for education
    New Delhi, March 22 (IANS) Twenty-six per cent of the Rs 53,000 crore Delhi Budget for 2018-19 has been allocated for education, Finance Minister Manish Sisodia announced on Thursday.   Sisodia told
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Anxiety, depression can trigger smartphone addiction
    London, March 22 (IANS) People who are less emotionally stable and suffer from anxiety and depression are more likely to be addicted to their smartphones, according to a research.   Emotional stabili
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Putin may have dirt on Trump: CIA ex-chief
    Washington, March 22 (IANS) A former head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John O. Brennan, has said that he thinks Russia might have some kind of compromising information on President Donald Trump.
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Obama, New Zealand PM discuss climate change, parenthood
    Former US President Barack Obama meets with Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 22, 2018. (Reuters photo ) Wellington, March 22 (IANS) New Zealand's
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Internet in Indian languages can add 200 mn new users: Report
    New Delhi, March 22 (IANS) Offering an opportunity to access the Internet in a language of their choice would have helped over 200 million Indians to go digital, said a new report on Thursday.   With
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Eva Mendes scents hair to feel luxurious
    Actress Eva Mendes, who launched her own fragrance line with Avon this year, says she sparys the scent in her hair to leave a "luxurious" fragrance behind her wherever she goes.   "I'm very occasion-
    / 22nd March 2018
  • Assad closer to Ghouta victory, as some rebels prepare to quit
    A man who fled eastern Ghouta gestures as he receives aid from Russian forces at a shelter in Adra, near Damascus, Syria on March 20. (REUTERS Photo)     BEIRUT/DAMASCUS, March 22 (Reuters): Th
    / 22nd March 2018
  • China sells Pakistan sensitive missile technology
    Beijing, March 22 (IANS) China has sold a highly-sensitive tracking system to Pakistan, which could boost Islamabads ability to develop multi-war heads.   According to the South China Morning Post, a
    / 22nd March 2018
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