India To Send Relief Packages For Rohingya Immigrants In Bangladesh
The packages are being loaded at Kakinada Deep Water Port and will be sent to Chittagong, Bangladesh.
'Not Forming Any Party As Of Now': Former SP Supremo Mulayam On Speculation Surrounding Split
After speculation that he may use the Lok Dal front in politics and announce a new party, Samajwadi Party patron Mulayam Singh Yadav rubbished reports saying that he would not be forming a new party 'as of now'.
Independent Candidates Bag 21 Out Of 35 Seats While BJP Wins 13 In Gurugram Civic Polls
The Congress didn't take part in the elections.
BHU Violence: 3 Magistrates, 2 Police Officers Sacked
The violence erupted after some students, protesting against the incident on Thursday, wanted to meet the varsity's vice chancellor at his residence on Saturday night
Former Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi Takes Over As CAG
Mehrishi succeeded Shashi Kant Sharma, who demitted office on Friday
The Best Of The Rest From Beyond The Select List At The Toronto Film Festival
'With nearly 350 films of various lengths and genres screening at TIFF, there are several movies that tend to get a little lost in the shuffle'
Despite Supreme Court's Ban, Rajasthan Woman Gets Triple Talaq Over Phone
The victim said that on September 18, her husband divorced her over the phone and after two days he married someone else.
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Ranveer Singh Roped In To Play Kapil Dev In Film On 1983 World Cup Win
The movie will reportedly be backed by Phantom films
Government Makes Tampering Of Mobile IMEI Number Punishable By Jail Term Upto 3 Years
IMEI is a unique ID of a mobile handset. Whenever a user makes a call, the call record shows phone number of the caller and IMEI number of the handset from which the call has been made.
In BJP, What Makes Deendayal Upadhyay Take Primacy Over Syama Prasad Mukherjee Or Vajpayee?
Deendayal has become the political brand equity for the BJP that Gandhi was for the Congress Party.
Practice Of Untouchability Didn't Exist In India, It Came From Outside, Says RSS Leader Krishna Gopal
Addressing Sangh volunteers here on the Vijayadashmi Utsav, the joint general secretary of RSS said no person living in "our streets, our towns can be untouchable".
'It Came From Outside': RSS Leader Krishna Gopal On Untouchability
"Our Vedic rishis never mentioned this. Where did it come from?...It came from outside," Gopal claimed.
Yogi Adityanath Orders Probe Into BHU Violence
A number of students, including women, and two journalists were injured in a lathicharge by the police where a protest against an alleged eve- teasing incident turned violent.
VHP Attacks Former Vice-President Ansari For Attending PFI Event
"He was spreading dissatisfaction in the Muslim community even when he was holding the post of Vice President"
Agriculture Loan Waiver Scheme Announced By UP Government Empty Talk, Says Rashtriya Kisan Manch
For uplift of farmers, the government should accord constitutional powers to the Kisan Ayog, RKM president Shekhar Dixit said.
Films Still Getting Cuts, But No Noise Anymore Says Ex-CBFC Chief Pahlaj Nihalani
"The lobbying was against me and not the CBFC"
Baby Girl Gets Aadhaar Number Within Six Minutes Of Birth In Maharashtra
The child was born at the Osmanabad district women's hospital at 12.03 pm on Sunday.
How Subhas Bose's Dream Of An Industrial Future For Free India Varied With Mahatma Gandhi's Ramrajya
Their paths diverged in 1939, but Mahatma Gandhi and Subhas Chandra Bose shared mutual admiration and the same vision of equality for all Indians, writes Sugata Bose, the great nephew of Netaji
From Roar To A Mew, Will Mamata Banerjee's Tactics To Guard Trinamool's Dark Secrets Work?
Several Trinamool Congress leaders and IPS officers linked with the various Ponzi schemes have left the West Bengal chief minister on a sticky wicket and is making her defensive
OPINION | A Five Per Cent Growth May Not Sound Too Good But It's Not Quite Death
A slew of measures taken by the government will help achieve a 6.5 per cent growth in 2020-21, writes Bibek Deb Roy, the chairman of the economic advisory council to PM Modi
Muthoot Finance In Jumbo Mess As Warring Workers Seek Their Dues
Muthoot faces protest for anti-labour practices as workers allege that company spends big in IPL and on Bollywood stars but treats staff shabbily
Everyone Eyes A Slice Of India’s Vast Energy Market: Dharmendra Pradhan
Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Dharmendra Pradhan, speaks to Outlook about developments in volatile West Asia, the diversification of India’s energy basket and how India has emerged as a sought-after energy market.
Gandhi@150: The Man Who Saw Mahatma’s Fangs
Gandhi and Ambedkar were antagonists on issues so key to who they were that bridging the divide remains impossible, writes Aakash Singh Rathore
Gandhi@150: V.S. Srinivasa Sastri, Gandhi's 'Brother' and Strident Critic
Dear brother…That’s how Mahatma Gandhi and Srinivasa Sastri (1869-1946) would address each other in their correspondences despite their political differences
Gandhi@150: The Sailors Who Rocked The Empire’s Ship
If Gandhi and other leaders had supported the Royal Indian Navy mutiny, would our history have been different?
Gandhi@150: Bhulabhai Desai, Gandhi's Trusted Legal Lieutenant
Over his 40-year illustrious legal career, Bhulabhai Desai argued many high-profile cases such as the Indian National Army trials in 1945
Periyar EV Ramasamy -- The Man Who Opposed Mahatma Gandhi's Idea Of India
Not as famous like a Jinnah or Ambedkar, Periyar fervently criticised Mahatma Gandhi but his extraordinary journey is not well documented, writes Tamil author PA Krishnan
M.N. Roy: Mahatma Gandhi's Weighty Opponent
Few Indian revolutionaries matched Manabendra Nath Roy’s international stature. Born Narendra Nath Bhattacharya, he was feted both by Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin as founder of two communist parties—the Mexican Communist Party and the Indian Communist Party
Gandhi@150: A Great Dissenter Throws Light
Solutions to contemporary crises need an interaction of Gandhi-informed dissent with non-Gandhi-informed views, writes well-known author Douglas Allen
When JRD Took The F(l)ight To Mahatma
When a proposed Britain trip by a group of Indian industrialists, led by JRD Tata, in 1945 was seen by many, including Gandhi, as a betrayal of India’s cause—the battle to free herself from the chains of slavery.
C.R. Das: ‘Anger, Disgust’
Chittaranjan Das' first disagreement with Gandhi occurred over the quality of the Government of India Act 1919
The Impact Of Gandhi's Satyagraha And An Indian Victory In Racist South Africa
Mahatma Gandhi's patient battle with General JC Smuts, the colonial secretary of Transvaal in 1907, helped pass the Indians' Relief Bill in 1914. This was a major triumph for Indians living in a land full of racial overtones
When Gandhi's Magic Failed To Stop Netaji From Seeking A Second Term As Congress President
Mahatma Gandhi embraced those who differed with him as he knew it's only human to be imperfect, writes Bapu's grandson and historian Rajmohan Gandhi