In Uttar Pradesh, One In 10 Persons Suffers From Some Sort Of Mental Illness: Govt Report
Almost 7.5% of Indians suffer from major or minor mental disorders that require expert intervention, which is lower than UP’s alarming rate of 8.7%
Cross-LoC Trade On Verge Of Closure, Say Traders Tired Of Frequent Summons By NIA
PDP wants the trade to continue but the BJP wants to close it, traders tell visiting Congress leaders
Nawaz Sharif's Wife Begum Kulsoom Wins Lahore By-Poll
The parliamentary seat fell vacant after the pakistan Supreme Court disqualified Sharif in the Panama Papers case.
Swaraj Arrives In New York To Attend UN General Assembly Meet
Swaraj, was received at the airport by the Indian Ambassador to the US Navtej Sarna, and India's permanent Representative to the United Nations Syed Akbaruddin.
Why Street Fighter Mamata Banerjee Can't Sleep Peacefully Any More
BJP's increasing vote share and clinching 18 out of the 42 Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal is a warning Mamata Banerjee can't ignore for long. BJP's Mission Bengal will test Trinamool Congress in the July 2020 Municipal elections and then the 2021 Assembly polls
Manish Tewari Uses Abusive Language On Twitter, Swamy Responds 'Seems Like Got Order From Semi-Literate Rahul Gandhi'
Earlier in the day, Manish Tewari took to twitter and used degrading language for the Prime Minister that said, "Is Se Khate Hain Chutiyon Ko Bhakt Bana Na or Bhakton Ko Permanent Chutiya Bana Na -Jai Ho. Even Mahatma cannot teach MODI Deshbhakti."
A Box Office Conundrum! Tamil Producers Mull Tier System To Manage Fees of Cine Stars
A distributor feels without a rating system, Tamil heroes will continue to live in a fantasy that all their films are massive hits and will continue to charge a bombshell
India Set 282-Run Target For Australia In 1st ODI
Hardik Pandya top-scored for India with a 66-ball 83, while Mahendra Singh Dhoni made 79 off 88 balls.
Pakistan Raising Kashmir Issue At UN Is Like 'Miyan Ki Daud Masjid Tak': Indian Diplomat Syed Akbaruddin
India, on the other hand, is focused on progressive, forward-looking agenda during the UN General Assembly session beginning tomorrow, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin told reporters here yesterday.
CBI Closes Nine Special Vyapam Courts, To Shift Cases For Tighter Security
The HC had set up 22 special courts for hearing Vyapam scam-related cases. It had closed four of them earlier.
NCERT Books To Have List Of 'Good And Bad Touch' From Next Year
It will also have certain helpline numbers, brief about the POCSO Act and the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR).
Dera Sacha Sauda's Functionary Arrested, Search For Honeypreet Continues
Pradeep Goyal Insan, a Dera functionary, was arrested on Sunday from Udaipur in Rajasthan by a Special Investigation Team of the Haryana Police, a senior police official said.
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Gorakhpur Children Deaths: Oxygen Supplier Arrested Even As Government Denied Lack Of Shortage As Reason
With the fresh arrest, all the nine persons named in the FIR have been sent to custody.
Topkeydara In Darjeeling: A Lifeline For Endangered Red Pandas
In Topkeybara, Red Pandas, only about 2,500 adults left in the wild, are finding a safe habitat to remain alive and furring
To Do What Thatcher Did To Our System’s Source
It’s time for an administrative overhaul as thoroughgoing as the 1990s economic reforms
'Bade' Misra, Chhote Mishra And Doval: The Big Three In PM Narendra Modi's Braintrust
No less than a powerful Cabinet minister, Prime Minister Narendra Modi counts on a close-knit team of senior bureaucrats to realise his vision for India
Different Strokes! Why BJP's Contrasting Gameplan Against Naveen Patnaik And Mamata Banerjee Is A Masterstroke
Unlike in West Bengal where the BJP is in fast forward mode to knock out Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, the Narendra Modi government is at peace with Naveen Patnaik's BJD in Odisha. The political calculations post the Lok Sabha elections are eloquently clear
Target 250 in 2021! Narendra Modi's 'Sonar Bangla' Vision To Counter Mamata Banerjee's 'Joi Bangla' Pride, Says BJP
The results in the Lok Sabha elections have made BJP extremely upbeat in West Bengal. Saying Mamata Banerjee is promoting dynastic rule, BJP is confident of knocking out the firebrand leader in two years' time.
Trinamool Failed To Bring Changes That Bengal’s Electorate Expected: Aparna Sen
In an interview to Outlook, actor-filmmaker Aparna Sen shares her views on some of the fast-paced developments unfolding in West Bengal's polity.
Is Cricket The Perfect Tool To Foster Diplomacy? An Emphatic Answer Is Still Awaited
India and Pakistan have used cricket to mend ties. The threat to boycott a World Cup match after attack on Indian security forces in Pulwama was a new tactics
Why Rohit Sharma Is No Less Than Virat Kohli In ODI Cricket
Virat Kohli may be the world's No. 1 batsman but Rohit Sharma has been more consistent with bat than his captain in recent times and that includes the 2019 Cricket World Cup
28 Journalists Killed In India Since 2008: Is This The Index Of Press Freedom In One Of World's Largest Democracy?
In April 2019, India was ranked 140 out of 180 countries in the press freedom index released by Reporters without Borders. Increasingly, scribes are feeling the heat from overzealous administrations
Why Chandrayaan 2's Mission To Moon's South Pole Is ISRO's Ultimate Challenge
Chandrayaan 2's 3,84,000 kilometer flight to outer space will break new grounds on lunar studies but ISRO has its fingers crossed considering the risks involved
After Fani Devastation, Little Relief For Puri As Odisha Government Struggles To Restore Power, Water Supply
Cyclone Fani continues to haunt Puri division. After enduring most of the summer without power, many villagers are bracing for the rains without a proper roof on their heads.
When Planes Just Vanish Into Thin Air: The Story of Arunachal's Historic Deathtrap
The AN-32 crash in Arunachal Pradesh is one among a long list of plane mishaps in one of the world's most challenging flight paths, called the Hump. Even science and technology have not been able to unravel the complex force of nature
Missing Through The Line
Bose’s wide canvas of limited depth is at its best when he roams Indian cricket’s delicious suburbs, not in its audacious socio-historical claims
The Slow Violence Of Climate Change Goes Unreported: Amitav Ghosh
After his acclaimed Ibis trilogy, author Amitav Ghosh returns with his new book The Gun Island, a powerful tale of migration and a world that is constantly changing. Read excerpts from his interview.