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Daphne Caruana Galizia, 53, had just driven away from her home in Mosta, when the bomb went off.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
The Class XI student from Chennai has been providing rations to the elderly. His initiative to provide food has received crowd funding
BY G.c. Shekhar 4 May 2020
"Marxist party cadres have gone berserk. They have the clandestine support of the state government, converting Kerala into killing fields," said Madhav.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
Irani's swipe at Gandhi, asking for his "poetic explanation", came two days after the Congress leader targeted the government over the Global Hunger Index by citing a poem in a tweet.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
Indian telescopic assets Himalayan Chandra Telescope and GMRT Pune play a significant role in the discovery of gravitational waves resulting from the merger
BY T V Venkateswaran 4 May 2020
"I don't know how they (the BJP) excluded Taj Mahal. They changed Mughalsarai's name but if they want to change India's name, where will we go?"
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
The IG said security forces will accept surrender by local militants even during encounters.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
The Centre has said it will withdraw 10 of the 15 companies in the region
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
Revealing this in his book "The Coalition Years", Mukherjee said he had met Thackeray on the advice of Sharad Pawar of the NCP, a part of the Congress-led UPA-II government.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
There was suspense as to whether the SP founder, Mulayam Singh Yadav, will remain its patron.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
In India, the public perception about nurses is still one of those who merely carry out instructions of doctors. During COVID-19 times, they are being hailed as angels, but only just
BY Durga Prasad Panda 4 May 2020
Mounting a fierce attack on the Congress, Modi told a BJP rally that the Nehru-Gandhi family dislikes Gujarat and Gujaratis.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
According to psychologists, more than 70% of the police personnel working on field are either suffering from depression or anxiety.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
Adityanath said the focus of his government is on farmers, women, villages and people who were not part of the mainstream, he said.
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
A video showing a driver smoking hookah in a moving bus had gone viral
BY Outlook Web Bureau 4 May 2020
The production-ready prototype hints at a launch that could be as early as December 2017
BY Outlook News Desk 4 May 2020
The RS sits on top of the Street Triple range with more power and top-spec parts
BY Outlook News Desk 4 May 2020
Three-time junior golf world champion Arjun Bhati sold off more than 100 medals and trophies to raise lakhs for the Prime Minister's Fund. (This story was first published on April 25, 2020.)
BY Soumitra Bose 4 May 2020
Thanks to an Aadhaar-enabled system, John Pereira is offering banking services to workers in distress due to the lockdown
BY Yagnesh Kansara 4 May 2020
Himanshu Khanna raised Rs 1.7 lakh in just two days and he has no free slots left. More importantly, he has inspired other brand managers. (This story was first published on April 25, 2020.)
BY Jyotika Sood 4 May 2020
For the sake of Kashmiri students facing quarantine, hotelier Irshad Mirza happily gave up his hotel to the government when most did not
BY Naseer Ganai 4 May 2020
Triggered by the Institute of Mathematical Sciences in Chennai, R. Ramanujam and his team have been riding science to combat false information on COVID-19
BY Durga Prasad Panda 4 May 2020
When his father died, Bhabani Shankar Chaini remembered what his dad taught him: 'incomplete work is no work'. Chaini's sacrifice won plaudits from all
BY Sandeep Sahu 4 May 2020
Imtiaz Khalifa from western Odisha has waived off the rent of his five tenants, all daily wage earners, due to the lockdown. He didn't wait for CM Naveen Patnaik's appeal
BY Sandeep Sahu 4 May 2020
Gautami and Rajas Paranjpe's Bodhishop has been facilitating a steady supply of fodder to needy and small-time dairy farmers
BY Lachmi Deb Roy 4 May 2020
Tennis player KR Siddheswaran is finding joy in feeding monkeys that had descended from a famous Salem hillock in search of food and water
BY G.c. Shekhar 4 May 2020
Dr Maheshwaran, a pediatrician, made an offer that stunned the chief medical officer of a government hospital near Coimbatore. An entire floor of his hospital is now serving health workers
BY G.c. Shekhar 4 May 2020
R. Sekappan and his wife, both in their eighties, have been feeding agricultural labourers 90 km from Madurai
BY G.c. Shekhar 4 May 2020
From a bi-weekly schedule for his uncle, Ramanan has now been ferrying patients for emergency treatment, six days a week
BY G.c. Shekhar 4 May 2020
Never in recent decades does the Victoria Terminus seem to have been so pristinely preserved as in these weeks of complete stasis: destitute of people and stripped of clangour and bustle.
BY Apoorva Salkade 4 May 2020
A nation under lockdown. Millions struggling for the bare minimum. And India’s film industry has embraced charity like never before.
BY Giridhar Jha 4 May 2020
Concerned citizens have taken on the mantle of feeding India’s poor during the lockdown
BY Rajat Roy 4 May 2020
The good souls who defy a frozen society and reach out to COVID-19’s myriad victims
BY G.c. Shekhar 4 May 2020