Three jawans, one civilian killed in south Kashmir encounter
All civilians evacuated from the building, says Jammu & Kashmir police chief K. Rajendra.
Stir will end only after quota Ordinance: Jat leaders
Jat demands accepted, says Khattar; 200 paramilitary personnel airlifted to Rohtak; curfew clamped in three more towns.
Samajwadi Party betrayed Muslims: Imam Bukhari
Imam's remarks might ring some alarm bells for SP, as there is apparent disenchantment of Muslims towards the party.
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How does USA select its President?
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A Mumbai auto driver who took the right road
Autorickshaw driver Sureshchandra Pandey prevented his passenger from ending her life by driving her to a police station
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Kerala women up in arms against liquor shop in T.N.
They say the outlet in the border village of Anaikatty renders prohibition ineffective
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Not playing for CSK emotional for me: Raina
He said that he is happy to have McMcCullum in his IPL team and hoped an Indian could break his record.
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Facebook affected me as a human
Vijay Sethupathi talks to Sudhir Srinivasan about Sethupathi, Kadhalum Kadandhu Pogum, and why he isn’t active on social media.
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The everlasting Potter saga
A fourth theme park. A new play. More records. More money. Muggles might be miffed but the Harry Potter phenomenon shows no signs of dying out.
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Brendon McCullum smashes fastest ton in his farewell Test match
He hit four sixes in his first 100 runs, his first before lunch securing outright ownership of the record for career sixes in Test cricket.
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Review: Neerja is best watched if in mood for a good cry
The film might be about the late Neerja Bhanot, but the strongest cinematic bits are those involving Neerja’s family.
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Miruthan: An inconsistent ‘zombie’ film with excessive melodrama
Miruthan suffers from the same malady that afflict many bad Tamil films: needless, forced melodrama, and a distinct lack of subtlety.
Editorials & Opinion
The big question is: do India’s trade unions have it in them to resist this imminent legislative blitz?
National
Road, train traffic hit as Jat stir escalates in Haryana
Curfew was clamped in Rohtak and Bhiwani with shoot-at-sight orders in place.
Many schools wary of displaying fee details
This is despite repeated warnings to follow Education Department guidelines
Business
Budget to focus on farmers, jobs: Sinha
This will be the second full-fledged Budget of the ruling NDA government.
States
Jayalalithaa drops B.V. Ramanaa from Cabinet
Mr. Ramanaa has been removed from his party post as AIADMK Tiruvallur (West) secretary.
International
Cameron calls for UK referendum on EU membership
Tories remain divided; Justice Secretary Michael Gove to campaign for Brexit
Entertainment
Miruthan suffers from the same malady that afflict many bad Tamil films: needless, forced melodrama, and a distinct lack of subtlety.
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S & T
ISRO upbeat as indigenous cryo engine passes test
The biggest rocket made in India, the Mk3 will be capable of launching four-tonne satellites into geosynchronous orbit.
IISc:garlic enhances anti-malarial drug activity
'Garlic in the form of oil, can complement and improve the efficacy of the widely used artemisinin anti-malarial drug.
Frozen ocean caused Pluto’s moon to stretch like ‘Hulk’: NASA
Charon, the largest moon of the Planet, once had a subsurface ocean that had frozen long ago.


































