Three people were killed and several injured when police opened fire on a sit-in protest in Mandalay, Myanmar's second-biggest city, two wi...

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For BJP, delving too much into ‘cultural pride’ may have exposed its quickie ‘election points-gathering’ skills.

In an interview with ET, Mukesh Bansal - a serial entrepreneur and cofounder of health and wellness startup Cure.Fit - talks about some of ...

The development comes in the wake of the alleged suicide of a 26-year-old second-year postgraduate student in Mumbai’s TN Topiwala National...

It was the second mass shooting in the US within two weeks.

Women leaders, many of whom were in the limelight during the recent fracas at Ramjas College, have to work harder to prove their worth.

As US businesses search for new markets, skilled resources and manufacturing locations, “India could be an ideal partner”, he said.

"I think it is possible to hold an honest opinion that the Afzal Guru case was perhaps not correctly decided," Chidambaram told ET in an in...

The protesting students have been demanding removal of Gajendra Chauhan from the post of chairman of the Governing Council of FTII.

On Monday evening, students had allegedly locked Pathrabe in his office for more than seven hours and damaged furniture and other property.

With the FTII agitation showing no signs of ending, the government is taking steps to ensure discipline on the campus that it feels is goin...

Liberalising gun norms may rein in the illicit industry, but there’s also the risk of trigger-happy Indians turning the countryside into th...

Christians who were driven out of their homes near Badabanga, and now live in a new separate colourful colony built for them, also refuse t...

"the entire country saw on TV how their (DMK) government made one group of students attack another, while making police stand as silent spe...

It may seem a little bizarre that many Americans insist people have the right to buy a gun that can spit 60 bullets per second.

Indian students are spending Rs 15-50 lakh on a foreign degree. But Western economies and the Indian job market have both changed.