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Guwahati Police summon journalists Varadarajan and Thapar in sedition caseGuwahati Police has called upon senior journalists Siddharth Varadarajan and Karan Thapar in connection with a sedition case. They must app...- India’s tiger warrior dies at 73: Who was Valmik Thapar and what is the legacy of India’s tiger conservation iconIndia mourns the loss of Valmik Thapar, a dedicated tiger conservationist who passed away at 73. For over five decades, he passionately stu...
- Prashant Kishor responds to row over Karan Thapar interview, says keep plenty of water handy on June 4thPolitical strategist Prashant Kishor responded to a viral interview by emphasizing the importance of staying hydrated, stating, "Drinking w...
- Why Prashant Kishor and Karan Thapar are trending on social mediaA viral video shows journalist Karan Thapar confronting political strategist Prashant Kishor with past tweets predicting Congress's defeat ...
- The downfall! How this iconic Delhi business empire went bustBusiness tycoon Gautam Thapar’s Avantha Group topped the $4 billion revenue mark during 2007-08.
- ET 40 Under Forty: When corporate big bosses looked sharper than their suitsThe entrepreneurial stars brought to the power room an interesting mix of classic staples and bold accessories.
- ISIS may carry out 'lone wolf' attack: Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju"Challenges are there. We have to accept that it is a reality. The threat is there," Kiren Rijiju told Karan Thapar in an interview to the ...
- PM Narendra Modi must follow up steps to bring down tension in Valley: Omar AbdullahOmar Abdullah today said any initiative that Prime Minister Narendra Modi may take to resolve the current crisis in the Valley could calm t...
- Congress not opposed to GST bill: P ChidambaramCongress leader and former Finance Minister P Chidambaram said if the government is "clever" it can come up with a formulation to keep GST ...
- Grant greater autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir: ChidambaramChidambaram said the best solution, was that New Delhi should give an assurance to the people of Kashmir that the "grand bargain" will be h...
- Handwara protests genuine expression of anger: Omar AbdullahHe downplayed apprehensions of a new wave of militancy hitting South Kashmir but cautioned that the government need to remain watchful.
- Rahul Gandhi not running away from politics: Digvijaya Singh'There is no question of Rahul Gandhi running away. I absolutely rule it out. He is made of sterner stuff. I am absolutely sure that he wil...
- Obama's India visit: Narendra Modi succeeded where Narasimha Rao failedFormer PM Narasimha Rao's government had extended the same invite to then US president Bill Clinton in 1994.
- University of Cambridge VC Sir Leszek Borysiewicz to visit India this monthAcademics and thinkers from India and Cambridge will discuss their work to identify solutions in three areas of global concern- health, edu...
- I had informed PM about 2G telecom scam: Arun ShourieFormer Union Minister Arun Shourie has said he had informed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh about the 2G telecom spectrum allocation scam but...
- UPA's 'non-performance' helping Narendra Modi: Arun ShourieFormer Union minister and BJP leader Arun Shourie has called Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as the "main election agent" of Narendra Modi.
- Rescue work to take another fortnight: Vijay BahugunaRescue teams will take another fortnight to evacuate flood victims as the roads leading to affected areas have been badly damaged, U'khand ...
- Mahatma would have insisted that India stand by us: Suu KyiSuu Kyi said she felt "saddened" about India's stand particularly because she felt close to India.
- RTE burden on schools not to be passed on to students: Kapil SibalThe government today dismissed suggestions that the burden which private schools will have to bear to implement it will be passed on to the...
- GDP likely to grow at 8.5 pc, agri remains a concern: PranabFinance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the Indian economy is likely to grow by 8.5 per cent in 2010-11, although agriculture remains an are...
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