With a market overflowing with options, how do you choose the tawa that cooks your rotis to perfection? Fear not, as we present you with on...

In a workshop within the conflict-ridden Gaza Strip, Ibrahim Shouman is restoring antique brass stoves, offering a glimmer of hope to displ...

With the possibility of its first winter storm hitting soon, Dayton has been issued statements for safety and concern by its police departm...

Making food alone in 'barsatis' & bedsits has often accompanied the first whiff of freedom.

Fridge, washing machine, TV, among several other items will attract 18% GST as against 28%.

According to a report, Ladakh is a region where such renewable energy can be easily harnessed. The region is not connected to the national ...

Tax rates have been finalised for 1,211 items with a majority of items being kept under 18 per cent rates.

GST has been rolled out. Here is a list of items whose prices could go down under the new taxation system.

In a majority of supplies of goods, the tax incidence approved by the GST Council is much lower than the present combined indirect tax rate...

Amit Mitra planned to collect revenue of Rs 55,786.74 crore in the 2017-18 estimates against the revised FY17' estimates of Rs 48,926.69 cr...

The finance minister said that a new state population policy is being developed to sort out the issues of population stabilization.

Broken branches of their cashew tree saved the lives of K Balakrishnan and his wife when a flood engulfed their village in Tamil Nadu's Cud...

Manjhi might turn out to be the flicker of hope the Musahars are looking for as Darbhanga goes to polls on October 23.

IndiGo is not the only brand which has realized that reusable tins are a neat way to involve customers beyond the actual use of the product.

No one questions the World Bank's stance that 1.4 billion people in developing countries live on $1.25 a day or less. But that does not def...

The powers and legitimacy of civil government in Manipur have been eroded systematically by many different forces.

After splurging on the Games and making a pitch for a 'world-class' city, Sheila Dikshit has turned to social welfare in her first budget.