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Signatories including eminent archaeologist Dilip K Chakrabarti, litterateur Makrand Paranjape of JNU, political scientist Madhu Kishwar and historian Meenakshi Jain have raised doubts about the intention behind the statements by secular intellectuals.

Residents of the Old City requiring a birth or death certificate from the municipal office in the South Zone are caught in a catch-22 situation.

Shares of sugar producers surged on the bourses on Tuesday on the back of rising prices of the commodity amid projections of a lower crop and closing stock for the 2015-16 sugar season (October-September). Sakthi Sugars, Balrampur Chini Mills, Dhampur Sugar Mills, Dwarikesh Sugar Industries and Mawana Sugars were among the scrips that hit their 52-week highs on Tuesday.

The race for ministerial berths is heating up in Congress as the party prepares to join the Bihar government after a gap of 10 years.

A day after the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) criticized the commemoration of Nathuram Godse’s death anniversary as 'Balidan Diwas', the Hindu Mahasabha (HM), which celebrated the event, lashed out at the Sangh and termed its members ‘traitors’.

Varsity To Conduct Re-Exam On November 27

The toll in rain-related incidents across Tamil Nadu on Tuesday touched 79 with eight more deaths reported from three districts, even as the MeT department said the low pressure area is likely to dissipate in a day or two, with likelihood of only scattered rains.

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana are set to create history by completing distribution of government staff in 18 months.

Police suspect K Chandrasekhar, the nephew of mayor Anuradha's husband Mohan, as the mastermind behind the attack.

Complaint Filed At Cuncolim, Night Patrolling Intensified

Opening up to the sounds of the soulful saxophone, a teenager tries to match his energetic dance steps to the instrument’s slow rhythm. This antithesis at the very outset prepares the viewer for what the story is going to unfold: a serious debate

Following two days of protests, farmers in Mayem temporarily withdrew their agitation on Tuesday evening against a mining company, after assurances from Bicholim and Sattari mamlatdars to resolve the compensation issue, related to farms destroyed due to mining silt

Chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Tuesday tore into opposition parties in the state in an attempt to shred their credibility in the run up to the November 21 bypoll to Warangal LS constituency.

Goa police’s plan to improve detection of crime and traffic incidents through setting up modern traffic signals has not received a good response from vendors to install intelligent video surveillance system at 146 locations and CCTV cameras at 205 locations under the build, own, operate and transfer (BOOT) basis

Locals Fear Increased Siltation, Landslides

Amazon, which counts India as its fastest growing market, has enticed Flipkart's largest shareholder, Tiger Global Management, to significantly increase its stake in the US listed e-tailer.

Amazon, which counts India as its fastest growing market, has enticed Flipkart's largest shareholder, Tiger Global Management, to significantly increase its stake in the US listed e-tailer.

The historical play Jaanta Raja, which brings alive the life of Maratha warrior Shivaji Maharaj, is undoubtedly an exciting experience for the audience. But, its only when one is backstage that one realizes the effort that goes into bringing the play on stage. More than 200 artists, who idolize Shivaji, put a supreme united effort.

Even as Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) turns a blind eye to crores siphoned away in garbage collection and transportation works, it is refusing to provide brooms and baskets to daily wage sanitary workers citing a paucity of funds. Around 4,700 such workers are forced to buy brooms themselves to sweep the streets every day.

A 27-year-old man who was undergoing treatment for swine flu passed away this weekend. The man from rural Nagpur had been admitted to Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital (IGGMCH) where he died on Sunday. Seven new patients were found to be H1N1 positive on the day.

Ex-union minister and veteran BJP leader Sanghapriya Gautam has warned that any move to re-think and tinker with caste-based reservation system provided by Constitution would have grave consequences on society and politics of the country.

Standard Chartered Bank (StanC) on Tuesday appointed Zarin Daruwala, a veteran of Indian banking, as CEO of its India operations.

City police will leave no stones unturned in the run-up to the Winter assembly session, beginning here on December 7, in the view of the spiralling threats from terror outfits like IS. The attack by fundamentalists of the organization on Paris has left the law-enforcing agencies stunned across the globe.