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Delhi: Rohith Vemula, Najeeb Ahmed’s mothers stage protest, demand justice

Students and social activists accompanied by mothers of former Hyderabad University scholar Rohith Vemula and missing JNU student Najeeb Ahmed participated in a ‘Sansad March’ against “threats” to India democracy in the present times.

Indian woman captain gets top maritime bravery award from UN agency

Indian rice farming older than China's: Study

Rice agriculture is supposed to have arrived from China in 2000 BC, but new research by British and Indian experts shows that it existed in India centuries earlier, and suggests systems of seasonal crop variation that would have provided a rich and diverse...

Common Admission Test versus other MBA exams; how you must tackle all

Prepping up for NMAT, TISSNET and XAT too? Here’s how you can master all

Two weeks left for CAT? Here’s what you should do

Do not completely overhaul your preparation as that is something you don’t have time for

CBSE UGC NET July 2016 results declared, check them here

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the University Grants Commission’s (UGC) National Eligibility Test (NET) July 2016 results

Taj Mansingh hotel can run for now: SC stays order allowing auction of property

The Supreme Court restrained the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) from auctioning the iconic Taj Mansingh Hotel on Monday as it put on hold an order of the Delhi high court that allowed the civic agency to do so.

Lessons for Delhi? Beijing to ban polluting cars during smog alerts from 2017

China has adopted various measures over the years to reduce the blankets of smog which shroud many of the country’s northern cities in the winter, causing hazardous traffic conditions and disrupting daily life.

Director’s post in 13 IIMs, including IIM Bangalore, lying vacant

The post of director in as many as 13 Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), including Bangalore and Nagpur, are lying vacant, the Lok

Glion Institute offers Indian students on-campus, online study model

Glion Institute of Higher Education, Switzerland, has announced a master programme in a hybrid model which will allow Indian students to study on campus as well as online, the institute said on Monday.

Demonetisation: Man dies standing in bank queue in Delhi’s Najafgarh

Satish Sharma, a resident of Uttam Nagar in west Delhi, had gone to Oriental Bank of Commerce branch with his friend to deposit money. The two were standing in the queue when Sharma collapsed and fainted.

UPPSC RO/ARO exam 2016: Admit cards released, download them here

The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has issued the admit cards of candidates for the Review Officer and Assistant Review Officer (RO\/ARO) preliminary examination.

From Delhi to faraway Tawang, no respite from smoke and dust

Factors leading to air pollution don’t vary much from cities to towns to remote hamlets making it a national crisis not just a local phenomenon

From Delhi to faraway Tawang, no respite from smoke and dust

Factors leading to air pollution don’t vary much from cities to towns to remote hamlets making it a national crisis not just a local phenomenon

Delhi HC to hear plea against Rs. 2,000 currency note tomorrow

The Delhi High Court will hear the Public Information Litigation (PIL) against the new Rs. 2,000 currency note on 22nd November.

Kids in 800 Delhi schools to get lessons in using Facebook, WhatsApp safely

Among the many lessons on cyber safety, the presentation includes the use of Facebook, WhatsApp and downloading apps.

Trade fair in Delhi gets high on Sunday, food

Enthusiasm masks pollution as Delhi runs half marathon

Shikhar Dhawan, Gautam Gambhir return for crucial Delhi Ranji clash

Shikhar Dhawan will be keen to prove his fitness as Delhi prepare to clash against Rajasthan in the Ranji Trophy match in Wayanad.

Rahul talks to people about cash crunch woes outside banks, ATMs in Delhi

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi was seen on Monday speaking to people standing in the queues outside ATMs and banks in Delhi.

JNU probe finds ABVP member guilty of assaulting missing student Najeeb

Najeeb (27), a student of school of biotechnology and a native of Badaun in Uttar Pradesh, went missing on October 15 following an on-campus scuffle allegedly with the members of ABVP, including Vikrant, the night before.

How about a ‘blindfolded walk’ in this edition of Delhi Walk Festival?

200 walks led by more than 50 experts are part of the ongoing Delhi Walk Festival (DWF). From food to culture and history to paranormal activities, one can know all that the Capital boasts of, through these walks.

Another 3 yrs of crowded trains: Delhi Metro’s plan to add 916 coaches off track

Delhi’s Metro trains are set to remain crowded for the next three years as a proposal to procure additional coaches for the popular public transport network has hit a roadblock.

U’khand ‘mahakumbh’ in Delhi: Hill natives gather to demand honour, justice

The ‘Pahadis’ want Gairsain as the state capital, besides constitutional recognition for regional languages and stopping loot of the state’s natural resources, among others.

Aerocity hotels under police scrutiny for security

Cops are reviewing security and granting approval for new hotels. They are scrutinising existing ones as well, especially those facing the runways of IGI Terminal 3

Britons want Queen to pay for palace repair

It is one of Britain’s most known buildings that is home to the royal family, but a government move to provide £369 million to repair Buckingham Palace has sparked growing calls that the repair should not be funded by the taxpayer but by the royal family...

Delhi govt urges RBI, SBI to exempt its staff from standing in queues

Principal Accounts Office of Delhi government has written to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and State Bank of India (SBI) to allow its staff to deposit the payment instructions without standing in queues.

Delhi Half Marathon: Walk in the park for Rio marathon champ Eliud Kipchoge

Kipchoge, who is used to training in the altitudes of Kenya’s Rift Valley, running in the Capital’s roads was comfortable, to say the least

Delhi high court sets free 2 men accused of gangraping colleague in 2009

The Delhi high court said that the two convicts, in custody since June 2009, “deserve the benefit of doubt”, and directed their release from jail immediately.