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The Deadly Roads

Between 2000 and 2015, governments have registered 1,649,770 accidents and 1,039,372 fatalities. And over 50 lakh persons were injured, many handicapped and traumatised for life.

How Well Does Facebook

This social site interface judges your personality traits using data fed by you.

Murder At Midnight

Some events are beyond the limits of earthly explanations.

Are Builders Following Suit Of Mallya

It is a tough challenge for the Modi Government to round up the big defaulters and compel them to cough up the dues they owe to the country.

UP Shocker

Smajawadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party may take some time to come out of this shock.

Is Gujarat On The Way To Fascism?

People are forced to change their food habits out of fear of life imprisonment for killing or eating a cow.

Battle Over Cattle

With the matter all set to go to court, the Centre finds itself on a precarious footing.

Cows Get Legal Protection

Butchers now cannot procure cows from cattle fairs or mandis for slaughtering.

Oil Pollution In Seas An Untold Disaster

Countries around the world are awakening to this new problem that is endangering the marine life.

China Woes Vietnam: Concern For India

The Dragon is wooing the tiny Southeast Asian nation to wean it away from India.

Donald John Trump brings the US to inflection point

The president elect is being looked upon with more apprehensions than appreciation.

Demonetisation: ‘Unleash the black money demon'

An audacious move but there is a need to differentiate between despotic and democratic ways.

High Tech Courts Of Social Justice

These can provide speedy justice to the needy sections in an inexpensive way. 

Gujarat Ke Gadhey!

Netaas May Call These Animals ‘Gadheda’ (Donkey), but for Me, They Are ‘Ghudkhar’ (Wild Ass), Says a Guard at the Wild Ass Sanctuary in Surendranagar.  

I Wish to Get a National Award Shakuntala Barua

A famous Bangla Cinema actress talks about her past, present and future.

On Keeping Secrets

A little-known tale from Mahabharata that is so often used by men to prove male chauvinism.

Cho Ramaswamy: Not Just A Film Comedian

Even in octogenarian phase of life he continued as the editor of ‘Tughlak’ and ensured the weekly never lost its sting. 

Bombay High Court quashes ban on women in Haji Ali Dargah

Removing the status of persona non grata for women at religious sites.

Pullela Gopichand

The man behind the coaching factory of badminton. 

Asha Bhosle's gift of lineage

Some untold aspects of the singing legend.

Pink Ball Day-Night Test Cricket

Overall, day-night Test cricket using a pink ball seems to have come to stay. 

Bottled Messages May Bring Fortunes

Some times, they can be instrumental in unleashing your bottled up fate.

Mulayam's Political Moves Foiled By His Own Son

The diehard wrestler has a soft corner for his son.

Perpetuating Perniciousness!

Thin veil that separates eroticism from porn is vanishing fast.

Sunshine Days Here Again!

With a canal top solar policy being drafted in December 2014, here comes another technology to reduce carbon footprints. Gujarat has already come out with a pilot project in this direction.

Money Through Mobile Will Be A Reality Soon

The first of its kind mobile game that pits your knowledge against time to win cash prizes.

Unfancied Pakistan Wins Champions Trophy For Cricket In Style

Over confident India licked the dirt in the final facing a humiliating defeat by an under-rated team, Pakistan.

India's Abortion Law Is Humane

Wellbeing of pregnant women and unborn children is the supreme concern of the current legislation.

Apprehending Criminals Post Conviction

In the IT age, it is easy to keep watch on malefactors without confining them physically.

Lal Krishna Advani: PM in waiting is over, now it is President in waiting

The grand oldman of BJP was failed by his own party on many occasions and now he may have to live in constant regret.