UNLIKE 2007 when the victorious India team led by MS Dhoni went to the Wankhede Stadium directly from the Mumbai Airport to celebrate the title triumph, the route for the victory parade on Thursday was minuscule.
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Bihar loses 11th bridge in 18 days amid rising investigation chorus
BIHAR on Sunday witnessed the collapse of yet another bridge in East Champaran district apparently due to heavy rainfall, taking the number of bridge collapse incidents in the state to 11 in a span of 18 days.
Nepal downpour triggers scare in Bihar
TWO major rivers of BiharGandak and Kosi - are in spate following incessant rain in neighbouring Nepal as the water level of other rivers too are expected to rise.
Maha rains: 49 rescued, train traffic affected
13 NDRF teams deployed in Mumbai, many districts to rescue stranded villagers | Water levels in rivers rapidly rise in several places
113 new medical colleges get govt panel's approval; 22 in UP, 5 in TN
AS many as 113 new medical colleges have received approval from the National Medical Commission (NMC), with maximum in Uttar Pradesh, officials said.
BSF deploys AI cameras for vigil on Bangla borders
Special ops launched to dismantle network of smugglers, infiltrators
6 terrorists, two soldiers killed in J&K encounters
THE death toll in the twin gunfights between security forces and militants in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district, which entered the second day on Sunday, has risen to eight with the recovery of two more bodies of militants from the encounter sites.
THE HISTORY OF THE 'HIJRI' LUNAR CALENDAR
THE evening of July 6 to the morning of July 7 was the dawn of Hijrah, the Islamic New Year.
CO-ED SCHOOLS NEED MORE PUSH
FOR a change, something right is happening on the education front in Kerala with regard to gender relations.
NEED PROACTIVE STEPS TO BOOST PRIVATE INVESTMENT
THE Indian economy needs the next private investment cycle to take off right now, but the hour's growing late.
A PERSISTING CONFUSION OVER IDENTITY
A recent comment has brought up an old question: who gets to decide religious identity? It's tougher to answer in a land where harmony is stressed over uniformity
