Spirit of ‘nation first': Modi's mantra for youth at NCC rally

Exhorts Youth To Spread ‘Vocal For Local’ Drive

Sahara cos raised ₹ 50k cr, did not pay back investors: SFIO

Asks SC To Lift HC Stay On Probe

Pvt med edu fees rise 2%-10%; parents seek check on deposits

Mumbai: Fees at several private medical colleges have gone up by 2% to 10%. Most colleges had sought higher fee hikes this year, citing a deficit in hospital revenue in the pandemic.

PM to address his 1st UP virtual rally on Jan 31

Lucknow: Prime Minister Narendra Modi would be addressing his first virtual political rally of the Uttar Pradesh campaign on January 31, primarily for the districts voting in the first phase.

Namaste, Shalom To Friendship

Foreign ministers of India, Israel write to mark the 30th anniversary of establishing full diplomatic ties

Legislators' House conduct draws SC's disapproval

New Delhi: With scenes of unruly behavior in the House by members of legislative bodies, including Parliament, becoming frequent in recent times, the Supreme Court on Friday expressed deep concern over the deterioration as most of the time is spent “in jeering and personal attacks against each other instead of erudite constructive and educative debates consistent with the highest tradition of the august body”.

Indian hockey seeks consistency in new season

Bengaluru: In the world of sports where bio-bubbles, constant Covid-19 testing and tournament behind closed doors have become the norm, the functioning of teams, focus and planning have seen a lateral shift.

India face defending champs Bangla

Five Cleared To Play, But Sindhu Tests +ve For Covid

City may see double-digit deaths for 2 more weeks: Govt expert

Mumbai: Even as Maharashtra recorded 103 deaths on Friday, officials said the state seems to be witnessing a peak of sorts in Covid mortality.

BS-VI petrol cars can be fitted with CNG kits soon

Govt Issues Draft Notification For Emission, Norms

After 45 days on ventilator, 4-year-old Pune braveheart defeats Covid-ARDS

Pune: “I love to play and eat chocolates,” said Prem, grinning from ear to ear, barely 10 days after defeating severe Covidlinked pneumonia with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) that had kept the four-year-old strapped to the invasive ventilator for 45 days.

8 disabled destitute men get leg-up with Jaipur foot

Navi Mumbai: When a homeless person, Shivaji Kale (35), was rescued from Panvelthree years ago, his right leg was in a pathetic shape with maggots crawling out of his skin.

Chandra Likely To Chair New AI Board

To Rope In Expat CEO | Execs From TCS, Tata Steel, AirAsia To Help Boost Ops

China Backs Russia On Ukraine Crisis, Rebuking US and Nato

Remarks By China Foreign Min Is Beijing’s Most Explicit Support For Moscow

Election In UP Will Decide India's Destiny, Says Shah On Hustings

‘Country Can’t Progress Until UP Develops’

I Am Eager To Break As Much Ground As I Can As An Entrepreneur: Malaika

Along with a robust, two-decade career in films and TV, Malaika Arora, has also deep-dived into entrepreneurship.

India Invest In Wrist-Spin, Again

Kuldeep’s Recall, Bishnoi’s Selection Indicate Team Management Wants More Strikes In The Middle Overs

Courts can't direct states on fixing quota percentage: SC

‘State Govt Is Best Judge On Issue’    

I took a break from acting as I was tired of playing hero's wife or GF, says Lara

After a career of almost a decade following her 2003 debut Andaaz, Lara slowed down her film work post 2015.

India shares concerns with Central Asia on Af & terror, says PM

New Delhi: The first IndiaCentral Asia summit hosted virtually by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condemned cross-border terrorism, a term used by India to indict Pakistan, and underlined the significance of transparency, along with respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, in pursuing connectivity initiatives.

Naming of Malwani ground after Tipu leads to protests

Mumbai: In the run-up to the BMC polls, the naming of a playground after the 18th century ruler of Mysore, Tipu Sultan, has become a flashpoint for political parties in the city.

Daughters pick father over US-based mother

SC Closes Mom’s Habeas Corpus Plea For Children

Covid-affected world doubled vaccine delivery to 11bn in 2021

Serum Institute Produced 13% Of Those Shots

At 99, ex-staffer revisits defence mfg hub on R-Day

The first time Joseph Rodrigues stepped into the Ordnance Factory at Ambarnath to start a job, India was under British rule. So Rodrigues’s arrival at his former workplace 75 years later, on Wednesday, had special significance.

Aged with comorbidities make up 84% of city's Jan Covid toll

Mumbai: Many people are testing positive for Covid in the third wave prompted by the highly transmissible Omicron variant but the rate of deaths is significantly lower than in the second wave, said a senior state official.

SANIA-RAM PAIR GOES DOWN FIGHTING

Ask Sania Mirza about 2022 being her last year on the Tour at your own peril.

Contact tracing takes a hit as Omicron cases spiral

A Matunga college student gets a shot of hope on Tuesday

‘Padma Vibhushan' Prabha Atre wants to sing till her last breath

Atre, who is 90, is a Kirana gharana exponent

Indrani moves apex court against HC rejection of bail, says no proof

Indrani Mukerjea, accused in the Sheena Bora murder case, has approached the Supreme Court for bail.

Panel seeks Antilia and Hiran papers from ATS

Security is high at Antilia, residence of industrialist Mukesh Ambani