Kamal Haasan rumored to be in the United States.
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IIT alumni Nish Gera embarks on a unique passion.
Quirky turn of events puts spotlight on rape in India.
Deloitte survey reveals Indians optimistic about benefiting society.
Claims judge made series of incorrect rulings.
The argument that its export would lead to higher energy prices is flawed.
More than 1,200 works of art on display in 15 galleries.
Second largest contingent, India Adda campaign make a mark.
Many European CEOs among world’s most pessimistic.
PeePee Doctor takes a look at Indian Railways toilets.
Minister felicitated for his contributions to the state.
Magnificent Indiaspora Ball mesmerizes, thrills capacity audience.
Tech subdued, health sector gains, financials down.
A daughter’s quest to find solace after dad’s death.
Poor infrastructure, mind boggling red tape big problems, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Controversial General Anti Avoidance Rules sought to empower taxmen to clamp down on deals and income suspected to have been structured only to avoid paying taxes. Having considered all the circumstances and relevant factors, the government has decided that provisions of Chapter 10A of the Income Tax Act (that deals with GAAR) will come into force from April 1, 2016 instead of April 1, 2014,” finance minister P Chidambaram told reporters. Read the full report at The Hindustan times.
Dr. Reddy’s, Sun Pharma amongst top global companies to shape growth, according to a new study. The top 100 fast-globalising companies from rapidly developing economies are outpacing their rivals from developed economies in terms of expansion, job creation and productivity, said the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) study. Read the full report at The Economic Times.
California researcher’s work could lead to the development of a more potent rabies vaccine.
Eighth Annual Status of Education Report released in India.
Oil, telecom, realty sectors prop up favorable sentiments.
96% of Bangladeshi Americans voted for Obama.
Tissue samples recovered from Khan’s body.
India no longer automatic choice for IT services.
Good supply in the pipeline for the indigenous low-cost tablet.