India gets its first Braille lifestyle magazine
The fact that nobody in India had till now thought of a lifestyle magazine for the visually impaired just goes to show how much we really care about them. So …
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Incursion: India hopes for peaceful resolution, asks China to revert to status quo
In a calibrated message to deescalate tensions arising out of a reported incursion of Chinese troops inside the Indian territory eight days ago, India has asked China to revert to …
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Buoyed by reforms, India’s GDP to grow 6.4 per cent
Amid speculation about the future of economic reforms in India, an advisory panel to the country’s prime minister has projected an optimistic picture, saying the economic growth will accelerate to …
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Don’t worry, BRICS Bank will be ready by 2014
WASHINGTON: Amid sceptical noises about the future of the BRICS’ grouping given the slowing economies of the five emerging powers, India’s Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has raised hopes, saying the …
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The Rise of the East: ‘India, China to drive global growth’
In his latest outing to sell the India growth story, India’s Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has underlined that India and China, the two Asian giants with growing economies, will be …
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Boston attacks: India offers US full support in combating terror
In the aftermath of multiple blasts in Boston, the first major attack on the US soil since 9/11, India has rallied in solidarity with the US, its strategic partner and …
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Bangladesh blasts: No Indian hurt, but a warning signal for India
The crude bomb attacks, near a function attended by the Indian envoy in Khulna, is a reminder of the dangers of messy Islamist politics in the neighbouring country and its …
Read MoreBangladesh plans to honour 8000 Indian soldiers, pitches for 71’ war movie
By Satarupa Sandilya In an important initiative symbolising warming bilateral relations, Bangladesh has asked India to send the names of around 8,000 soldiers, who were killed fighting Pakistani forces during …
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‘Quality, not commercial success, of artists is what matters’
Rajeev Lochan, a gifted artist who has a genius for transfiguring the mundane in his paintings, has also carved a space for himself as an efficient art administrator. As director …
Read MoreRaking up ghosts of Delhi gangrape in Berlin
More than three months after the brutal gangrape of a 23-year-old physiotherapist in New Delhi, the issue of women’s safety in India strangely surfaced in Berlin amid the Indo-German summitry, …
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