Army on Thursday urged the people of Jammu and Kashmir not to pay any heed to separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s diktat to hold protests in front of its camps early next week as part of the “Qu

Playback singer Swarnalatha died of cardiac arrest following lung complications on Sunday morning at a private hospital in the city.

Heavy traffic snarls are likely in the city as the Delhi traffic police will start the trial for dedicated Commonwealth Games lanes during peak hours for the next two days.

The Yamuna’s water level began receding on Sunday, giving a ray of hope for the residents of the villages inundated in the low-lying areas of the city.

British research-ers have found that daily dose of Vitamin B tablets can halve the rate of age-related memory loss and can delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed an American couple to adopt a 10-year-old dyslexic child after a committee of experts of doctors told the apex court that the prospective parents were capable of

Faced with intense opposition from within the Congress on the Education Tribunals Bill, Union HRD minister Kapil Sibal hit back at his opponents by invoking the name of late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandh

In the light of preparations for the forthcoming Commonwealth Games being mired in charges of corruption and other irregularities, the railways has decided to give its share of the sponsorship money

Continuing its attack on the government over appointment of former telecom secretary P.J.

Even as the MCD has given ultimatum to the striking domestic breeding checkers (DBCs) that they would be sacked if they did not return to work on Thursday, the dengue menace has raised hackles of the