Stern action will be taken against laboratories that subject animals to cruelty, Union minister Jayanthi Natarajan said here on Friday. After visiting the animal quarantine and certification station a

The twin cities have yielded a surprisingly high number of traffic violators. Over 5,000 cases are being booked daily. While a small army of traffic cops struggle to control the violations, blue colla

District collector Ms Pooja Kulkarni had a miraculous escape with some bleeding injuries but her duffedar Muniraj died on the spot when their SUV crashed into a stationary bus at Kattu Anjaneya temple

Residents of Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills will be paying more property tax than those living in Hitec City, Madhapur, Kondapur and Gachibowli, under the new property tax regime.

The GHMC has compl

Several public sector companies appear to have given the IIT- Madras a miss this year owing to uncertainty over their participation in campus rec­r­u­­­itments as a result of legal hassles.

Although

The ghastly incident of a pupil being forced to drink his own urine by a teacher in Anaparthi is still fresh in public memory, when two other incidents of harsh corporal punishment have come to light

Hundreds of parents were seen waiting in serpentine queues in front of top, private CBSE schools in the city on December 1 to get an application form for kindergarten classes.

“I reached the school a

Wasim Jaffer (80) and Abhishek Nayar (62) took Mumbai out of doldrums with a century stand against Bengal in their Ranji Trophy Group A match at Brabourne stadium here on Saturday. The hosts made a de

For musicians, a great deal of effort goes into preparing for the music season. Not just in terms of equipping themselves musically, but also taking measures consciously to stay fit physically and men

Dadala Ajay who was beaten by his teacher Prasanna, was operated on his hand three years ago and iron rods were implanted in it. His mother Vijayalaxmi said that the punishment caused a fracture. The