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Thirty-two years after Indian troops secured key passes on the north-south running Saltoro Range to deny Pakistan access to the Siachen Glacier, it...

There is no story in global health as transformative, awe-inspiring, and yet as tragic as the AIDS pandemic. The disease was unknown only a generation...

The Union Government has seen two important announcements in the recent past. Under the flagship Smart City Mission, it recently announced the first...

There is this Member of Parliament from East Delhi (Mahesh Giri) who on the advice of some soothsayer has rechristened himself as Maheish Girri,...

Last month, Allahabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) became one of the first cities in northern India to take concrete steps towards the enforcement of...

Substandard medicines could be three times more prevalent than the government, two new studies show.These data have serious implications on health in...

Turkey defied international calls for a ceasefire and shelled parts of northern Syria on Monday, insisting it would not allow Kurdish-led forces to...

The first Jewish settlers in India arrived about 1,500 years ago from West Asia. Over the years, as they married and mixed into the local populations,...

The similarity between what took place in Hyderabad Central University last month and is happening now in New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University...

One must begin with a caveat: Africa, as a continent with 54 countries is far more complex and diverse than India- which after all is a sub- continent...

Swiss firm Nestle’s Maggi noodles may be back on retailers’ racks across the country, following national testing labs and Bombay high court...

A Donald Trump-Bernie Sanders clash in the US Presidential elections could be God’s Gift to political cinema.Some outlines for a script come to mind:...