Inland - Page 35

Money moves across the world borders for purposes ranging from business, trade and loans to humanitarian needs. But all monetary transaction has to...

The river Yamuna, which was Delhi’s lifeline during the ancient times, is gasping for breath. The mythologically pious river had always nourished the...

Chinese troops intruding deep inside Indian territory is nothing new. Very recently on 13 June, the Red Army had intruded deep inside Uttarakhand and...

How urbanisation devastated the ecological balance of Delhi is reflected in decreasing number of water bodies in the national capital, which besides...

Guru Purnima is national wide festival which is dedicated towards the guru in this world. Guru word is used for the teacher who teaches anything to a...

Development in Delhi has been put to sleep as infrastructure projects worth a whopping Rs 5,000 crore have lost momentum for want of an elected...

A couple of weeks ago, on television there was dramatic footage of Sikhs rushing out of their holiest shrine, brandishing swords against each other in...

The residents of Delhi are faced with a host of water troubles. Untreated water, river pollution, depleting water table are just to name a few....

Ladakh’s history post-independence has been a struggle for political relevance. In an era, where the state of Jammu and Kashmir is administered on an...

An effort to connect the Jarawa, primitive tribes of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, to the mainstream has become a concern for activists all over the...

The two major inter-state entry points to the national capital — UP Gate near Ghazipur from Uttar Pradesh side and Mukarba Chowk from Haryana side;...

The unbelievable achievement is yet to sink into Devyani Sharma, 17, the all-India girl topper (third in overall category) for CBSE class 12th with 99...