Narendra Modi`s `Acche Din` and the `bitter pill`
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will complete 30 days in office this week. Armed with a decisive mandate, Modi and his team have taken some bold […]
Month: June 2014
A flying beetle in India threatens to push up latte prices
MADIKERI India (Reuters) – It’s 10 o’clock in the morning and a dozen workers are uprooting coffee plants, piling them in the corner of a […]
Kerry promises 'intense and sustained' U.S. support for Iraq
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday promised “intense and sustained” U.S. support for Iraq, but said the divided country would only […]
Climate policies could lift global GDP by $2.6 trillion/year – World Bank
LONDON (Reuters) – Global economic output could rise by as much as an additional $2.6 trillion a year, or 2.2 percent, by 2030 if government […]
Morrison set for Charlton stay
Charlton defender Michael Morrison is set to end speculation over his future by signing a new deal at the Valley, Sky Sports understands. read the […]
Tuesday at Wimbledon
Five-time champion Serena Williams begins her Wimbledon campaign with a clash against Anna Tatishvili on Centre Court on Tuesday. read the full story about Tuesday […]
India`s envoys from neighbouring countries to meet today
Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh will meet all Indian heads of mission in the South Asian neighbourhood. read the full story about India`s envoys from neighbouring […]
US student dies after falling off cliff in Ladakh
A graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who went missing more than a week ago in northern India has been found dead in […]
Not against return of Pandits; will oppose separate cities: Geelani
With the Centre working on a rehabilitation package for Kashmiri Pandits, hardline Hurriyat Conference leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani said that Muslims were not against […]
Iran rejects U.S. action in Iraq as militants push east
ANBAR Iraq (Reuters) – Iran’s supreme leader accused the United States on Sunday of trying to retake control of Iraq by exploiting sectarian rivalries, as […]