The Talkatora Indoor Stadium here will witness classical and modern dance performances by differently-abled artists on wheelchairs.


Differently-abled artistes to perform at Talkatora Stadium


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This is one war widow of Ahmednagar cast in the mould of her husband Kondaji Lakshman Malunjkar, who was killed in the 1965 India-Pakistan war.


For 45 years, this Maharashtra war widow awaits possession of 'promised land'


Elderly South Koreans headed back home on Sunday after brief, emotional meetings with their long-lost kin residing in North Korea in the second round of the inter-Korean family reunions.


Second round of inter-Korean family reunions conclude


Resort and hotel owners in one of Kerala's most sought after tourist destinations are engaged in putting their properties back to its original shape after monsoon rains and floods ravaged the state.


Kumarakom's famed resorts battle to come alive


The government on Saturday invited nominations for the first National CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Awards from ministries and departments of Central and state governments and professional bodies by September 30.


Government invites entries for first National CSR Awards


Doctors at the Aligarh Muslim University's Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC)  successfully performed a four-hour-long operation to set right a severe congenital anomaly that had threatened the life of a seven-month-old girl.


AMU doctors save 7-month-old girl with critical heart disease


Survivors of Kerala's worst floods in a century on Saturday set aside their misery, even if only temporarily, to celebrate Onam in numerous relief camps across the state, relishing the traditional Onam 'sadya' or lunch.


For a change, Onam brings cheer in relief camps


The Maratha Regiment of the Indian Army successfully summited the 7,077-metre high Mt Kun near Kargil, a statement said on Friday.


Maratha Regiment summits Mt Kun


The first-ever Humboldt penguin, born in Mumbai zoo last week, died here two days ago, an official said here on Friday.


First Humboldt penguin chick born in India dies in Mumbai zoo


The mystery surrounding the Himalayan Yeti attracts scores of explorers ever year to the snow-capped mountains, but few return with answers. Daniel C. Taylor, who has spent about six decades of his life in search of the elusive creature, shared his findings, insights and rare photographs at the Mountain Echoes literary festival here on Friday.


Footprints of the elusive Yeti unravelled, discussed at Bhutan Lit Fest


The iconic Chadwick falls in the 'Queen of Hills', a tourist hotspot in the once summer retreat of the British Raj for nearly a century until India's independence, may rise from the depths of the past with the state High Court directing the local civic authorities to restore its pristine glory.


Shimla's Chadwick falls may regain its glory soon


Japan on Friday appointed its first female fighter pilot, the latest achievement in the national push for greater gender equality in the traditionally male-dominated country.


Japan gets first woman fighter pilot


An isolated Amazonian tribe with no known contact with the outside world has been spotted for the first time by a drone flying over the Brazilian jungle.


Isolated Amazonian tribe seen for first time


American poet Sarah Kay led the audiences at the opening day of the Mountain Echoes literary festival into the old-world charm of poetry, reciting verses with eloquence and interacting with the gathering on lighter notes.


Sarah Kay enthrals Bhutan lit fest with poetry


A giant iron bell made 277 years ago has been found in a village in China's Hebei province, the cultural relics department said on Thursday.


277-year-old bell discovered in China


The Indian Air Force (IAF), Nagpur, superstar Amitabh Bachchan and prominent temples in Maharashtra, among others, have extended aid for the victims of the recent Kerala floods, officials said here on Thursday.


IAF, Big B, Maharashtra temples contribute for Kerala


Minha's parents are still thanking God for sending most unexpected help when they decided to leave their flooded home in Kerala with their seven-month-old girl amid a menacing sea of water.


A treacherous canoe ride that saved a baby girl in Kerala


Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has suggested that the Kerala government request the World Health Organisation (WHO) to supply two million  anti-cholera vaccines to minimise the risk of water-borne diseases in the flood-ravaged state.


Kerala should request WHO for anti-cholera vaccines: Tharoor


A Kerala youth, who faced severe flak on social media for taking an alleged free helicopter ride from a flood hit area to the state capital, on Wednesday said he was being ridiculed for no fault of his.


Kerala youth says wrongly ridiculed on social media


Hundreds of South and North Koreans on Wednesday bid a tearful farewell following their first temporary reunion after decades of separation due to the 1950-53 Korean War.


Separated Korean families bid tearful farewell after reunion


Hathi Gaon (the village of elephants), near Jaipur, has 102 of them. It is from here the giant animal is sent to various tourist places for joy rides. One of these resident-elephants, Elephant Number 44, if you care, has been badly sick with serious infections in the foot. And it continues to carry tourists for joy rides.

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