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This Paul John single malt distillery is Goa's latest tourist attraction

Paul John Distillery is located in Cuncolim, South Goa, 15 km from Mobor Beach and 45 km from Goa airport

Bengaluru's Cantan: Your search for fiery Chinese cuisine should end here

If not for a feast of flavours, like raw mango with prawn fried rice, head to Cantan just to revel in the names of dishes

Meet Saurav Chordia, the man who designed IAF's 'patch' of honour

Morale patches are chest or shoulder cloth patches worn on the uniform by troops

Neeman's joggers review: Unique comfort makes these a worthy pair

Neeman's joggers may not be things of beauty, but are worth every paise for their unique comfort

F-16 jet crashes into building in California, no casualties reported yet

The jet was returning to the base in California when the crash took place.

Trump's immigration proposal may end agonising Green Card wait for Indians

The proposed change can bring relief to thousands of Indian professionals who wait agonisingly for US Green card.

GSP countries like India to benefit from US trade war with China: Report

GSP is the largest and oldest US trade preference programme and is designed to promote economic development by allowing duty-free entry for thousands of products from designated beneficiary countries.

US lawmakers bring bill to ban Chinese military scientists from US labs

The bill seeks to prohibit individuals employed or sponsored by Chinese military institutions from receiving student or research visas to the United States.

India packed with fabulous 15 but no favourites to win World Cup: Rhodes

He said India have experienced players but there are six other teams which are very strong teams.

Sri Lanka govt blocks social media after anti-Muslim unrest rises

Tension has been increasing in the past few days between majority Sinhalese and minority Muslims after the recent Easter bombings in Sri Lanka.

ICC gives England's Liam Plunkett clean chit on ball tampering allegation

A small video of Plunkett surfaced on social media which suggested Plunkett might have tampered with the ball during England's second one-day international against Pakistan.

3-4 armed militants storm Peal Continental Hotel in Pak's Gwadar port city

There was no immediate reports casualties

Money for the muses: Performing arts find new ways to keep the show going

Young India needs exposure to the arts to get in touch with their imagination, said Rama Bijapurkar Author and marketing consultant

You will never smell my world the way i do

According to scientists, whisky's smokiness, the smell of beets and lily of the valley perfume can be different depending on your genetic wiring

The Kumaon hills are proving to be a viable option to reboot and relocate

Social lives are more active and people are more involved in each other's lives in Kumaon than in the cities

Pvt defence firms lament entry of DPSUs into strategic partnership tenders

On April 26, HAL submitted two responses to the Navy's EoI issued to industry for building 111 Naval Utility Helicopters for an estimated Rs 21,738 crore

Delhi HC sets ball rolling on J&J's faulty hip implant damages

Firm willing to pay RS 25 lakh only to 'revision surgery' patients, not others

Marrying a perfectionist? You better be one too or there may be trouble

Researchers have some dating advice for "maximizers" who can't stop comparison shopping

'What's dark and full of terrors?' The latest episode of 'Game of Thrones'

So, imagine the plight of fans unable to figure out 'who died how?' and 'who killed whom?' as the 'Great War' was being fought in abysmally dim lighting.

Meet Gagandeep Kang, first Indian woman elected Royal Society Fellow

Gagandeep Kang talks about the challenges and thrill of breaking new ground