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Fear factor: Theatre owners improve security ahead of Padmaavat's release
The theatre owner is said to be performing a yagna to stop disaster in its tracks
'Friend' of indebted firms: An unusual ad in a prominent newspaper
Curiously the ad carries a logo of a "Proud Indian" but has no address of the "friend" who claims to be a "guide in crisis" for the NPA-laden companies
Catch me if you can: Telangana Police to enumerate criminals in survey
A 360-degree profile of repeat offenders once prepared will be uploaded onto the crime data analytics unit of the police mobile app
Congress is looking forward to launch Sheila Dikshit's autobiography
Dikshit's autobiography, Citizen Delhi: My Times, My Life, published by Bloomsbury, is to be launched at the Jaipur Literary Festival on January 27
Divided we stand: CPI (M) should be equidistant from BJP and Congress
he Communist Party of India (Marxist) meets for its crucial central committee meeting in Kolkata on Friday
The long path to digital: Slow progress shows in the Indian courtrooms
In reply to an RTI enquiry, the court disclosed that only 30 appeals out of thousands have been filed digitally so far
Twitter talent hunt: Ganguly lauds young pacers, asks Kohli to take notice
Ganguly said all the three fast bowlers had the potential to join India's national team
A 'dipp' before climb: Suggestion on role of DIPP put speakers in quandary
With initiatives aimed to facilitate "growth" - there was a need to rechristen the unit in the first place
Israelis sing a Bollywood tune: PM Modi gives warm welcome to Netanyahu
During their joint media interaction, Netanyahu said his wife and he were excited about visiting "Bollywood" while in India
Charcha over Lohri lunch: Congress leaders meet Bhupinder Singh Hooda
Haryanvi cuisine, veered to the developments in the Supreme Court
Monuments in focus
The Bahujan Samaj Party chief had written similar letters to the earlier government led by Samajwadi Party's Akhilesh Yadav, but her demand was ignored
Blowing hot and cold
An Uttar Pradesh minister has promised to not wear a sweater this winter
Hullabaloo over holidays
As everyone else got into the holiday mood, the Punjab government's decision to slash the number of gazetted holidays in 2018 unleashed a political storm in the state
Giving way to the new
A former Cabinet minister arrived well after Sonia Gandhi's speech had begun, looking harried
The limits to diplomacy
The Deputy Chairman said he wished the minister the best of luck with his endeavour
A 'KUVI' for Suvi
In most cases, the executive who is tagged reciprocates by liking, commenting or re-tweeting these posts and congratulating the buyer on choosing their product
Clutching at straws?
The party finished second in the by-poll to Sabong in West Bengal
Track me if you can
An IAS officer in Karnataka has been promoting an app that shows his location to those trying to reach him
Celebration with a difference
It is rare for the Ministry of External Affairs to have a tableau at the Republic Day Parade
Lalu avatar?
Hindu mythology and compared Prasad with Lord Ram, the Pandavas and Raja Harishchandra