Page 45 - Chinese Whispers
Surgical shot
The announcement of strikes on terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir by the Indian Army whipped up a frenzy led by television news channels
Relieved man
India has only grown stronger
Going against the grain
The British multinational telecommunication company is selling 3G data booster packs at a steep Rs 250, taking many by surprise
Father-son exit
The doors had just closed when he got up and asked the captain for permission to deplane, which he was allowed to do
Change goes off the track
Race Course Road station on Delhi Metro's yellow line was renamed and all signage inside the station changed
Small versus big
The Ministry of Civil Aviation found that out the hard way during the much-hyped launch of UDAN
Weighty issue
BJP President Amit Shah lauded his contribution to the party and his years of struggle, including the 19 months he spent in jail during the Emergency
Mamata, the good host
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee might not have been able to attract big-ticket investments to the state, but no industrialist can deny that she is a good host
Treading carefully
At an IIT Bombay event, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, an alumnus of the institute, became nostalgic
Penchant for jokes
Journalist and Rajya Sabha member Swapan Dasgupta, the special invitee at the event, said Jaitley is more than a politician
Tweet-untweet
It turned out that the cess was only for ultra-luxury items and products such as tobacco
Tyranny of choice
Real estate firms in Mumbai and Delhi are looking at projects in Bengaluru after facing slowdown in their home markets
The true spirit of Goa
These signs also carried the name of the security in-charge, one Mr Pereira, who should be informed if anybody flouted the restriction
How times have changed
The $13-billion deal between Indian conglomerate Essar and Russian oil major Rosneft made headlines
Keeping locals happy
The land was bought for a mega steel and power plant
Blame game is universal
Politics gets the better of economics in India, rued a former secretary to the central government after a discussion with his successors
Who is Virat Kohli's fiancee?
The question paper offered the following options from which students could pick one: Priyanka, Anushka, Dipika
First things first
The Facebook page of state-owned gas utility GAIL shared the "news" that the famous Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba in Murthal (Haryana) was shifting to piped natural gas
Maratha rally goes to New York
The Maratha community plans to organise similar marches in other US states including California, Florida, Colorado, Wisconsin and Washington
Everything official about it
Amitabh Kant was caught on the wrong foot on social media, when he gave out a Google email ID instead of one from a government domain