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Changes in the offing
There is a whiff of a Cabinet reshuffle again in the air
All for the country
A Rajasthan minister has taken it up as a challenge to ensure "no one like (JNU Students' Union president) Kanhaiya Kumar is born" in the state
Kodak moment
It was the perfect picture of bonhomie. While launching a biography of Shatrughan Sinha (Anything but Khamosh) in Patna last week
Migrating online
Next, the tenders for power transmission projects will also shift online. Tendering of transmission projects is time-consuming and takes months at times
Too hot to handle
A video that went viral on social media showed the ABVP member's colleagues trying to remove his burning clothes and save him
Giving credit where it's due
Deo, a two-time Lok Sabha member, attacked the government for its failure to appropriately react to the crisis
Bad timing
The 2016 Twenty20 World Cup has seen the arrival of marquee international cricketers in India
Don't hesitate to ask
The insurance company official insisted that his firm was not included in the list of insurers, which could take part in the scheme
Gadkari's 'no-bias' policy
Gadkari said all our processes are transparent, all the tenders are published online
A backhanded compliment
Sarraf said he had no comments to offer because the matter was under the consideration of the A P Shah Committee
Buttermilk challenge
Lok Sabha member Ch Malla Reddy wanted to know if the government had examined the suggestions to provide buttermilk as part of the Mid Day Meal Scheme to school students
Piece to camera
As the debate on what defines nationalism continues in the country, workers on strike at Tata Motors' Sanand plant were heard shouting slogans of "Hindustan hamara hai"
Regulating online media
The Central government is planning to review the guidelines for accreditation of journalists who work in online media companies
A pat on the back
Tejaswi Prasad, son of former Union railway minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad, has been vocal in his criticism of the Prime Minister
And the credit goes to...
On Sunday, the RSS jettisoned its trademark khaki shorts for brown trousers, in an attempt to attract the youth
Thackeray vs Thackeray
Estranged cousins Uddhav and Raj Thackeray never miss an opportunity to take potshots at each other
'Thinking' banks
At a recent event in Mumbai, Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan was asked during a question-answer session after his speech if he would allow "unmanned" banking in the future
Biker's swagger on Women's Day
Ranjeet Ranjan arrived in Parliament on Tuesday on an orange Harley-Davidson motorcycle
Star-struck
Actor Karisma Kapoor was in the Supreme Court on Tuesday. Journalists, who cover the apex court as their beat, tweeted how "even the court was star-struck" by her appearance
Now, Gogoi inspired by Kanhaiya
Gogoi said Kumar was right in demanding the freedom that the Constitution guarantees its citizens