The "intolerance" debate will have no bearing on the sentiments of "Superstar India" author Shobhaa De, who says the country will always be her "superstar" and she will continue to “believe in Indiaâ€....
Two Indians have been chosen winners of the prestigious Queen's Young Leaders Award of 2016 for exhibiting exceptional community leadership qualities....
Men diagnosed with infertility are at higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, alcohol abuse and drug abuse compared to fertile men, a new study has revealed....
Having sex twice in an hour can make men three times more fertile, a new study done at North Middlesex Hospital in London suggests....
More than half of Indian scientists self-identify themselves as religious and almost a third believe that religion and and science can not only co-exist but be used to help each other, reveals a worldwide survey of how scientists view religion....
Are you a Deepak Chopra fan and love to bombard your friends' Facebook wall with inspirational quotes? This may sweep the floor off your feet but according to interesting research, people who post motivational quotes on Facebook and Twitter are actually dumb and “have lower levels of intelligenceâ€....
With about 30 million people of Indian origin living outside India, a new global community of Indian origin has been developed. Most people of Indian origin living in developed countries have become highly successful in business and professions. If their professional expertise and financial resources are to be pooled together, it will benefit not only people of ...
Gold prices plunged on Thursday to a six-year low in the international markets amid fears of the US Federal Reserve hiking short-term interest rates at its December 15-16 policy meeting in Washington....
Just 18 months after the BJP swept all 26 Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat, the party has now been able to just manage to retain its urban sway, losing the rural swipe to the Congress, according to the final results to 323 local government bodies that were declared on Thursday....
A black and white street impression of a lynched man with "Dadri, north of India, Circa 2015" scribbled on it, immediately strikes a chord with the viewer. The pencil drawing is a response to the Dadri lynching by acclaimed artist Arpita Singh. Though it’s not a part of the ongoing show of her drawings, watercolo...
