Two years after bellowing smoke from a devastating fire in its basement smothered to death more than 90 people, mostly patients, a part of the AMRI Hospital in Dhakuria reopened its doors Monday for treating the sick.

The village for the first time celebrated Durga Puja here in the village last year.

The pre-Budget Economic Survey for 2012-13, tabled in Parliament today, has projected a turnaround in the economy in 2013-14, with growth expected to be in the range of 6.1 to 6.7 per cent, up from the advance estimates of five per cent growth in ...

Government today said 2012 has been a bad year for FDI due to global economic slowdown and steps were being taken to increase its inflow.

It has taken 61 years for the famous produce of the Dal Lake nadroo (lotus stem) - to reach PoK.

Scientists at Jammu and Kashmir''s agriculture university claim to have worked out the perfect script to make India one among world''s top walnut producers....

Since the seeds were first sown in their lands four years ago, farmers of Katpur village in Amravati district have been patiently waiting each season for wonders to happen.

With three dams, five ponds and thousands of trees, Simon Oraon has changed lives in six Chhotanagpur villages

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Area under contract farming heads downward as govt looks at new policy for diversification

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Like many of you I’m working from home for a while. As a mental health strategy, I’m going to do some writing and coding in the hour or so I get back each day from not having to commute. The first post, which will follow today, will be my thoughts on working from home. I […]

While we’re preparing an upcoming release, I didn’t want the day to go by without mentioning that ten years ago today, HTML5 Boilerplate was released. Here’s the story of the project as we wrote it up a few years ago. The History of HTML5 Boilerplate Sometime in 2009… “Wouldn’t it be great if we created […]

A five-year old boy here survived a 40-feet fall from a multi-storeyed building with minor scratches.

Absconding Indian godman Prakashanand Saraswati, also known as Shree Swamiji, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison and fined USD 10,000.

A five-year-old Indian boy has become a millionaire overnight after winning a lottery at a national bond draw here.

'I have changed and matured.''There is still a certain kind of detachment but I have far more appreciation and gratitude.'

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