Gang-Rape Victim Nirbhaya Wrote Names Of Rapists
NEW DELHI (TIP): Even through the trauma of a brutal gang-rape and murderous assault, Nirbhaya remembered the names of her…
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NEW DELHI (TIP): India on January 10 hosted the first standalone meeting of the National Security Advisers (NSAs) of BRICS…
Read MorePresident Urges Overseas Indians To Invest In India
KOCHI (TIP): President of India, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee expressed confidence that the Indian economy would bounce back to an 8-9%…
Read More37-Year-Old Woman Is AIIMS First Full Body Donor
NEW DELHI (TIP): A 37-year-old woman from Uttarakhand who suffered irreversible brain damage in a haemorrhagic attack has become the…
Read MoreJustify Separate Laws For Mps, Citizens, SC Asks Centre
NEW DELHI (TIP): The Supreme Court on January 10 directed the Centre to justify the existence of two different laws…
Read MoreIndia Wastes 21 Million Tonnes Of Wheat Every Year: Report
NEW DELHI (TIP): India stands out for its glaring lack of infrastructure and food storage facilities, in a new study…
Read MoreAnti-Ageing Tips For Oily Skin
Oily skinned women have typically less lines and wrinkles visible as compared to women with normal and dry skin. Though…
Read MoreMuslim Panchayat Bans Use Of Cellphones By Girls
JAIPUR (TIP): After the khaps in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, a Muslim community panchayat in Rajasthan on banned girls from…
Read MoreFocus On ‘Indian’ Innovation For The Benefit Of The Poor: Sam Pitroda
KOCHI (TIP): The Government of India declared the decade 2010-20, the 'Decade of Innovation' to mark the importance of innovation.…
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Amattress has to be cosy and comfortable when we lie on it. Comfort is undoubtedly a critical aspect when it…
Read MoreMushrooms Good For Diabetics
Mushrooms are good for diabetics since they contain little or no sugar, says an expert. "Cultivated and wild species of…
Read MoreObama Criticized For White Male Cabinet
WASHINGTON (TIP): The first black US president is coming under fire from some of his own Democratic Party for naming…
Read MorePollen Exposure May Harm Baby In Womb
Exposure to high pollen levels in late pregnancy significantly increases the risk of early asthma in the child, Swedish researchers…
Read MoreIndia, China Rise Set To Shake Global Order: US Think Tank
WASHINGTON (TIP): The rise of China and India as major world powers and how they view their relationship with the…
Read MoreEasy way to protect heart: Sip black tea
Quercetin, a flavonoid abundant in black tea, has shown promise in protecting blood vessels against oxidative damage and lowering cardiovascular…
Read MoreRare Snowstorm Paralyses Jerusalem Area, North Israel
JERUSALEM (TIP): The worst snowstorm in 20 years shut government offices, public transport and schools in Jerusalem and along the…
Read MoreTwo Separate Bombs Kill 32, Hurt 100 In Pakistan Cities
PESHAWAR (TIP): Bomb blasts in two Pakistani cities killed 32 people and injured more than 100, police and hospital officials…
Read MoreHyderabad The City Of Smiles, Of Lights, Of A Thousand Faces
A perfect destination for an astute traveler, Hyderabad provides an enriching experience with a blend of enthralling structural masterpieces and…
Read MoreOne In 25 US Teens Has Attempted Suicide: Study
NEW YORK (TIP): About one in 25 US teens has attempted suicide, and one in eight has thought about it,…
Read MoreAnti-Muslim Ads Go Up In New York City Subways
NEW YORK (TIP): The group that equated Muslim radicals with savages in advertisements last year has put up another set…
Read MoreAccused Colorado Theatre Massacre Shooter Posed With Weapons
CENTENNIAL (TIP): Self-portraits of accused Colorado movie house gunman James Holmes posing with firearms and body armor ended prosecutors' pretrial…
Read MoreIndia Says Contract On French Rafale Jets Being Fine-Tuned
PARIS (TIP): India is fine-tuning a contract to buy 126 French-made Rafale fighter jets, foreign minister Salman Khurshid said, adding…
Read MoreOut Of Wife’s Love, Pak Man Tears Up Passport To Get Off Plane
LAHORE (TIP): A Pakistani man tore up his passport in a bid to get off an Italy-bound flight after getting…
Read MoreFloating Ice On Saturn’s Moon Titan May Harbour ‘Exotic Life’
WASHINGTON (TIP): Nasa scientists have discovered blocks of hydrocarbon ice in seas and lakes on Saturn's moon Titan that may…
Read MoreA Platinum Solution To U.S. Fiscal Woes: $1 Trillion Coin
WASHINGTON (TIP): If you had to flip a coin over whether Congress will raise the debt ceiling, here's the ultimate…
Read MoreSyria’s Rebels Form Their Own Secret Police
BEIRUT (TIP): Just the mention of the word would send shivers down the spine of Syrians: "mukhabarat", or secret police.…
Read MoreHere’s A Drug To Reverse Permanent Deafness
LONDON (TIP):Harvard scientists have developed a drug which they claim can cure permanent deafness by stimulating the inner ear. The…
Read MoreChina Paper Hits Newsstands, But Protests Still On
GUANGZHOU (TIP): A weekly Chinese newspaper at the centre of anti-censorship protests appeared on newsstands on Thursday as a newsroom…
Read MoreNasa’s Kepler Mission Discovers
NEW DELHI (TIP): It is no longer a question of will we find a true Earth analogue, but a question…
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