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Barwal ends India's 44-year wait with marathon silver

Mumbai, Sept. 27 -- Around a decade ago, Sawan Barwal and his classmates were asked by their school Physical Education teacher if they wanted to accompany him to the nearby village to watch an athleti... Read More


HC : Police procedures can't be ground to refuse treatment to accident victims

LUCKNOW, Sept. 27 -- The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court on Friday said that hospitals and doctors cannot refuse or delay treatment to someone injured in a road accident on the ground that m... Read More


Disciple of Premanand Maharaj jumps to death in Vrindavan

Agra, Sept. 27 -- A disciple of Sant Premanand Maharaj allegedly committed suicide by jumping from fourth floor of the ashram on Friday. Originally from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, the disciple was ad... Read More


Cloud control: A digital audit guide

India, Sept. 27 -- The first question to ask, when it comes to protecting digital belongings, is a fairly simple one: What, in the digital cornucopia of my own making, do I actually want to keep? The ... Read More


HC discharges Cong MP Rakesh Rathore in rape case

LUCKNOW, Sept. 27 -- The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court has discharged Congress MP Rakesh Rathore in an alleged rape case registered in Sitapur district, observing that the prosecution mate... Read More


Crime branch to probe recovery of fake notes in Meerut bank chest

MEERUT, Sept. 27 -- The Meerut police crime branch will investigate the recovery of 1,323 counterfeit currency notes with face value of Rs.4.63 lakh from the currency chest of an Axis Bank branch in M... Read More


Triumph of the wheel

India, Sept. 27 -- "I think it's exactly the same thing, but it's on steroids." That was Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley, comparing Chinese carmakers in the global electric vehicles (EV) race with J... Read More


Read between the sheets

India, Sept. 27 -- In a curious twist, the most sensual scenes in the new A-rated K-drama, The Scandal, turn out to be not the ones with nude bodies, but the ones in which fully-clothed people read le... Read More


Are we becomingdata centres?

India, Sept. 27 -- I still can't get used to the idea of cameras being everywhere. I can't get used to kids and adults performing, amid everyday life at home, for an invisible and anonymous audience. ... Read More


Right in the feels: Why music gives us 'chills'

India, Sept. 27 -- One of the many luxuries of my superannuated life is the bountiful gift of time, specifically the four or five hours a day I can happily burn through doing nothing but listening to ... Read More