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As a mark of respect towards mother earth during her menstruation days, all agricultural works, like ploughing and sowing are suspended for the three days.

The reportage surrounding this horrific incident in Assam has been nothing short of shameful, to say the least.

Delhi Commission for Women Chairperson and AAP Haryana chief Pandit Naveen Jaihind's wife Swati Maliwal took an offence at AAP leader Alok Agarwal calling her husband's 'Tapasya' as protest against child abuse as 'nautanki'

While the darkest hour in Indian Cricket claimed a couple of its stars, it also opened up the spot in the middle order for a youngster by the name of Yuvraj Singh.

It is notable here that the town Kattanakudy is in the very centre of radicalism and Wahabi extremist activities that have been linked with the Easter bombings.

Is the China border inhabited by aliens which took away our IAF's AN-32 aircraft and hid in its UFO? Zee Rajasthan has some questions

Bollywood's Sarees have been as free-flying, logic-killing, gravity-defying and myth-busting like Bollywood's movies.

The Akshaya Patra Foundation (APF) is under attack again from motivated activists for its mid-day meals.

A well-kept secret from the dark side of Karl Marx's life which he didn't want you to know

India will play its first match in World Cup on Wednesday, June 5 at Southampton, England.

Women aren't special snowflakes who need 'free metro and bus rides'.

Delhi government should explain why they are extorting Rs 38,000 more in form of fees from the exchequer

'Journalist' Punya Prasun Bajpai suggests ways to undermine democracy, says voters should sign against their names and declare who they voted for.

The much talked about Gurugram 'hate crime' has turned out to be another instance where a crime was deliberately peddled to have been motivated by religious hatred without any basis in fact.

The time has changed. This country has drawn new red lines. If you continue operating in the manner that you are, you will perish. And I for one, won’t miss you.

11 World Cups, 406 matches, 5 champion nations, 165 hundreds and numerous other records, so why not look into the numbers game?

Journalists should get off their high horses and step out of their studios to see how nothing really has changed for an average Muslim

Although India lost badly to New Zealand in the warm-up game, Ravindra Jadeja performed well.

The grand old party has reduced itself to a fringe party which cuts into votes costing their own former ally as many as 9 seats in UP

On 13th May 2019, Devandhu Rajput succumbed to cancer.

The divine vision of Praveen Chakravarty, "Big Data" head of Congress, is too precious

Sadhvi Pragya's victory over Digvijay Singh is particularly symbolic of the cultural shift in the country.

It's not Modi who has hacked the EVMs but the public that trusts its beloved leader in shaping their dream of a stronger India.

When India gives a thumping, unprecedented, overwhelming victory to a man who has made every single Indian feel proud of their nation and heritage, the NYT's heartburn is expected. 

It became clear that we would see a different India after the 2019 election. Here, a writer sets his imagination free.

It has been 20 years since the Cricket World Cup was last held in England, and it was a tournament most Indians would like to forget.

The first ever Cricket World Cup was played in 1975, and the first match of the tournament was between India and England.

The BBC eulogises Congress President Rahul Gandhi while giving him five more years to prove himself as a credible politician

England has a batting line up that is arguably among the best, but will that be enough to be the world champions?

India has the best batting lineup but the middle order remains a concern. Could that hurt in the tournament?