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Leander: the only Indian standing tall in Australia
What were the odds that the Bryan brothers’ 23-match winning streak will be interrupted by a pair that was defeated by the American twins in a tuning event earlier in the month, that the Bryans will be defeated in two straight sets by a pair that was teaming up only for the fourth time? The [Read More]
Agneepath is director’s movie
Here’s the spoiler – the original movie is not comparable to the remake. If you watch the remake with the image of the original movie, you will not be able to enjoy the new movie. The basic story theme remains the same – an idealistic school teacher is killed by an anti-social element and his son [Read More]
Blind Indian to compete in 243km race
Think about the level of physical endurance you would need to complete a 243km race through mountains and rivers. Now imagine running, cycling and kayaking that distance blind-folded. Now we are talking about mental endurance. Meet 27-year old Neelusha Memon, who is almost blind and yet determined to compete with more than 800 able-bodied racers [Read More]
Bollywood
Agneepath is director’s movie
Here’s the spoiler – the original movie is not comparable to the remake. If you watch the remake with the image of the original movie, you will not be able to enjoy the new movie. The basic story theme remains the same – an idealistic school teacher is killed by an anti-social element and his son [Read More]
Health
Teenagers face racism in New Zealand – study
Teenagers from ethnic and minority groups face many instances of discrimination based on race, a recent study has found. The survey of more than 9000 randomly selected secondary school students in New Zealand revealed that there were significant ethnic differences in the prevalence of ethnic [Read More]
Internet may help cancer patients in recovery
Cancer patients face barriers to recovery in sparsely populated countries, and a researcher is looking to the internet to help build online support groups. A recently published research has identified barriers to physical activity for cancer patients which may slow their path to recovery. A New [Read More]
Orange juice ban in the US likely to cause other health issues
Temporary ban on the import of orange juices in the United States is likely to have a counter-productive effect, according to an industry expert. Parents worried about the fungicide may actually feed to their children more of it by switching to other juices, such as apple or grape juice, according [Read More]
Work Abroad
Teenagers face racism in New Zealand – study
Teenagers from ethnic and minority groups face many instances of discrimination based on race, a recent study has found. The survey of more than 9000 randomly selected secondary school students in [Read More]
Study Abroad
Teenagers face racism in New Zealand – study
Teenagers from ethnic and minority groups face many instances of discrimination based on race, a recent study has found. The survey of more than 9000 randomly selected secondary school students in New Zealand revealed that there were significant ethnic differences in the prevalence of ethnic discrimination. More than half of the students, selected from a nationally [Read More]
New Zealand school successfully uses Sankrit to teach English
A mainstream school in New Zealand is teaching India’s ancient language, Sanskrit, to it pupils to build their foundation for the English language. Auckland-based Ficino School is New Zealand’s only mainstream school to not only teach the Indian language but also to be strongly influenced by Indian cultural and philosophical thinking. “It is my view, [Read More]
Over 13,700 immigrants to get Australian citizenship
While 26 January resonates with the Indian Republic Day for many overseas Indians, it also holds a special meaning for Indians in Australia. As many as 13,700 migrants in Australia, including Indians, will receive their citizenship on the Australia Day – 26 January. But it is not just new citizens that will take pride in [Read More]
Immigration
Indian embassies to stop outsourcing to foreign firms
Heeding to complaints from NRIs, India’s Ministry for External Affairs has instructed its embassies and foreign missions not to outsource any visa and passport related work to [Read More]
US says sorry for frisking former Indian president
He may be one of the highly respected men in India, but when it came [Read More]
Muslim men awarded for work against family violence
While they come from different countries and have varying [Read More]
NZ to treble merchandise exports to India by 2015
New Zealand plans to treble merchandise exports to India to NZ$2 [Read More]
Global Features
- Three-Legged RaceBold sallies, tactical retreats: the Pakistani state’s figureheads test strengths […]
- ‘We Were Not Happy With India’s Stance At The IAEA’Iran’s ambassador to India says that his country is thankful to India for ignoring the US sanctions, though. […]
- Hurrah For Egypt!The Egyptian parliament, democratically elected by a free people, has convened for its first session. For me this is a wonderful, a joyful occasion. For many Israelis, this is a worrisome, a threatening sight. […]
- The Great Pay RobberyThe income of corporate executives is a form of institutionalised theft, arranged by a kleptocratic class for the benefit of its members […]
Indian Recipe Videos
- Vegetable Pizza OmeletteA delicious and tasty Vegetable Pizza Omelet recipe. […]
- Apple, Egg and Walnut SaladA healthy Apple, Egg and Walnut Salad recipe that quick and easy to prepare. […]
- Mushroom and Spring Onion RiceDelicious Mushroom and Spring Onion Rice Recipe. […]
- South Indian Chicken SoupA delicious Chicken Soup recipe. […]
- Aval PongalA delicious Aval Pongal recipe. […]
Top Today
- Two Indian-origin men among 10 'heroes' in South AfricaTwo Indian-origin men, including a journalist, are among South Africa's 10 heroes who contributed to the public life in 2011. […]
- Man remanded for Bidve killing calls self 'psycho'20-year-old Briton, Kiaran Stapleton, has been charged with murder. […]
- India satisfied with British govt's action on Anuj murderersIndia is satisfied with the prompt action taken by the British authorities against the culprits involved in the murder of Indian student Anuj Bidve in Manchester. […]
Latest Bollywood – The Hindustan Times
- Farhan Akhtar to star in crime against women campaign adsAfter a newspaper campaign, actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar will be the likely face of Delhi Police for an audio-visual advertisement to educate people about crime against women. […]
- WATCH: Kareena-Imran in GubbareA new song from Kareena Kapoor and Imran Khan's Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu, Gubbare has just hit the web. It's not a dance number. The song focusses on the lead pair's chemistry. Check out the video inside. […]
- Kareena not invited Agent Vinod’s promotion?Actor Kareena Kapoor skipped the launch of Agent vinod’s first look as beau Saif didn’t want the film’s promotion to get overshadowed by their wedding chatter. […]
- I'm quite secure in my relationship: KareenaKareena Kapoor doesn't get jealous easily. The actress says she is happy and content in her relationship with beau Saif Ali Khan. […]
India Top News
- Change Army Chief's date of birth: Govt to AG branch - Indian Express
- Delhi Commission for Women offers to take care of baby Falak - Economic Times
- Australian Open final: Novak, Rafa and the six-hour epic - NDTV
- Infant deaths continue in West Bengal; govt in denial? - NDTV
- Pawar's statement on Rahul Gandhi objectionable: Digvijaya - Times of India
- As Punjab votes today, Cong has upper hand, thanks to Akalis - Indian Express
- EC wants 'cooling off' time for babus in poll fray - Indian Express
- Syria troops battle to retake Damascus suburbs, 19 die - Reuters
- MNS list for Thane sparks row - Daily News & Analysis
- Chhetri had mild heart attack after arrest: Son - Times of India
Top Sport News
- 'It's all about discipline'Tennis is my life. I live it, I love it. As such, I am constantly amused why people keep wondering about my retirement plans. I have no plans to quit; I just don't feel the need to, says Leander Paes. […]
- Victory sweet and KuytDirk Kuyt came off the bench to fire a dramatic late winner as Liverpool sent Manchester United crashing out of the FA Cup with a 2-1 victory in the fourth round at Anfield on Saturday. […]
- Tennis fraternity hails 'veteran' Paes for his superb showThe Indian tennis fraternity today lauded Leander Paes for winning a Grand Slam title at the age of 38 and describing him as a "born doubles player". […]
- Time has come for infusion of young blood in Test team: PawarPawar, a former BCCI President, however, said that it's not the job of the Cricket Board to axe senior players who came a cropper in Australia where India lost the four-match series 0-4. He said only the selectors can take such a decision. […]
Latest Career News
- HCL Technologies to Create 10,000 Jobs in U.S. & Europe Over 5 YearsIn one of the biggest announcements related to job creation here at the World Economic Forum. […]
- Indian IT Firms are Creating, Not Stealing Jobs from U.S., EuropeWith HCL Technologies announcing 10,000 jobs for locals in the US and Europe. […]
- Did You Fool Yourself Infront of Co- Workers?Most of the time after work we feel like hitting the happy hour with our colleagues by chilling in a pub, or a coffee shop.Contradictory to our decisions, we generally drink too much or talks too much with our counterparts, which we regret next day […]
Travel
- Kerala HouseboatOne of the most tranquil and relaxing things you can do in India is take a trip in a Kerala houseboat along the palm-fringed backwaters. Freshly cooked Indian food and chilled beer on board the boat make the experience even more enjoyable. […]
- Madurai Meenakshi TempleThese pictures of India showcase the country's most colorful and diverse landscapes. From cities to villages, and mountains to desert plains, it's impossible to take a boring India picture. Browse this photo gallery and enjoy a sweeping visual tour of India. […]
- Republic Day Parade TicketsIndia Republic Day Parade tickets are on sale from January 23 to January 25, before Republic Day on January 26. They are available from the following outlets. […]
- Boutique Hotels in GoaFrom magnificent old villas to isolated beach houses, Goa offers a delightful range of accommodations to make your stay pleasurable one. Look no further than these enticing Goa boutique hotels for a memorable time. […]
- Goa Beach GuideThe multitude of beaches in Goa offer something for everyone. The Goa beach that's right for you will depend on the kind of experience you want to have. Here's an overview of what to expect at each of the best Goa beaches. […]
- India Vacation PlannerPlan an India desert vacation to see some incredible forts, palaces, beautiful old havelis, and explore the barren Thar desert. […]
- Historical Places in IndiaVisit these popular historical places in India and take a trip back in time to ancient India. You'll marvel at the architecture of what are some of the most stunning and captivating historical attractions that India has to offer. […]
World News This Hour
- As Egyptian election's second phase begins, voter turnout falls dramatically - Washington Post
- Djokovic beats Nadal to claim Australian Open title - USA TODAY
- Oakland to assess damage after Occupy protests - Albany Times Union
- Trump: GOP Infighting May Force Me To Run - CBS Local
- Troopers: At least 9 dead in wrecks on Fla. highway - USA TODAY
- Gingrich slams Romney's 'carpet-bombing' in Fla. - USA TODAY
- Hamas leader meets with Jordan's king in first visit since 1999 - CNN International
- Syria troops battle to retake Damascus suburbs, 19 die - Reuters
- Iran may impose long-term EU oil sales ban - Reuters
- Republican leaders expect payroll tax deal - Reuters