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Highest 24-hour June rain since 2005 drowns Mumbai; no respite today
Mumbai will see heavy rain on Saturday as well, the met department said. The state education department has asked schools and colleges to remain shut on Saturday.
PM's Yoga Day to begin at 6.40am on Sunday
Four experts, including Baba Ramdev, will be present at Rajpath to exhibit asanas, which will be projected through 28 big screens.
Swaraj is PM pick for yoga event at UN
Unfazed by the controversy over her role in the Lalit Modi row, Swaraj will leave for New York Saturday to lead the International Day of Yoga (IDY) celebrations at the UN on June 21.
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Cabbie-led mob chases, thrashes two youths in Bengaluru
An incident of a Tata Indica cab grazing against a Mahindra scooter snowballed into a full-blown case of road rage.
Kolkata students develop system to help farmers switch on pump sets from home
Five final year pass-out students from the Meghnad Saha Institute of Technology (MSIT) in Kolkata have bagged the runners-up prize at the prestigious Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge 2015 by inventing a system that will enable farmers to turn on their pump sets (to water their fields) from home by using mobile or landline telephones.
15 disabled couples tie nuptial knots at Sendhwa
An air of happiness and fervour prevailed at Sendhwa in Barwani district on Friday.
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5 new heroines taking over the gaming world
Following a noticeable absence of female video game protagonists at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) over the past few years, several developers are unabashedly introducing gamers to all-new heroines at the annual trade show extravaganza that's historically been a boys' club.
9 highest-paying tech companies in the US
Online jobs and and careers site Glassdoor recently released a report which identifies the 15 companies with the highest median total compensation as reported by US-based employees on the Glassdoor website over the past year.
After the Silicon Valley, it's Ghar Wapsi
Senior-level Indian engineers and executives are beginning to leave comfortable jobs in Silicon Valley to join startups in India. Shilpa Phadnis and Shalina Pillai find that they are attracted by the innovative ways in which startups are trying to solve some of the big challenges facing India and the world.
SPORTSMORE »
Loss painful but India better side than Bangladesh: Suresh Raina
Suresh Raina said the 79-run defeat by Bangladesh in the first ODI was painful but insisted that India are still a better team and would come back stronger.
Infographic: India begin HWL campaign against France
Check out our infographic below to know more about the World League, India's squad and fixtures.
Test cricket and 'rebel' league can't co-exist: David Warner
David Warner expressed apprehension about Test cricket's survival should the proposed "rebel" league to be bankrolled by Subhash Chandra takes flight.
BUSINESSMORE »
Govt plans gold bonds to curb demand
Investors will soon be able to buy gold, albeit in the paper form, that will come with a sovereign guarantee, and earn interest on it as well. After announcing a gold monetization scheme, the government has released the draft outline for the sovereign gold bonds (SGBs) scheme, which would offer interest rates in terms of grams of gold.
Snapdeal takes a potshot at Flipkart ad
E-commerce companies have been involved in some innovative ambush marketing, and Flipkart’s “Acha Kiya” campaign became the latest target with Snapdeal taking a dig into the tagline.
CIBIL eyes new sectors for growth
Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited (CIBIL), which mainly caters to financial institutions, is now planning to aggressively tap telecom, insurance, trading and credit rating agencies to drive growth, said a top official of the company here on Friday.
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Salman: Kareena is boring but I like boring
Kabir Khan’s Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a very warm story about human relationships set against a larger-than-life background. With two superstars Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan, a great actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui and a debut of the most gorgeous little girl, it looks all set to be this Eid’s big entertainer.
Welcome back Kajol, Aishwarya & Sunny Deol
2015 will see a lot of artistes getting back to their craft and some actors to their most famous franchises and characters. We pick a few of the most awaited returns. Here’s the lowdown…
Funny mistakes in Bollywood blockbusters
Bollywood films are loved for their entertainment quotient, song-and-dance routines and interesting storylines.
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