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“In foggy conditions, if pilots are not trained, we have to put them on hold. But passengers blame the ATC instead of the airline”

Ahmedinejad has said Paul represented everything decadent in Western society

Preparations for Barack Obama’s impending visit are in full swing, though shrouded in secrecy

India’s hopefuls for gold medal at London Olympics

Battle-hardened, fiercely committed to their cause and proud of the identity the movement gives them, the woman Maoists here are every bit as fierce as their male comrades.

Machli, the world's most famous tigress, is dying. A tribute

In rural Haryana and Western Uttar Pradesh, there is talk of the ‘miraculous operation’ which gifts childless women with progeny.

An uneasy disquiet, a sense of foreboding that casts a shadow behind the lone woman going home.

“Most jeweller meets are vegetarian events. A recent one had delegates from the US and Russia too, but it was still vegetarian”

Gag orders work well with politicians whose careers are tied to their parties, like Shashi Tharoor