Yearly Archives: 2015
India is 100% Hindu: Shiv Sena on Congress’ ‘Hindu terror’ remark
August 3, 2015
Mumbai: Adopting an aggressive tone over the debate on 'Hindu terrorism', the Shiv Sena on Monday said India is "one hundred per cent a Hindu nation" and the community has no reason to spread terror in its own country.
Parliament logjam: 25 Congress MPs suspended for 5 days for ‘grave disorder’
August 3, 2015
NEW DELHI – Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan has suspended 25 members of the Congress for five days for causing "grave disorder" in Parliament.
Indian govt signs landmark peace treaty with Naga rebels
August 3, 2015
NEW DELHI – The NDA government and the NSCN-IM on Monday signed a peace accord aimed at ending India’s longest running insurgency, capping protracted peace talks that began in 1997.
4 things your bank won’t tell you when you get a mortgage
August 2, 2015
As the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau strives to create more transparency within the mortgage industry, there are crucial homebuying truths that endure — and knowing what they are can help you to be better informed as a homebuyer. But don't expect to hear them from your bank.
1. You Can Get a Better Deal Elsewhere
The original Bajrangi Bhaijaan? Pakistan activist Ansar Burney appears to be the inspiration behind...
August 2, 2015
Kabir Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan seems to have inspired many people from both sides of the bother. The story of a simpleton from India, played by Salman Khan, who beats all odds to illegally enter Pakistan, just to return a mute Pakistani girl to her family has captured the imagination of many people from both countries.
T20 CRICKET: Afridi, Anwar pull rabbit out of the hat with one wicket win
August 2, 2015
Brief Scorecard: Pakistan 174 for 9 (Anwar 46, Afridi 45) beat Sri Lanka 172 for 7 (Kapugedera 48*, Jayasuriya 40) by one wicket
Shahid Afridi's 22-ball 45 helped Pakistan set up a comfortable win over Sri Lanka. © Getty Images
My ‘sincere’ services to party not appreciated, says Shashi Tharoor
August 1, 2015
New Delhi: Former Union Minister Shashi Tharoor, who was recently snubbed by Congress President Sonia Gandhi, has complained to her that his "sincere" services to the party have "neither been seen nor appreciated".
Coming: A new ‘winter-proof’ LoC fence with sensors and night-vision cameras
August 1, 2015
The Army has finalized plans to construct a new type of fence on the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir, which will not collapse due to heavy snowfall every winter.
The three designs were tested by constructing one-km long sample fences in Kupwara sector. (Source: PTI photo/file)
This region is the fraud capital of America
July 31, 2015
MIAMI, FLORIDA – Shady dealings run amok in sunny South Florida, where creative crooks are coming up with scams of every sort, from fake Jamaican lotteries to basic identity theft.
Blue Moon Full Moon Rises Tonight: What to Expect
July 31, 2015
Tonight's (July 31) moon will be a gorgeous sight, but it won't look different than any other full moon. The term Blue Moon has come to refer to the second full moon in a given month (since full moons come around about every 29 days, most months only contain one).
