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| Avalanche buries 100 Pakistani soldiers near Siachen
An avalanche smashed into a Pakistani army base near Siachen Glacier along the border. More soldiers have died from the harsh weather than in combat. Odisha hostage crisis: Patnaik govt to release 5 Maoists
The Odisha government on Saturday said it has agreed to free five of the six Maoists the abductors of the Italian have demanded for his release. 'No need to notify govt on troop movement'
Army Chief Gen V K Singh has dismissed reports of "unusual" movement of two elite units of army towards the capital in mid-January. |
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| 35-yr-old woman raped by 6 in Jaipur
Six drunk friends beat up a man and gang raped his 35-year-old wife in front of him one by one on the rooftop of a deserted house in Kanota police station area. Rain, hailstorm catch Hyderabad unawares
Hailstorms lashed parts of Hyderabad while rains accompanied by strong gales caused extensive damage in three north coastal Andhra districts on Friday. |
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| Gold rises on fresh buying
Gold prices today shot up by Rs 250 to Rs 28,390 per 10 gm as the bullion market reopened after three-week nationwide jewellers strike. SBI to look at rate cuts after RBI's credit policy
Country's largest lender SBI today said it will consider reducing lending rates after the announcement of the Reserve Bank's annual credit policy on April 17. |
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| Chargers on the alert against Chennai
After a dismal performance last year, Team Hyderabad are hoping for a bit of luck as they try to redeem themselves in IPL 5. IPL 5: Pune lose Pandey, Ganguly early
Pune Warriors got off to a bad start as they lost Manish Pandey, Sourav Ganguly and Wayne Parnell in quick succession against Mumbai Indians in their IPL clash. |
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| 'Shayari' made me nervous: Shahid
After making Aamir Khan do the 'shayari' in Fanaa, director Kunal Kohli asked Shahid Kapoor to do some poetry in Teri Meri Kahaani. Divya Bharti's life on screen
Vikram Sandhu is making a biopic on the life and times of the actress, the circumstances around whose death in April 1993 continue to be a mystery. |
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| BlackBerry phone prices may fall further
RIM, which recently cut prices of some of its smartphone devices, expects the move to boost its sales by about 25-30% in a competitive Indian handset market. Court may not ban Samsung phones, tablets in US
A US appeals court showed few signs that it was prepared to support a request by Apple to block the sale of some Samsung Electronics smartphones and tablets. |
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