| | | | Hillary's visit: US to invest in West Bengal, Mamata says
According to sources, Mamata shared with Hillary Clinton her plans for development of the state. Hillary complemented Mamata on her landslide victory in polls. Probe Narendra Modi's role in Gujarat riots: Amicus curiae's report
Amicus curiae Raju Ramchandran in his report has said that the Gujarat CM can be prosecuted under various sections of IPC for his alleged role in the 2002 riots. Infosys woes prompt investors to call for change at top
"It's one thing to get to the top and it's another to stay there. Infosys is clearly struggling to stay there," said Eric Mookherjee, a Paris-based fund manager. | | | | | Court nod to youth for sex change surgery
The Bombay high court on Monday gave its nod to Guwahati student Bhidan Bharua to undergo sex change surgery. Full-fledged second exit point at Patna Junction soon
The railways has started development of the Karbighaiya-end of the Patna Junction as the second exit point. | | | | | iGATE removes Patni from brand name
Gate-led consortium had bought nearly 63 per cent stake in India's sixth largest IT firm Patni Computer Ltd for about $921 million (Rs 4,188 crore). Rupee dips, foreign dreams take a hit
The depreciation of INR against the US dollar has not just troubled economists, policy planners and India Inc, but also the common man. | | | | | Gambhir is a brilliant captain: Brett Lee
Kolkata Knight Riders' Australian pacer Brett Lee said his IPL skipper Gautam Gambhir is one of the most brilliant captains he has played under. De Villiers lauds openers for laying the foundation of chase
The South African lavished praise on openers Tillakaratne Dilshan and Chris Gayle for setting up the platform in the game against Deccan Chargers. | | | | | Twinkle Khanna pregnant again
Twinkle Khanna's second pregnancy has been confirmed. She is already in her second trimester and will deliver her baby in September 2012. RGV, Sanjay Dutt re-shoot 'Department' climax
Ram Gopal Varma's latest offering Department about the nexus between crime, punishment and the law is getting more interesting by the day. | | | | | Apple wins ruling, sanctions against Samsung
Samsung, which was world's largest smartphone seller last year, and California-based Apple have filed at least 30 lawsuits against each other since April 2011. Infosys: Calls for change at top grow louder
The first signs all is not well at Infosys came a year ago with a disappointing sales forecast and the unexpected resignation of an executive. | | | | | |
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