| | | | This is no joke! 'Honesty' is as unparliamentary as 'liar'
'Honesty' was blacklisted when a member said about ministers "honesty is no where near the mark as far as these gentlemen opposite are concerned." Naveen Patnaik backs Sangma as President, gets Jaya's nod
The backing of PA Sangma seems a clever political move as it would make it difficult for Cong to keep the UPA together during presidential polls. I was very angry, but not drunk: SRK on stadium fiasco
"I was not under the influence of alcohol. I only misbehaved when I was provoked. Security officers bullied me," SRK said. | | | | | Mumbai grows on paper, adds another Andheri West
Mumbai has 'grown' by roughly the size of Andheri (West) in the last two decades. Spurned lover stabs girl, mother
A 23-year-old private company employee allegedly stabbed his girlfriend and her mother in their Goripalya residence near JJ Nagar on Wednesday . | | | | | Trade policy on June 5, exports seek sops
Ahead of the foreign trade policy on June 5, exporters on Thursday pitched for interest subsidy and focus on new markets. Sensex closes 40 points higher
The BSE benchmark Sensex on Thursday closed 40 points higher as trading sentiment weakened with the rupee trading near its record lows. | | | | | Chennai in deep trouble against Punjab
Chennai Super Kings struggle as they lost wickets at regular intervals against Kings XI Punjab in their IPL 5 match at HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala. Jaipur band to be part of Olympics
Millions of lovers will get to listen to the tunes played by Jaipur's Kawa Brass Band at London Olympics. | | | | | No Khans for Kareena Kapoor?
A rival bitchy actress says, "what Khans is she talking about when she has no films with any of them in the pipeline?" Abhishek feels jealous of wife Aishwarya
With a deadpan expression, AB Junior says that he is jealous that his wife has relegated him to the background. | | | | | Facebook: India, Brazil to power our growth
Nearly one in two Indian internet users is now on Facebook. Intel plans to get 'inside' cars in India
Intel Corporation is in talks with Indian car makers to introduce a new 'in-vehicle infotainment' (IVI) system in passenger cars. | | | | | |
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