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    Talks with Pakistan not suspended, next step when time is right, India says
    Amid conflicting statements from Pakistan about the status of Indo-Pak talks, the government on Friday clarified that dialogue between the two nations has not been suspended.

    In Jammu, fire razes wheat spread over 8 acres
    Wheat crop spread over eight acre of land was completely damaged due to "accidental fire" in the Jammu district, an official said on Friday.

    Fatehpur Sikri under attack from miscreants
    The first planned Mughal city and Emperor Akbar's short-lived capital, Fatehpur Sikri, is under attack from vandals and hooligans.

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    RIL posts biggest quarterly profit in 8 yrs at Rs 7,398cr
    The company's refineries earned $10.8 on each barrel of crude processed as against $10 a year earlier.RIL's earnings beat analyst estimates of Rs 7,010 crore, according to Bloomberg.

    Apple hikes iPhone prices by steep 29%
    Apple has increased prices of iPhones in India.The surprise revision in retail prices comes at a time when the company's new device SE got a poor response and managed to sell only a few thousand units.

    Singapore Airlines spreads wings in India with Scoot
    The Singapore Airlines (SIA) group is now the biggest foreign airline in India in terms of number of subsidiaries operating as well as the cities it flies to.

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    Groundwater depletion shifting Earth's axis: Scientists

    Rescued circus elephant 'Rhea' reunited with her long lost sisters

    Cabinet approves changes in bill on afforestation

    More Environment News»

    Metro station hit in Brussels attacks to reopen
    The Belgian parliament's commission of inquiry will visit both Maalbeek station and Brussels Airport as part of its mission to shed light on both attacks by the end of the year. Maelbeek will resume service on Monday from 6am until 10pm, like the rest of the network.

    John Kerry signs UN climate deal for United States
    US Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday joined a queue of world leaders and senior officials to formally sign the Paris climate deal at the United Nations. Washington's top diplomat came to the podium cradling one of his granddaughters in his arms and triggered warm applause from delegates as he signed the historic deal.

    Candidates should not be allowed to buy delegates: Trump
    Trump currently is leading the delegate count but is still far away from the 1,237 number. His two rivals Senators Ted Cruz from Texas and Governor John Kasich from Ohio are banking on the fact that they would win over the delegates at the convention.

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    Kangana-Hrithik's shocking mail trail
    Here are some more e-mails allegedly sent by Kangana and a few exchanged between her sister Rangoli and Hrithik.

    Is this the story of Salman Khan's 'Sultan'?
    According to the supposed plot revealed in DNA, Khan's character is shown to be a corrupt government officer who doesn't spare anyone of bribe, but one striking incident and an encounter with a kid changes him from within and he decides to become a wrestler!

    Swara: Watch 'Nil Battey Sannata' before you judge it

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    Artificial intelligence used to combat poaching
    The research builds on the idea of green security games - the application of game theory to wildlife protection. Game theory uses models of conflict and cooperation between rational decision-makers to predict the behaviour of adversaries and plan optimal approaches for containment.

    IIST scientists set on cool research feat at its new Cold Atom Lab

    Extinct whale's 1 foot long tooth found on Australian beach

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    RCB beat Pune Supergiants by 13 runs in a thriller
    Royal Challengers Bangalore bowlers held their nerves and took wickets in a heap at the death overs to help the team beat Rising Pune Supergiants by 13 runs and registered their second win of the Indian Premier League season nine.

    Some people out to 'destroy' global brand IPL: Shukla
    IPL has emerged as a global sports brand, but some people are trying to "destroy" it and new controversies are being created every year, leading BCCI to consider shifting the tournament abroad in 2017, IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla said.

    Dravid has done magnificent job with youngsters: Pollard
    West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard said: "In Rajasthan also there was a young team and if you look at the person working behind scenes, Rahul Dravid has done a magnificent job with youngsters throughout India and they all are gravitating towards him."

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    Earth Day: 7 tech tips to bring a change
    On the occasion of Earth Day, we tell you about a few products you can use and practices that you can implement...

    10 reasons why your Wi-Fi is so slow (and how to fix it)
    Wi-Fi is the way of the world now.

    FBI paid over $1 million for iPhone hack
    The Federal Bureau of Investigation paid hackers more than $1 million to break into the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers, director James Comey said Thursday.

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    Certificate course on introduction to languages of South Asia
    The Department of Linguistics at the Deccan College Postgraduate and Research Institute will run a certificate course on introduction to languages of South Asia, in June-July this year.

    Centre plans to launch Bal Sansads across India
    Bal Sansad to have Cabinet, PM, opposition

    Highlight awareness among students about negative impact of tobacco use: CBSE

    More Education News»

    Missing VJTI girl returns home

    'Dadar student left home to lead independent life'
    Missing VJTI girl, Manasi Puranik, finally returned home from Kochi on Friday with a police team, much to the relief of her family members. The Dadar police claimed that she wanted to lead an independent life and therefore had left home.

    HC: Ensure fire safety in highrises
    The Bombay High Court on Friday said with so many highrises coming up in Mumbai, BMC must ensure that appropriate safety measures are being taken by these buildings to fight fire.

    More Mumbai News»

    More private cars on roads now than in odd-even 1: Study
    If you are missing the congestion-free ride you enjoyed during the first round of the odd-even drive in January, it could be because there are relatively more vehicles this time on the city's roads.

    Schools cry foul as Delhi government seeks 'invasive' details
    The Delhi government’s new format for filing returns has put private schools in a fix. The schools submit income and expenditure statements, balance sheet, staff statement and fee structure every year.

    Bus Aggregator Scheme Set For June Launch; Govt Likely To Cap Fares
    Surely the time is ripe for buses that are not only not crowded, but allow you to book seats through an app. With precisely such an aim in mind, Delhi transport minister Gopal Rai announced on Friday a scheme for bus aggregators, which is expected to become operational by mid-June.

    More Delhi News»

    Colleges too had access to leaked chemistry paper
    CID sleuths investigating the leak of the II PU chemistry exam question paper suspect that the leaked paper reached many colleges in Bengaluru and other districts.

    Writer, actor write to CM, minister
    Kannada writer Na D'souza and actor LV Sharadha Rao on Friday came out in support of the Venkatappa Art Gallery (VAG) forum that wants the government to revoke its decision to hand over the gallery to a private firm.

    Under Cong regime, shunting of bureaucrats has become the norm
    The Congress government has been resorting to the practice of shunting out bureaucrats even before they have settled down.

    More Bangalore News»

    Inter results out: Girls outshine boys
    Girls outdid boys in the intermediate exams, results of which were declared by the Telangana State Board of Intermediate on Friday.

    T govt ignoring school fee hike issue: Parents

    NTR Park will not be renamed: KCR

    More Hyderabad News»

    Rs 4.8cr, 12 currency counting machines seized near Karur
    As part of the crackdown on the use of unaccounted money in electioneering, police and IT officials on Friday conducted raids on the premises of a businessman at Ayyampalayam near Karur and seized Rs 4.8 crore, an Rsambulance' and 12 currency counting machines.

    In a record for April, city sizzles at 40.8°C, Met predicts hotter days
    For the first time in 10 years, the April temperature in the city breached the 40°Celsius mark and the weathermen say it will get hotter in the next two days.

    PMK changes 4 candidates
    As filing of nominations for the May 16 assembly election began in Tamil Nadu on Friday, PMK changed its candidates in four constituencies - Mylapore, Thalli, Palacode and Tiruthurapoondi.

    More Chennai News»

    CNG more harmful for environment than diesel: govt to Guj HC
    Ahmedabad, Apr 22 () Citing an expert committee report on fuels, the state government today told the Gujarat High Court that CNG will prove more harmful to the environment than diesel "as CNG engines emit more greenhouse gases than diesel".

    NHAI rolls out cashless travel facility on toll plazas
    National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has rolled out cashless payment mechanism (FASTag) on toll plazas on National Highways.The FASTag was formally launched at a toll plaza of NH-8 at CTM in Ahmedabad.

    Campaign for Gandhinagar civic polls ends
    Ahmedabad, Apr 22 () Campaigning for the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) polls, scheduled to be held on Sunday, ended here this evening. This is the second election of the GMC after it was set up in March 2010.

    More Ahmedabad News»

    Luggage thief arrested
    A notorious criminal who stole luggage and jewellery of passengers was arrested at Allahabad junction on Friday.Jewellery worth Rs 10 lakh and cash worth Rs 1 lakh was also recovered .

    Promotion of teachers on way
    Finally, the process of promotion of teachers of Allahabad University's constituent colleges has begun.

    AU colleges have 300-odd teachers for 29k students

    More Allahabad News»

    Five held in Kandhamal for trafficking tribal girls
    Police on Friday arrested five persons for allegedly trafficking four tribal girls, two among them minors, from Belaghara in Kandhamal district to Tamil Nadu.

    Hi-Tech chief deposits Rs 13.5cr with SC

    Odisha to revive degraded forests; to plant trees on 20k hectare of land
    The government has set a target of planting trees on 20,000 hectares of land in the state this year.

    More Bhubaneswar News»

    9 Patanjali products samples sent to Bhopal for quality check
    After Maggi, Patanjali's noodles and other products of the fastest growing FMCG brand in the country are under scanner.

    Day after caught on camera for indecent act, Gaur summoned by CM
    Taking a serious note of the alleged misconduct by home minister Babulal Gaur, the BJP high command on Friday sought a detailed report of the incident from the state unit to decide next course of action.

    Sorry, can't provide addl security: MP cops to VVIPs
    Madhya Pradesh Police, already "overburdened" with law and order issues and Simhastha duty, have expressed its inability to provide with additional security for VIPs at the maha kumbh.

    More Bhopal News»

    Sukhbir launches two police apps
    Punjab government on Friday launched two mobile applications for delivery of various citizen centric services to people, taking ahead its commitment to transform the public perception about working of state cops.

    Eviction from shop: Summons to Sukhbir, SGPC president
    Advocate Bawajit Marwah, who is the counsel for petitioner Harbir Singh, informed that his client had filed a case regarding shop number 12, which situated close to the Golden Temple.

    Ex-airman held for celebrating with rioters during Jat agitation
    Joining celebrations with rioters after setting Haryana finance minister Captain Abhimanyu's house on fire during the Jat agitation for reservation landed an ex-serviceman behind bars in Rohtak.

    More Chandigarh News»

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