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Choudhary Rakesh Singh Chaturvedi, the Deputy Leader of the Congress Legislature Party in Madhya Pradesh, received a reply running into 8,000 to 10,000 pages to a one-line question he had asked in the State Assembly. The bundles of paper were delivered at his home by an auto rickshaw. Mr. Chaturv

WASHINGTON - The latest Congressional failure to agree on a plan for balancing the government's books could yield a surprising result: a sharp reduction in annual federal deficits, larger than anything contemplated by the special panel that reached its fruitless finale on Monday.

On Wednesday evening, a 45-year-old businessman allegedly jumped before a moving metro in Karol Bagh metro station which halted services at Delhi metro Blue line for nearly half-an-hour.

The violence occurred between militants and security forces. The attack happened in Zoonarewshi area of Kupwara district near the Line of Control in Kashmir due to which 2 people killed.

Exercise your vote and return with the Lucrative schemes of filling your bags with gift hampers, movie ticket, discount in shopping malls, shops and even in business set up. This is not a dream, but a true what is said in fore lines. The government has formulated plans and gimmicks that are introduced to bring every voter out of his house to use his to exercise vote during upcoming Lok Sabha Elections.

The Union Health Ministry has invited suggestions for renaming the country's drug regulator CDSCO in line with its expanded roles. In a public notice issued on Thursday, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) said that its name was given considering its role when it was created, but the present nomenclature was not reflecting its roles and responsibilities.

This year's Independence Day marked the 24th anniversary of the internet in India. Now, at first, this doesn't seem much of a deal, but these 24 years have completely changed how millions of people connect, communicate. The internet we use so easily today was a rare luxury back in the day.

Following Inbox's departure on April 2, Google is doing everything in its power to make Gmail smarter than ever. The service has been getting some interesting features lately, and now, as part of the same effort, the search giant has added the ability to suggest subjects for your emails.