Women constitute sixty percent of those with burn injuries here, a study said here on Wednesday.

The movement for net neutrality gained further strength on Wednesday as individuals and organisations voiced their support alike, including technology evangelist Sam Pitroda and the Times Group.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called for a four-coloured revolution in India for the progress of the country, with the fours colour representing the Indian flag - saffron, white, green and blue.

In a breather to owners of diesel vehicles, the National Green Tribunal today stayed for two weeks its order to impound such vehicles, heavy or light, plying in the capital for more than 10 years.

Thanks to recent policy reforms, a consequent pickup in investment, and lower oil prices, overtaking China

A direct transfer of cooking-gas subsidies has revealed 12.73 million "duplicate" connections – implying fake consumers or illegally held multiple accounts – across India.

In a potentially controversial statement, the Shiv Sena came out in support of forced sterilisation of Muslims in a bid to check their burgeoning population, here on Wednesday.

CBI today argued before a Special Court that former Telecom Minister A Raja had "misled" the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on policy matters pertaining to allocation of 2G spectrum.

Seeking support of people, dissident AAP leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan on Tuesday held a meeting - Swaraj Samwad, a dialogue on present and future of alternative politics.

In history textbooks while growing up, we are shown only two sides of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar: Dalit icon and Father of the Indian Constitution.

The power tariff in the national capital may see a steep rise of up to 20 per cent if Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) accepts a demand of the three private power distribution

Electoral fights of prestige got underway as voting for by-elections in Bandra East and Tasgaon-Kavthemahankal assembly constituencies started peacefully here on Saturday.

Advising farmers to stop relying on God or government, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said they need take charge of their own lives to improve the lot.

As India launches an $18 billion plan to spread the information revolution to its second- and third-tier cities and towns