Pakistan suspends talks with India, says no to NIA
Pakistan said dialogue process with India had been suspended and no question of allowing an NIA team to visit Islamabad to probe the Pathankot terror attack.
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Caustic News
Sarcastic | Objective | Incisive
Caustic News
Sarcastic | Objective | Incisive
Author: IANS
Police should change behaviour towards students: BJP
Terming as “unprovoked action” the baton-charge by police in NIT Srinagar, the BJP on Thursday said police should change behaviour towards young students.
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Patralekha shares beauty regime to beat the heat
The “Citylights” actress, has shared some beauty and wellness tips for her fans to beat the heat
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Never missed acting as much as writing: Pawan Kalyan
Pawan Kalyan, who has donned the hat of writer for the 2nd time with Friday’s “Sardaar Gabbar Singh”, says he finds the process of writing exciting.
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Padma Lakshmi calls Donald Trump a ‘racist buffoon’
Padma Lakshmi says she will “try very hard” to stop Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump from being elected she considers him a Racist buffoon
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RCOM to upgrade CDMA customers to 4G from May
Reliance Communications (RCOM) is all set start upgrading CDMA customers to 4G LTE from May 2016, it informed the government on Thursday.
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U/A for ‘The Jungle Book’ leaves Indian audience amused
Censor board chief Pahlaj Nihalani’s decision to certify “The Jungle Book” as a “scary” movie fit for children to watch only under parental supervision.
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Every bit of ‘Panama Papers’ being probed: Jaitley
Finance Minister Jaitley on Thursday said every bit of “Panama Papers” which point toward offshore companies set up by more than 500 Indians, will be probed.
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Nashik’s Ramkund goes waterless in 130 years, pilgrims worst hit
Ramkund, the sacred bathing spot on the Godavari river here , has gone dry for the first time in 130 years due to acute water shortage, a top official said on Thursday.
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Fresh fruit reduces risk of heart attack, stroke
A fruit a day can keep heart diseases at bay, a new study has found, adding that people who eat fresh fruit regularly are less prone to a heart attack
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