With the 2019 General Elections almost upon us, opposition parties have been trying to stitch an understanding/alliance to counter the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
However, the ‘Mahagatbandhan‘, from the start, has been riddled with political and ideological differences. This comes as music to the ears of the BJP, as it readies itself for five more years at the Centre of the world’s largest democracy.
Let the Dance of Democracy begin!
Munich: Fujitsu, the information technology services company, has set up a new artificial intelligence company to build on its recent AI projects, which range from detection of foetal heart problems to bank security. The announcement of the new AI company was made at the Fujitsu Forum in Munich this past week and is part of a corporate-wide restructuring aimed at moving to a service-oriented business model and raising profit margins.
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New Delhi: In 1971, days before the fifth general elections in the country, an Italian journalist had asked Indira Gandhi about the issues that were bothering her party. “I am the issue,” tout came her reply. Indira had split the Indian National Congress into two parts before the elections. But the split didn’t matter. Few weeks later, her party won 352 seats and decimated the opposition.
New Delhi: Over 70% of people living in the Kashmir valley are under 30 years of age. And they do not know what ‘normalcy’ is, said David Devadas, author of ‘In Search of a Future: The story of Kashmir’, at the Times Lit Fest on Saturday.
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New Delhi: Students of St. Thomas School, Mandir Marg participated in The Times of India’s ‘No Honking Drive’ initiative. The workshop organised by Manas Foundation aimed at educating students about the effects of noise pollution.
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A culvert separates the cluster of houses in Shiv Vihar in Gokulpuri and Chawan Park in Karawal Nagar. But it does more than just draw a physical boundary between the unauthorised colonies. Often, the question of who has right of way on the culvert has hounded the two communities that live on either side. On Monday , a clash led to a tense communal situation, though members of both the communities agree that it was instigated by rogue elements, probably outsiders.
New Delhi: Union minister of health and family welfare Jagat Prakash Nadda said organ donation should become a social movement in the country .
Nadda was speaking at a World Organ Donation Day event organised by Border Security Force (BSF) in collaboration with National Organ & Tissue Transplantation Organisation (NOTTO) at a BSF Officers’ Mess in Nizamuddin on Saturday.
New Delhi: The recent death of a three-year-old child after being trampled by an e-rickshaw has raised questions on the safety of e-rickshaws plying in the city, most of which ply without any license or registration.
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Gudur, Andhra Pradesh: A little over a year ago, when cricket maestro Sachin Tendulkar decided to adopt the village of Puttamraju Kandriga in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh, he could not even pronounce its name in a proper manner. Fast forward a year, Puttamraju Kandriga is a famous village in the country, the villagers cannot stop thanking the cricket legend and the former Joint Collector of Nellore, Mrs. Rekha Rani for their effort in making the village what it is today!
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Chennai, March 10: For 12-year-old S. Pranav, ‘Art from the heart’ has been the mantra of his life. His passion for painting has been there since the age of three. It was however only last month that he put his passion up for a greater cause.
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