Anil Suri

Bollywood producer Anil Suri, who had backed films like Raaj Kumar-Rekha starrer 'Karmayogi' and 'Raaj Tilak', passed away due to coronavirus on Thursday.

Amid concerns about effect on affordable housing, the city’s real estate developers are gearing up for GST implementation, starting July 1.

The mystery surrounding the death of Anuradha Bali aka Fiza continues as the pathology department of a local hospital could not arrive at any conclusion about the reason for her cardiac arrest.

At a time when stray dog menace is assuming alarming proportions, the Kalka police have booked a resident of Housing Board Colony for allegedly killing a pup.

At a young age children are initiated into stamp collection because stamps are storehouses of information. Each stamp has a story to tell, it has a historical, social and cultural relevance. With some children, the hobby ends as they grow older but for some it continues as a part-time profession. And some take it up as a full-time career.

NEW DELHI: Morepen Laboratories' plans of targeting the bulk and OTC drugs market with an aggressive marketing policy seems to have run into rough weather, courtesy the Bank of Nova Scotia.

A day after the Union housing and urban poverty alleviation (HUPA) ministry clarified that builders can continue marketing of their ongoing projects till July 31 even if they are not registered with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), realtors in Gurgaon on Thursday urged the state government to come up with an online registration system.

Scientists from Parel's National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health have succeeded in identifying a protein that, temporarily, suppresses fertility in males.

Doctors were bewildered when they went through the case sheet of a woman who was diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer nearly 10 years ago.

Today, philately can be a hobby and be taken up as a gainful career option as well, says Sushma Chadha

Ghulam Ali: Kolkata Truly Knows About Love And Mausiqi

NEW DELHI: Two decades ago Palika Bazar, the city’s first centrally air conditioned underground market, was Delhi’s pride. Today what is left are the skeletal remains of an once ambitious project marred by official apathy and lack of civic sense in the general populace.