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The three-day meeting of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), held in the temple town after a gap of 18 years, concluded on an overtly belligerent note.

Rinka Singh co-founded a company called Afford Computing in India in 2005, with the objective of designing a $100 computer to spread computer literacy in rural areas. A year later the three co-founders parted ways over serious differences.

What can comic books do other than entertain? Many would be surprised to know that they can be used to tell stories that lie suppressed in the hearts and minds of individuals.

"What's the way to shorten a line without touching it?'' asked a sage from his student in a Panchatantra tale. The question boggled the student's mind. Answering the question, the sage said, "draw a longer line parallel to the main one.''

“I was shattered by the incident and had lost my faith in the judicial system when the accused was acquitted by the sessions court in 2010, but the high court has restored my faith in judiciary,” said the acid attack victim after the Uttarakhand high court on Thursday handed over 10 years of rigorous imprisonment to the man who attacked her with acid in December 2009

Leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party and Vishwa Hindu Parishad on Saturday paid tributes to kar sevaks killed by forces in Ayodhya in 1990.

Expressing disappointment over the amendment in recent building bylaws, small builder associations accused the state government of deliberately giving benefit to big realtors. The small builders also alleged that the new policies will make flats extremely expensive for the common man.

Floods leave a village devastated, forcing its inhabitants to abandon their home and find shelter under a filthy railway overbridge in Delhi.

The endgame for Jet Airways has started with lenders deciding to take the airline to insolvency court. The airline’s last two remaining directors — Ashok Chawla and sharad sharma — have resigned from its dysfunctional board.

The Aadhaar privacy advocates, including Jonnalagadda and Pahwa, are clear they value iSpirt, but say it was undermining itself by its actions.

The three new judges appointed to the Uttarakhand high court last week bring in vast judicial experience with them. Senior lawyers Manoj Kumar Tiwari, Lokpal Singh and sharad sharma were sworn in as judges last Friday

Residents of the Banbulphura area in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, say they have been under a lot of pressure ever since the Uttarakhand High Court ordered their eviction on December 20, a division bench of justices sharad sharma and RC Khulbe after completing the hearing in the matter on November 1 had reserved the verdict which was pronounced on December 20. A resident who did not wish to be named said that people in the area many of whom had been residents since 1910 felt that their plea could not be put across properly as a result of which the HC issued a strict order asking for their evacuation by giving them just a weeks notice. Kautilya Singh, a local resident, said that in November 2016 the HC had ordered to get the land vacated in a period of 10 weeks.

Local residents of the Banbulphura area after getting relief on Thursday said they had been under a lot of pressure ever since the Uttarakhand high court ordered their eviction on December 20. A division bench of Justices sharad sharma and RC Khulbe, after completing the hearing in the matter on November 1, had reserved the verdict, which was pronounced on December 20.

Mosques in Sri Lanka were shut indefinitely from Friday, and the island is set to impose a countrywide curfew over the weekend, as South Asian countries step up efforts to check the spread of COVID-19 cases.

Angered at encroachments around Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR), Uttarakhand high court on Saturday directed the chief secretary of the state to file a detailed affidavit in the court regarding the number of resorts in the vicinity of CTR and how many of them are in violating norms, including construction of river beds, forest land and encroachment upon government and forest land

iSpirt, the organisation established four years ago to promote software products and which in more recent times has been the technology backbone of the government's Digital India project, is in turmoil. Some of its key members, including InMobi co-founder Naveen Tewari and FusionCharts founder Pallav Nadhani, are said to have quit the body .

When Sonia Chauhan was transferred to Upper Primary School Abdulapur Leda in Thakurdwara tehsil of Moradabad in 2013, she found that students hardly showed interest in studies, absenteeism was high and students could not even summarise the stories taught in Hindi literature. After Chauhan attended a four-day workshop by cartoonist sharad sharma in Lucknow, she thought of making comic strips of difficult chapters to arouse the interest of students. It bore results as students easily understood and enjoyed comic strips