Subtly sensual and romantic summerwear on the ramp
Here's a glimpse of designer duo Swapan and Seema's A Season for Romance collection from the final day of the WLIFW. India is more prosperous than China, says survey
India ranks 45th in the Legatum Prosperity Index, well ahead of China which is at the 75th position. Hot wheels: A glimpse of the future
Environmental friendliness appears to be the common theme for the Tokyo Motor Show. 'If Agassi cheated he should've been punished'
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal both voiced their displeasure at Andre Agassi after the former world number one revealed he took the recreational drug crystal meth in 1997 and lied about the reasons for a positive test. What the Kingfisher Calendar 2010 has in store!
It's exclusive, it's sexy, it's eagerly awaited each year. And 2010 will see a slightly new twist on the old tried and tested bikini bombshell format of the annual Kingfisher Calendar. rediff.com caught up with ace photographer Atul Kasbekar, who's been busy getting things organised for the next installment of India's hottest swimsuit chickas. Mrs Gandhi: Fearlessness in the national interest
'Fearlessness, courtesy, humour, wide interests and wisdom, deep commitment to science and technology, passion for the environment, objectivity and the ability to see many things through not only a national but also an international prism -- these were some aspects of her life and personality.' R Rajamani fondly remembers Indira Gandhi on her 25th death anniversary. 'Sonia carries the Indira legacy'
'Indira Gandhi was a great influence on Sonia Gandhi. Like her mother-in-law, Sonia is a very good listener. How long will we turn a blind eye to the Maoists?
'We have to strive to bring these people into the democratic system,' says civil rights activist Sujato Bhadro. CSR disclosure: India ranks 4th in Asia
India has been named among the top 10 Asian countries who are paying an increasing importance towards corporate social responsibility disclosure norms, a survey says. 'Why can't India's young visit an orphanage?'
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Dealing with a fake note is a nightmare. Be careful, for the demon can be avoided only with proper vigil. Time for us to sound the food alarm
Dun and Bradstreet forecasts that overall inflation will touch 6 per cent by the end of the current fiscal, fuelled by, among others, current high food prices and the impact of the drought. The 20 per cent deficit in the monsoon is slated to bring down kharif output by 15-20 per cent. The news couldn't get worse. Special: Science Fundas Explained Volume II
Rediff.com brings you the latest in science, medicine, technology and oddities from around the world. Special: Science Fundas Explained Volume II
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. . . and what you should be watching out for in your everyday financial transactions with agents, brokers, banks, employers and even your kirana store. 'London Dreams is like a musical Sholay'
Salman Khan and Vipul Shah talk about their forthcoming film London Dreams How she makes wealth from waste
Poonam Kasturiwants ordinary Indians to feel empowered, make a difference to the waste surrounding them, convert waste into useful compost in a simple and cost effective manner. Biggest jerk in Bollywood, as per Cyrus Broacha
Cast member Cyrus Broacha and director Kunal Vijaykar talks about their new film Fruit n Nut and much more. 'It would be nice if Tendulkar retires soon'
If anyone can break Sachin Tendulkar's numerous batting records in international cricket, it is none other than Ricky Ponting. But for him to achieve the unlikely, Australia's captain says, "It would be nice if he retires some time soon."