Snehesh Alex Philip And Harinder Mishra

Stories by Snehesh Alex Philip And Harinder Mishra

Call centres under narcotics scanner

Call centres under narcotics scanner

Rediff.com   20 May 2008

The increased vigil comes after the Narcotics Control Bureau recently busted two international syndicates operating through a call centre and a software firm to smuggle Psychotropic drugs overseas. NCB seized over 90,000 regulated and banned tablets valued at over Rs one crore in the international market that were to be smuggled out.

BJP slams Left stand on Israel in Israel

BJP slams Left stand on Israel in Israel

Rediff.com   2 Apr 2008

"The Left parties are basically anti-US and therefore countries that are seen as allies of Washington are disliked by them. They do not like whatever America does while we look at things on a case to case basis with regard to US," Swaraj, who is on a three-day visit to Israel as the chairperson of Indo-Israel Parliamentary Friendship Group, said, adding, "We are not anti-US in principle, but we oppose its policies which are against India's interest."

'India won't allow separate Tamil state in SL'

'India won't allow separate Tamil state in SL'

Rediff.com   25 Mar 2008

"It should be borne in mind that India will never allow a separate independent state for Tamils in Sri Lanka because such a development will have a disastrous effect in India," Wickremanayaka, who is the first Sri Lankan Prime Minister to visit Israel, told a gathering. The Sri Lankan Prime Minister, who is on a four-day visit, claimed that Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam chief V Prabhakaran wanted to create a Tamil state "by including certain parts of India as well".

Pvt cos battle for defence market

Pvt cos battle for defence market

Rediff.com   25 Feb 2008

Private players are increasingly looking at the defence market which is a promising multi billion-dollar arena.

Caught in a jam? Watch 'Live TV'

Caught in a jam? Watch 'Live TV'

Rediff.com   8 Feb 2008

Called the Live TV for cars, the DTH provider is in the final stages of installing the services in cars, SUVs and high-capacity buses.

A unique fight between BJP and rebels

A unique fight between BJP and rebels

Rediff.com   12 Dec 2007

The sitting MLA, Prabhatsinh Chauhan, is Minister for Tribal Affairs and has been shifted to the neighbouring constituency Godhra. However, his son, Pravinsinh Chauhan has jumped into the fray.

Young India raises a toast to wine

Young India raises a toast to wine

Rediff.com   4 Dec 2007

With wine drinking becoming a social norm among various sections of the Indian society, foreign wine makers are now making a beeline to tap the wine market in India.

Now, hi-fi branded tuition centres

Now, hi-fi branded tuition centres

Rediff.com   20 Nov 2007

"Our branded tutorial centres are a great way to deliver high quality tutoring to school students by combining the effective use of technology, in-house rich multi-media curriculum content with team of highly certified teachers - all this at an extremely competitive price point," says Shantanu Prakash, managing director, Educomp Solutions, a firm specialising in online education.

Rising consumerism leading to stress in children

Rising consumerism leading to stress in children

Rediff.com   1 Nov 2007

With rising consumerism among children in the age group of six-twelve, stress in children is becoming common, say child psychologists.

India for Palestinian unity

India for Palestinian unity

Rediff.com   28 Sep 2007

India has urged Palestinians to unite to realise their goal of an independent state amidst the growing wedge between rival Hamas and Fatah factions.

Israel declares Hamas-held area 'enemy entity'

Israel declares Hamas-held area 'enemy entity'

Rediff.com   19 Sep 2007

Hamas described the move as a declaration of war with an aim to starve Palestinians to force them to accept Tel Aviv's demands.

KISS - A boon for Orissa's tribal kids

KISS - A boon for Orissa's tribal kids

Rediff.com   4 Sep 2007

The school's academic record can be gauged from the fact that 90 per cent of its students clear Class 12 and one even topped last year's National Children's Science Congress.

Private theatres, the new craze!

Private theatres, the new craze!

Rediff.com   3 Sep 2007

With changing lifestyles, having a private theatre where one can get all the comfort of a multiplex right at one's home, is the latest craze in the metros.

Effort to fight negative Israel image in India

Effort to fight negative Israel image in India

Rediff.com   29 Aug 2007

Israel's largest investment company, IDB, the largest health service network, Clalit Medical Organisation, and an NGO, Pirkey Refuah, have joined hands to fight Israel's negative image in India by coming up with the 'Peace Backpackers Project'.

Indian wedding industry=Rs 1,25,000 crore

Indian wedding industry=Rs 1,25,000 crore

Rediff.com   21 Aug 2007

With the industry growing at an average rate of 25 per cent per annum, the lavishness doled out by Indians on weddings is just getting larger this season as exhibitors and even designers from Pakistan entering the market.

Israeli scholar to be honoured for promoting Hindi

Israeli scholar to be honoured for promoting Hindi

Rediff.com   11 Jul 2007

Genady Shlomper has been teaching Hindi at the Hebrew and Tel Aviv University for several years during which more than 260 students have graduated with Hindi as one of their main subjects.

Shimon Peres elected Israeli President

Shimon Peres elected Israeli President

Rediff.com   14 Jun 2007

Peres has been elected ninth President of Israel at a time when the office of the ceremonial head has taken a severe battering in view of charges of rape and sexual misconduct against the outgoing President.

Global warming and glass buildings

Global warming and glass buildings

Rediff.com   12 Jun 2007

energy conservationists caution against growing number of buildings with glass facades dotting the landscapes of cities as being responsible for energy consumption much in excess that a normal structure would do.

Cigars: The new style statement

Cigars: The new style statement

Rediff.com   11 Jun 2007

From being considered as 'niche' and hence available only in five star hotels and duty free shops, cigars seem to be slowly gaining popularity as they now adorn almost every neighbourhood pan shop.

Hamas, Fatah continue to clash after truce

Hamas, Fatah continue to clash after truce

Rediff.com   14 May 2007

"In order to maintain national unity and preserve Palestinian blood, Hamas and Fatah leaders met and agreed to end the fighting and remove the checkpoints," Ayman Taha, a Hamas official, said.