News for 'Love India'

'Jeffrey Archer Loved India And India Loved Him'

'Jeffrey Archer Loved India And India Loved Him'

Rediff.com6 Oct 2026

Among the late Jeffrey Archer's many, many fans in India is Sethu Iyer from Ahmedabad. 'How I wish,' says Sethu 'he had written a book based in India with cricket as the background!'

If you love India and PM...: Raj Thackeray jabs Vivek Oberoi, R Madhavan

If you love India and PM...: Raj Thackeray jabs Vivek Oberoi, R Madhavan

Rediff.com3 Aug 2026

Raj Thackeray has sparked a debate by questioning actors Vivek Oberoi and R Madhavan for praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi's development initiatives while choosing to reside in Dubai.

A Dance Festival To Celebrate Love

A Dance Festival To Celebrate Love

Rediff.com7 Oct 2026

'Through dance, we explore the many expressions of love across India's literature, music and storytelling traditions.'

Has India Fallen Out Of Love With Weight-Loss Drugs?

Has India Fallen Out Of Love With Weight-Loss Drugs?

Rediff.com4 days ago

More patients can now afford semaglutide, but the early excitement around the drug is fading.

'Nanaji Cooked Mutton For Us With So Much Love'

'Nanaji Cooked Mutton For Us With So Much Love'

Rediff.com8 Oct 2026

Olympic medallist Gagan Narang has paid an emotional tribute to fellow shooter Nana Patekar, who passed away in Goa, remembering him as 'a dear friend and a truly great human being' who deeply loved the sport.

12 Reasons To Love Ireland

12 Reasons To Love Ireland

Rediff.com16 Oct 2026

And plan your trip to the Republic.

'People of Pakistan loved Nana Patekar so much'

'People of Pakistan loved Nana Patekar so much'

Rediff.com9 Oct 2026

Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali expressed profound sadness over the passing of Bollywood icon Nana Patekar, with whom he shared a close friendship for over three decades, describing him as a 'dear friend, a brother' and a 'living legend'.

India Among Countries Who Love Instant Noodles Most!

India Among Countries Who Love Instant Noodles Most!

Rediff.com29 Sep 2026

Instant noodles continued to be a favourite worldwide, with consumption climbing to an estimated 124.21 billion servings last year.

3 Indian Faves On Most-Loved Food List

3 Indian Faves On Most-Loved Food List

Rediff.com30 Sep 2026

TasteAtlas has compiled its 50 top-rated deep-fried specialities from around the globe. Three Indian favourites earned places on the list.

When Bhagat Singh Wrote About Love

When Bhagat Singh Wrote About Love

Rediff.com28 Sep 2026

Did love make Bhagat Singh a weaker revolutionary? In a heated argument once, Sukhdev accused him of allowing his fascination with a woman to come in the way of revolutionary duty. Bhagat Singh's answer, in a letter days later, was a defence of love as a revolutionary's strength, not a weakness. On Bhagat Singh's 119th birth anniversary, Utkarsh Mishra looks at the friendship, arguments and ideas that bound him and Sukhdev together.

How India Loves Ganpati Bappa

How India Loves Ganpati Bappa

Rediff.com16 Sep 2026

Thank you, Dear Readers, for sharing your pictures of Lord Ganesha.

'I love Test cricket': Tilak Varma opens up on India dream

'I love Test cricket': Tilak Varma opens up on India dream

Rediff.com2 Sep 2026

Tilak Varma, despite his white-ball success, expresses a strong desire to play Test cricket for India, considering red-ball cricket his true strength. He discusses the challenges of balancing international white-ball commitments with domestic red-ball opportunities and his eagerness to participate in the Duleep Trophy final amidst a tight schedule.

Formula 1 India return gets Lando Norris backing

Formula 1 India return gets Lando Norris backing

Rediff.com8 Oct 2026

World champion Lando Norris says he would love to race in India as the government pushes to bring Formula 1 back to the country after a 13-year absence.

India Has Found 'A Gem' In Naman Dhir

India Has Found 'A Gem' In Naman Dhir

Rediff.com2 days ago

Naman Dhir's unbeaten 42 off 15 balls secured a thrilling four-wicket win for India against New Zealand in the first T20I, showcasing his potential as a reliable finisher for the national side, drawing praise from cricket legends like Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravi Shastri.

World Champion Lando Norris Eager To Race In India Amid F1 Revival Push

World Champion Lando Norris Eager To Race In India Amid F1 Revival Push

Rediff.com8 Oct 2026

Reigning world champion Lando Norris has expressed a strong desire to race in India, acknowledging the country's massive Formula 1 fan base. This comes as the Indian government and Adani Group are exploring options to bring F1 back to the Buddh Circuit, despite significant financial and logistical hurdles. Norris, who has a close friend in Indian driver Jehan Daruvala, believes racing in India would be great for the sport.

India Women's Cricket Captain Harmanpreet Kaur Steps Down

India Women's Cricket Captain Harmanpreet Kaur Steps Down

Rediff.com6 Oct 2026

Harmanpreet Kaur, India's only World Cup-winning women's cricket captain, has stepped down from her leadership role across all three formats, stating she is now 'ready to play for the love of the game again' after fulfilling her duty as a leader.

New Zealand unveils special 'Kotahitanga' jersey for India ODI series

New Zealand unveils special 'Kotahitanga' jersey for India ODI series

Rediff.com11 Oct 2026

New Zealand Cricket will don a special limited-edition 'Kotahitanga' jersey, featuring lotus flowers and mandala art, during their upcoming ODI series against India to commemorate 100 years of sporting ties between the two nations.

Sonia Gandhi makes Instagram debut, shares 1st look of her memoir

Sonia Gandhi makes Instagram debut, shares 1st look of her memoir

Rediff.com3 days ago

Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi has made her Instagram debut to announce her upcoming memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love'. The book, set to be published by HarperCollins India on November 10, details her life from childhood in Italy to her political journey in India, including personal tragedies and her decision not to become prime minister in 2004. Her social media entry marks a significant shift, as she previously avoided such platforms. The memoir's publication also follows a controversy with its initial publisher, Penguin Random House India, over editorial differences.

The Village India Seized From Pakistan

The Village India Seized From Pakistan

Rediff.com4 days ago

The Indian Army captured Thang in Ladakh in the 1971 War. Ghulam Hussain had left home for a routine errand found himself on the other side of an altered border. He could never return and found a new country and a new home.

Sonia Gandhi debuts on X, recalls how she met Rajiv in book preview

Sonia Gandhi debuts on X, recalls how she met Rajiv in book preview

Rediff.com18 hours ago

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has made her debut on social media platform X, sharing a video about her upcoming memoir, "Belonging - a journey of love." In the video, she reminisces about meeting Rajiv Gandhi in Cambridge, describing him as gentle and good-looking, and shares details about their early romance. The book, set to launch on November 10, covers her life from childhood in Italy to her marriage, adaptation to India, family tragedies, and political journey.

The Unsung Guardians Of India's Borders

The Unsung Guardians Of India's Borders

Rediff.com16 Oct 2026

At the border, places that you had just seen on a map, suddenly acquire a life. Looking at the vast expanse of quiet land, you realise an emotional connect, a sense of belonging binds you to a piece of land which is not merely territory, but a part of who you are.

Adani Group's F1 Ambitions: What Pranav Adani's Singapore GP Visit Means For India

Adani Group's F1 Ambitions: What Pranav Adani's Singapore GP Visit Means For India

Rediff.com13 Oct 2026

Pranav Adani's visit to the Singapore Grand Prix has intensified speculation about Formula 1's return to India. The Adani Group, which owns the Buddh International Circuit, is actively pursuing the revival of the Indian Grand Prix, with support from the Indian government. However, significant financial and logistical challenges, including tax clarity and substantial upgrade costs, must be overcome amidst increasing global competition for hosting races.

India Shines With Yogasana And Mallakhamb At BRICS Traditional Games

India Shines With Yogasana And Mallakhamb At BRICS Traditional Games

Rediff.com13 Oct 2026

The first-ever BRICS Traditional and Indigenous Demonstration Games concluded in Ahmedabad, featuring nearly 160 participants from 10 member nations. India prominently showcased yogasana and mallakhamb, alongside other traditional sports like kalaripayattu. The event also saw demonstrations of wushu from China, togyzkumalak from Kazakhstan, and Jiu-Jitsu from Brazil. Participants from South Africa, China, and Russia praised India's hospitality and the cultural exchange.

Why Voters Reject India's Left Despite Its Ideas

Why Voters Reject India's Left Despite Its Ideas

Rediff.com17 Oct 2026

A century on, India has adopted the Left's welfare ideas, but not the Left. Why do people borrow the promises, then vote for the temple? questions Binu Alex.

Arijit Singh's India Tour: All The Details!

Arijit Singh's India Tour: All The Details!

Rediff.com7 Oct 2026

Singing sensation Arijit Singh is set to celebrate two decades in the Indian music industry with an ambitious nine-city India Tour in 2027.

'Completely unacceptable': India condemns attacks on Saudi Arabia airports

'Completely unacceptable': India condemns attacks on Saudi Arabia airports

Rediff.com8 Oct 2026

India has strongly condemned the recent Houthi militant attacks on two Saudi Arabian airports, asserting that the targeting of civilian infrastructure is completely unacceptable.

Ancelotti On India's Defence: 'They Were Organised'

Ancelotti On India's Defence: 'They Were Organised'

Rediff.com4 Oct 2026

Brazilian coach Carlo Ancelotti praised India's organised defence and counter-attacking efforts despite Brazil's 4-0 victory in a friendly match. Ancelotti noted the game became easier for Brazil after their first goal and highlighted the match as a test for younger players in Brazil's rebuilding phase. India's coach Khalid Jamil defended goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and stressed the importance of high-level matches for the Indian team.

Sanjay Dutt clarifies after row over 'can't feel peace in India' remark

Sanjay Dutt clarifies after row over 'can't feel peace in India' remark

Rediff.com5 Oct 2026

Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt has clarified his controversial "can't feel that peace in India" remarks made on the Shekhar Tonite show, stating they were part of a scripted, humorous conversation and not intended to offend. He explained his comments were in the spirit of 'Gandhigiri' from his 'Munna Bhai' films, promoting love and togetherness.

Mercedes Benz could have sold more cars in India if only...

Mercedes Benz could have sold more cars in India if only...

Rediff.com15 Oct 2026

Mercedes-Benz India's Managing Director & CEO Santosh Iyer stated that demand continues to outstrip supply, particularly for the CLA electric vehicle, with over 1,000 orders and deliveries extending to March-April 2027. The company could have sold an additional 1,000 vehicles if supply had been adequate.

'I'll be there': US Olympic Star Backs India's 2036 Bid

'I'll be there': US Olympic Star Backs India's 2036 Bid

Rediff.com7 Oct 2026

US Olympic sprinter Kenny Bednarek has expressed strong support for India's bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games. Citing his personal connection through his Indian girlfriend, golfer Sharmila Nicollet, and his admiration for the country's diverse culture, Bednarek believes India would be an ideal host, offering a unique experience for athletes and visitors. India is among seven nations vying for the 2036 Games, also planning bids for the 2030 Commonwealth Games and 2038 Asian Games.

Asian Games: Ganesh misses gold but fires India to archery bronze

Asian Games: Ganesh misses gold but fires India to archery bronze

Rediff.com1 Oct 2026

Indian compound archer Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru clinched the men's individual bronze medal at the Asian Games, defeating Vietnam's Cong Duc Dang. This follows his gold medal win with the men's team. Thirumuru expressed pride in securing India's first individual compound medal at the event and reflected on his performance and future aspirations.

INDIA leaders meet at Rahul Gandhi's home, 'vow to reclaim' Jantar Mantar

INDIA leaders meet at Rahul Gandhi's home, 'vow to reclaim' Jantar Mantar

Rediff.com13 Oct 2026

The INDIA bloc, comprising 17 opposition parties and civil society members, met at Rahul Gandhi's residence to strategize against alleged "vote chori" and the denotification of Jantar Mantar as a protest site. Leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Tejashwi Yadav, vowed to continue their united political and people's resistance, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and asserting that those responsible for undermining democracy would be held accountable.

Brazil Coach Carlo Ancelotti Commends India's Organised Play

Brazil Coach Carlo Ancelotti Commends India's Organised Play

Rediff.com4 Oct 2026

Brazil's head coach Carlo Ancelotti praised India's defensive organisation and counter-attacking efforts despite his team's 4-0 victory in a friendly match in Kolkata. Ancelotti highlighted India's ability to create difficult moments for Brazil and used the match as an opportunity to assess young Brazilian talent, expressing satisfaction with their performance during the international window.

India's 2036 Olympics bid gets a boost from Pune cycling event

India's 2036 Olympics bid gets a boost from Pune cycling event

Rediff.com9 Oct 2026

Pune has been confirmed as the host city for the 2032 UCI Road World Championships, a decision that the Cycling Federation of India believes will significantly enhance the country's bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games and change global perceptions of India as a sporting host.

Why India-Pakistan World Cup clash will be 'electrifying' again

Why India-Pakistan World Cup clash will be 'electrifying' again

Rediff.com7 Oct 2026

Former Pakistan pacer Sohail Tanvir has expressed his excitement for the India-Pakistan clash in the 2027 ICC Men's ODI World Cup, emphasising the importance of quality cricket. He highlighted the immense pressure from fans in such encounters, drawing from his own experiences of thriving under pressure while playing against India, including in the IPL and on bilateral tours. The article also notes the historical head-to-head record and details of the upcoming 2027 World Cup fixture.

Azharuddin: 'Hope and pray Tilak Varma Gets Opportunity to Play Tests'

Azharuddin: 'Hope and pray Tilak Varma Gets Opportunity to Play Tests'

Rediff.com15 hours ago

Former Indian captain Mohammed Azharuddin has lauded young batter Tilak Varma for his composed match-winning knock against New Zealand in the second T20I, expressing his strong desire to see Varma represent India in Test cricket.

'BCCI Loves To Fool Indian Fans'

'BCCI Loves To Fool Indian Fans'

Rediff.com14 Sep 2026

During the Asia Cup final on Sunday, the cameras panned to the guest box at the Dubai international stadium and showed BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia in conversation with Asian Cricket Council Chairman Mohsin Naqvi.

19 Year Old Is India's Best Dancer

19 Year Old Is India's Best Dancer

Rediff.com28 Sep 2026

'Dance was everything for me. I used to fall, get hurt, but never thought it was a struggle.'

Tharoor 'thanks' Bikaner House admin amid Raihan Vadra exhibition row

Tharoor 'thanks' Bikaner House admin amid Raihan Vadra exhibition row

Rediff.com1 days ago

Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has strongly criticised the Bikaner House administration's decision to remove certain photographs from Raihan Vadra's exhibition before its opening. Tharoor termed the act as "petty" and "censorship," stating it casts a shadow on India's reputation as a democracy and a land of freedom of expression. He highlighted the removal of protest photographs and those featuring the tricolour, calling the decision "stupid" and counterproductive, as it has inadvertently boosted Raihan Vadra's profile.

The Making Of Brand Shashi Tharoor

The Making Of Brand Shashi Tharoor

Rediff.com2 days ago

Brand Tharoor is not perfect. But it is lovable. In a country of 1.4 billion where most politicians sound the same, a man who makes you open a dictionary before breakfast has already won, points out Sandeep Goyal.