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South Asians welcome US Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriages

South Asians welcome US Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriages

Rediff.com28 Jun 2015

Indian-American elected officials, civil rights organisations and queers welcome the United States Supreme Court historic decision to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide for all Americans on Friday.

BBC to broadcast Wimbledon finals in 3D

BBC to broadcast Wimbledon finals in 3D

Rediff.com8 Jun 2011

The BBC will broadcast the Wimbledon Championship finals live in 3D.

Mallya throws weight behind IPL chief Modi

Mallya throws weight behind IPL chief Modi

Rediff.com19 Apr 2010

Beleaguered Lalit Modi on Monday found support from Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) owner Vijay Mallya, who credited the IPL commissioner for the cash-awash Twenty20 league's mind-boggling success. Throwing his weight behind Modi, Mallya said IPL owes its success to Modi and also wondered at the hue and cry raised over trans-border transaction by some of the IPL franchisees.

CT: Clarke still unfit, ruled out of NZ match

CT: Clarke still unfit, ruled out of NZ match

Rediff.com11 Jun 2013

Australia captain Michael Clarke has not recovered from his back injury and will miss the side's second Champions Trophy group match against New Zealand, Cricket Australia said on Tuesday.

It's Modi's turn to face questions: Congress

It's Modi's turn to face questions: Congress

Rediff.com25 Jul 2010

Targeting Narendra Modi after his close aide Amit Shah's arrest in a fake encounter case, the Congress on Sunday said the Gujarat chief minister should be prepared to face some 'uncomfortable' questions in the probe.The party claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party was 'nervous' about the developments in the Supreme Court-monitored probe in the Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case and was using pressure tactics to block the probe.

Pakistan barred, India favourites to win Kabaddi World Cup

Pakistan barred, India favourites to win Kabaddi World Cup

Rediff.com7 Oct 2016

The Kabaddi World Cup is all set to begin, in Ahmedabad, on Friday, with organisers and players of competing countries expressing confidence of taking the game to new heights of popularity across the globe.

Need regional cooperation to tackle terror: India

Need regional cooperation to tackle terror: India

Rediff.com22 Jul 2009

Raising the pitch for concerted and joint fight against terrorism, India on Wednesday pressed for 'cooperative regional approaches' to defeat the scourge and early adoption by the United Nations of an international convention against terror.

7 stunning bridges of China

7 stunning bridges of China

Rediff.com18 Jun 2010

The bridges in China are truly architectural wonders.

Do these models look better before or after makeup? Vote

Do these models look better before or after makeup? Vote

Rediff.com21 Sep 2010

Make-up they say changes everything. At the Lakme Fashion Week, we caught up with three models before they put on their make-up and after they donned the look they were supposed to wear on the ramp for various designers.

You can't read us this way, authors tell Google

You can't read us this way, authors tell Google

Rediff.com29 Jan 2010

Having their works made freely available through the planet is a prospect that has infuriated Indian writers and their publishers. And, they want the upstart which has offered to do the job for free stopped before the thoughtcrime proceeds.

India seeks US help for manned space flight

India seeks US help for manned space flight

Rediff.com15 May 2010

The US is eyeing a closer linkage with the Indian space programme, something that New Delhi has already suggested to Washington. In February, Indian Space Research Organisation chief K Radhakrishnan and K R Sridhara Murthi, MD of Isro's marketing arm, Antrix, met senior Boeing executives and suggested closer ties.

Microsoft, Facebook to jointly lay giant cable across Atlantic

Microsoft, Facebook to jointly lay giant cable across Atlantic

Rediff.com27 May 2016

The 6,600-km submarine cable system would be operated and managed by Telxius.

FDI in India to slip; global FDI to fall 30%

FDI in India to slip; global FDI to fall 30%

Rediff.com18 Sep 2009

Foreign direct investment in India may erode sharply from the record $42 billion in 2008 with trans-national corporations going slow on expansion plans following the global financial meltdown, says an UNCTAD report.

Pak failed to contain terror funding: FATF members

Pak failed to contain terror funding: FATF members

Rediff.com21 Jun 2019

India's stand at the FATF plenary and other related discussions have always been consistent regarding Pakistan.

Indians are sometimes lazy, says the Dalai Lama

Indians are sometimes lazy, says the Dalai Lama

Rediff.com16 Apr 2010

Indians are "lazy" and must work hard like the Chinese, Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said in New Delhi on Friday. "As a critic, I feel sometimes people in India are lazy. You should work hard. Look at the Chinese, they work very hard," he said. In a lighter vein, he also said, "Wherever the Chinese go, they make China towns. However, nowhere in the world there are any 'India towns'."

Global fashion brands might give 'Made in India' label a miss

Global fashion brands might give 'Made in India' label a miss

Rediff.com18 Oct 2015

China accounts for more than one-third of the apparel export market

'Once Upon A Time... is different from Company'

'Once Upon A Time... is different from Company'

Rediff.com27 Jul 2010

With a big hit Rajneeti behind him, Ajay Devgn is ready with yet another thrilling drama, Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai.

India's roads plan takes off in 2009

India's roads plan takes off in 2009

Rediff.com14 Dec 2009

The year also saw the government allowing company bidding for a road project to hold up to 25 per cent stake in a firm bidding for another project from 5 per cent earlier.

The lessons not learnt from Bhopal

The lessons not learnt from Bhopal

Rediff.com4 Dec 2009

Dow and Bhopal together illustrate vividly how the authority of nation-states and their government is being usurped by the corporations of all hues giving birth to a perverse trans-nationalism, writes Gopal Krishna.

GST: Rush job will cause more pain later

GST: Rush job will cause more pain later

Rediff.com29 Sep 2017

Simplifying the processes will lead to greater efficiencies. Bad processes will not help even if implemented well, says T N C Rajagopalan

Katrina Kaif: I am not hot or sexy

Katrina Kaif: I am not hot or sexy

Rediff.com29 Jun 2010

Post Raajneeti, Katrina Kaif has shown that she is not just all about oomph, but substance as well.

Saving democracy from the corporate veil

Saving democracy from the corporate veil

Rediff.com15 Jun 2010

Environmental activist Gopal Krishna lists the five things the US should do to quell the global outrage after the recent verdict in the Bhopal gas leak case and provide some justice to the victims.

Former Malaysian international jailed for match-fixing

Former Malaysian international jailed for match-fixing

Rediff.com10 Apr 2015

A former Malaysian international was jailed for two years on Thursday for attempting to bribe a referee to rig a soccer match involving a Singapore team in 2012.

Pink Revolution: India clear favourites in maiden Day/Night Test

Pink Revolution: India clear favourites in maiden Day/Night Test

Rediff.com21 Nov 2019

Ganguly convinced the Bangladesh Cricket Board to agree to a Day/Night Test just a few days before their team was to land in India.

Review: Rasikkum Seemane lacks substance

Review: Rasikkum Seemane lacks substance

Rediff.com15 Feb 2010

With pot-holes the size of craters, uninspired acting and dull music, this Tamil movie flat-lines after the first half-hour.

PM Modi returns after successful SAARC meet

PM Modi returns after successful SAARC meet

Rediff.com28 Nov 2014

Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to the national capital on Thursday after a successful three-day visit to Nepal capital Kathmandu, where he attended the 18th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Summit.

Upbeat India take on Kiwis as build-up to T20 World Cup continues

Upbeat India take on Kiwis as build-up to T20 World Cup continues

Rediff.com23 Jan 2020

In a tight season for India, the first T20 comes only five days after their last ODI against Australia at home.

Last-gasp Holman strike saves Australia

Last-gasp Holman strike saves Australia

Rediff.com25 May 2010

Brett Holman struck four minutes into injury-time to spare Australian blushes and give an undisciplined Socceroos a 2-1 victory over trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand in a World Cup warm-up on Monday.

PM campaigns for Congress in Arunachal

PM campaigns for Congress in Arunachal

Rediff.com3 Oct 2009

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday announced a time-frame for infrastructural schemes under the massive Rs 24,000 crore package he had announced for the state last year. The prime minister said a Congress win in Arunachal Pradesh assembly will ensure better coordination with the United Progressive Alliance government at the Centre for speedy implementation of important schemes in the state.

India's FMCG majors pledge to turn 'healthy'

India's FMCG majors pledge to turn 'healthy'

Rediff.com11 Jul 2018

Companies from Nestle and ITC to Hindustan Unilever and Patanjali have pledged to reduce use of unhealthy ingredients by five to 50 per cent

Here's why you are not losing weight

Here's why you are not losing weight

Rediff.com11 Jul 2018

If you are serious about losing weight, you have to give up sugar completely.

China begins military drills amid South China Sea tensions

China begins military drills amid South China Sea tensions

Rediff.com16 Jul 2016

Amid the South China Sea tensions, Chinese military on Saturday kicked off large scale military exercises pressing troops from the five theatre commands of the People's Liberation Army simulating real battle conditions.

3 positive developments India can look forward to

3 positive developments India can look forward to

Rediff.com22 Dec 2009

Dr Ajit Ranade discussed economic slowdown with rediff readers on Tuesday.

10 diet and nutrition myths busted

10 diet and nutrition myths busted

Rediff.com17 Nov 2014

Dhruv Gupta, Fitness Expert and Founder of weight loss program, FitHo and author of Losing it: Making Weight loss simple, lists out the most popular health myths.

Will New Zealand bully 'big brother' Australia?

Will New Zealand bully 'big brother' Australia?

Rediff.com27 Mar 2015

The trans-Tasman rivalry is fierce across all sports.

Trade across LoC: Problems persist

Trade across LoC: Problems persist

Rediff.com16 Nov 2009

Traders continue to highlight problems faced by them in the absence of banking facilities and foreign exchange transactions. "It is purely a medieval barter system. We sent goods across valued at a certain amount and receive in turn goods for the same value from the traders in Muzaffarbad," said a local trader.

Sandra Bullock wins an Oscar, and a Razzie!

Sandra Bullock wins an Oscar, and a Razzie!

Rediff.com8 Mar 2010

It is the first time any actor has won a Razzie and an Oscar in the same year.

Napier ODI: New Zealand edge past Australia

Napier ODI: New Zealand edge past Australia

Rediff.com3 Mar 2010

Ross Taylor had a winning start to his career as a captain as New Zealand eked out a two-wicket win over trans-Tasman tivals Australia in a closely contested opening one-day international at Napier on Wednesday.

'India has no plan to deploy drones along Bangladesh borders'

'India has no plan to deploy drones along Bangladesh borders'

Rediff.com18 Sep 2013

India has assured it has no plans to fly drone or unmanned aerial vehicles over frontiers with Bangladesh as the two countries discussed measures to contain trans-border crimes and increase coordinated patrolling to curb movement of insurgents across the boundary.

'Freight cut to have no impact on food prices'

'Freight cut to have no impact on food prices'

Rediff.com24 Feb 2010

The rail ministry's proposal to reduce transportation tariff for foodgrain by Rs 100 per wagon would not have any cooling effect on food inflation, which was close to 18 per cent for the week ended February 6.