The fire broke out in the five-storey dormitory of the People's Friendship University.
Indian Railways will offer Internet access to passengers travelling aboard luxury coaches from June 30, The Times of India said Thursday.
After hiring about 500 people in the first six months of 2004, Intel's India development centre is planning to design complete chipsets for the company's $200 million digital home initiative.\n\n\n\n
The Delhi high court had earlier rejected his anticipatory bail plea.
It also made the EC a party to a petition filed by former Rajya Sabha member Kuldeep Nayar challenging recent amendments to the election procedure.
The FBI has sent a bulletin sent to law enforcement agencies, asking them to look out for suspicious body language.
As a part of its growth strategy, Dena Bank plans to open at least 40 'Finmarts', which will provide nine kinds of loans, across the country, a top bank official said.
The Confederation of Indian Industry and ASEAN on Monday set up two task forces in pharmaceuticals and agriculture and food processing to prepare a strategy document to outline a roadmap for cooperation in these sectors.
Four militants each were shot dead in Poonch, Baramulla and Lolab, three in Kupwara and two in Udhampur, a defence spokesman said.
First Deputy General of the MiG Corporation said, 'We cannot bear responsibility for spare parts.'
It laid down strict guidelines to stop commercialisation of education by the schools.
Joseph Cooper, who was attacked by suspected RSS men last week, had violated rules by preaching while on a tourist visa.
The blaze began in the Goredau Ashram set up by Mahant Avadhbihari Das in the Ankpaat area off Mangalnath Road in Ujjain.
Oriental Bank of Commerce will retrain the staff of Global Trust Bank to enable them to carry out lending activities at branch level and attain three times more business from the acquired unit.
The Indian cricket captain expressed concern about the team's safety.
The government may cut customs duty on petrol and diesel by 5 per cent each to avoid increasing prices that had been necessitated due to a spurt in international oil prices.
A JKLF spokesman said the Kashmir issue was discussed at the meeting, but did not spell out the details.
The CISF Court of Inquiry will try to ascertain what exactly provoked the constable to take the extreme step.
Astra is an indigenously developed air-to-air missile.
The Sri Lankan government has invited the officials of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to study the feasibility of building a mass rapid transit system in Colombo.
The guard of the 4024 Kalindi Express and two others were alleged responsible for the act.
They allegedly forged and sold official documents that could be used to apply for Thai citizenship.
Air-India is to launch a new subsidiary airline with 25 per cent lower fares with leased Boeing 737-800 aircraft from April next year.
As vice-president representing the Asian region, P C Sharma will have a three-year term with the Interpol.
DCP Manoj Lall's suspension is aimed at ensuring an impartial probe into charges that he led a police assault on JD(U) MP Devendra Prasad Yadav.
The Andhra Government disclosed a letter from the Formula One chief who wrote he had not contacted any other party in India.
The meeting to finalise the rates of pay channels under the conditional access system on Wednesday ended in a deadlock with cable operators rejecting the proposals given by the broadcasters.
A team of Indian officials are scheduled to meet F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone around the middle of January.
Indian drug maker Alembic Ltd plans to expand its bulk drugs business in the United States by joining hands with US formulations makers, the Bombay Stock Exchange said on Thursday.
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