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Services Activity Slumped in November on Higher Prices: Survey
November's Nikkei/IHS Markit Services Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 48.5 - its lowest since August - from 51.7 in October, well below the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction.
Cyclone Ockhi Fallout: Mumbai Witnesses Spell of Hailstorm, Schools and Colleges Closed as Precautionary Measure
The weather department has forecast intermittent rains in Mumbai and suburbs in the next 24 hours while the traffic on Eastern and Western Express Highways in Mumbai has slowed down after rain in some parts of Mumbai throughout Monday night.
Volkswagen Begins 100 Weeks' Countdown to Launch its First I.D. Car
Volkswagen already offers a proper plug-in electric car in the shape of the e-Golf, based on its best-selling hatchback car.
Cyclone Ockhi LIVE Updates: PM Narendra Modi Asks BJP Workers to Help People as Storm Approaches Gujarat
After leaving a trail of destruction on the southern coast, Cyclone Ockhi is expected to make landfall in coastal Gujarat today with squally winds and heavy rainfall. Maharashtra, too, is on a state of high alert to deal with the side-effects of the storm...
Aparna Sen Remembers Shashi Kapoor, Says He Used To Call Her Coppola
Kapoor died at the age of 79 at the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai on Monday.
Supreme Court Begins Final Hearing in Ayodhya Dispute Day Before 25th Anniversary of Babri Demolition
The Supreme Court hearing comes seven years after the Allahabad High Court had divided the disputed Ayodhya land equally between Ram Lalla Virajman, Sunni Waqf Board and Nirmohi Akhara. Petitioners, including BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, had challenged t...
Fitch Cuts India's FY18 GDP Growth Forecast to 6.7 Per Cent
Fitch, however, expects GDP growth to pick up in the next two years on back of gradual implementation of the structural reform agenda and higher real disposable income.
States Failing To Keep Up With the SC Deadline in Recruiting Lower Court Judges, Says Report
According to the report ranking the appointments in the lower judiciary by Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, India on average took 326 days to complete on recruitment cycle for civil judges.
SC Asks Centre How to Regulate Protests in Central Delhi, Petitioners Aggrieved By NGT Order Banning Protests at Jantar Mantar
A Public Interest Litigation was filed by the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) to allow the "protestors to protest in a peaceful manner around the Boat Club area of India Gate."
IOCL Trade Apprentice Recruitment 2017 Application Process Begins Today, Apply Before Dec 10
Candidates interested in undergoing Apprenticeship at IOCL Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and West Bengal must apply for the same before 10th December 2017.
PAN and Contact Info 'Leaked', Did SBI Miss Major Design Flaw in Its Envelopes?
An activist has been "pleading" with SBI at the highest level for the past 16 months to ensure compliance with RBI directions, but nothing has changed.
Australia to Probe Facebook, Google Over Media Disruption
The government ordered the probe as part of wider media reforms, amid growing concern for the future of journalism and the quality of news following years of declining profits and newsroom job cuts and the rise of fake news.
Bharti Singh Marries Haarsh Limbachiyaa in This Fantasy Beach Wedding; See Pics
Bharti looked extremely beautiful in her blue and pink wedding lehenga by Adhya with heavy traditional Indian jewelry, while Haarsh made heads turn with his sherwani and pink turban.
Vijay Mallya to Return to UK Court as Extradition Trial Begins
Vijay Mallya's extradition trial will now determine whether he can be legally forced to go back to face the Indian courts.
Jailed ISIS Suspect Abu Musa Slashes Guard's Neck, Shouts Jihadi Slogans in Kolkata
Musa used a long nail to pierce the neck of the guard. He had also managed to sneak some chemical into the jail that he planned to rub on the neck wound.
America First or America Alone? The Withdrawal Agenda
Since President Donald Trump took office in January, the US has abandoned or threatened to quit several international accords under his "America First" policy.
