Featured
Manipal Academy of Higher Education
Manipal is one of India's leading academic and research institutions. It has been granted Institution of Eminence status by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India.
Featured Resources & Services
Reviewed Listings
KDP Chartered Accountants
The chartered accountant firm is headquartered in Mumbai, India, from where it assists foreign companies in deciding upon an appropriate structure for business operations in India, whether a liaison office, branch office, or subsidiary company, as well as advising non-resident Indians on financial affairs. Its team is introduced and its services are discussed, client profiles are included, and contacts are posted to the site.
Delta Recruitment Consultants Private Limited
Indian Recruitment, International Manpower Recruitment Services & Deputation Services Service Provider from Thane, Maharashtra, India
PNGWing.com
High quality cutout vector png images, free and unlimited downloads.
Articles
Monkeys blamed for hundreds of puppy deaths captured in India
Villagers claim animals were carrying out ‘revenge killings’ after dogs killed an infant monkey
Read articleIndian 99 billion dollars man is opening the first 7-Eleven in India
India's richest man is bringing 7-Eleven to the country, adding the convenience store chain to a sprawling business empire that spans energy, chemicals, retail and telecommunications.
Read articleIndian village prays to Goddess Corona to rid them of the virus
Indian villagers have erected a shrine to “goddess corona†and are offering her prayers in the hope that divine intervention can banish the deadly virus.
Read articleCheetah: The fastest cat in the world is returning to India
The world's fastest land animal will make a comeback in India, more than half a century after it became extinct in the country.
Read articleMount Everest: Coronavirus reaches world's tallest peak
At least one climber on Mount Everest has tested positive for Covid-19, just weeks after the world's tallest peak reopened to climbers following a year of closure.
Read articleHaridwar: Hundreds test positive for Covid at Kumbh Mela
Hundreds of devotees, including nine top saints, have tested positive for Covid-19 in India's Haridwar city where huge crowds have gathered to participate in the Kumbh Mela festival.
Read articleHaridwar: Crowds surging at Kumbh Mela as India overtakes Brazil in Covid cases
Hundreds of thousands of people have gathered to take a dip in the holy Ganges river as a deadly second Covid-19 wave continues to sweep India.
Read articleIndians are telling their 18 million-strong diaspora to keep out of their affairs
When American author Meena Harris tweeted criticism of the Indian state's clampdown on farmers protesting agricultural reforms, nationalist counter-protesters responded by burning her portrait. Hundreds of Indians barraged her with abuse on Twitter, telling her to stay out of their country's affairs.
Read articleFarmers across India have been protesting for months. Here is why
Angry Indian farmers have abandoned their fields to stage one of the country's biggest ever protests.
Read articleIndia glacier burst: Rescue workers looking for 180 people feared dead in Uttarakhand
At least 180 people are missing and 19 have died in northern India after part of a Himalayan glacier fell into a river sending a devastating avalanche of water, dust and rocks down a mountain gorge, and crashing though a dam.
Read articleIndian police fire tear gas as protesting farmers enter Red Fort in Delhi
Thousands of Indian farmers protesting against agricultural reforms breached barricades on Tuesday to enter the historic Red Fort complex in the capital and hoist flags after clashing with police, who fired tear gas to restrain them.
Read articleIndia begins the largest vaccination campaign in the world
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch the “world’s largest†vaccination campaign on Saturday as the populous nation tries to bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control starting with two locally-manufactured shots.
Read articleIndia puts three contentious farm laws on hold following nationwide protests
India's Supreme Court has put three contentious farm laws on hold until further notice, after months of massive nationwide protests by farmers who say their livelihoods are at stake.
Read articleBird flu: India to cull poultry amid fears of virus
India has begun culling tens of thousands of poultry birds after wild geese, crows and ducks across the country tested positive for avian flu.
Read articleIndia embarks on one of the world's most ambitious vaccine rollouts after emergency use approval
India is embarking on one of the world's most ambitious mass immunization programs ever undertaken, after regulators approved the country's first two Covid-19 vaccines for restricted emergency use.
Read articleTractors to Twitter: India's protesting farmers battle on highway, online
In a standoff between farmers from India’s northern breadbasket and the government that has convulsed the country, the farmers have a 21st-century ally: a handful of supporters scattered around the world running a Twitter handle.
Read articleIndia crowns new Miss Transqueen
India has a new Miss Transqueen -- and she's headed for the world stage, determined to speak out for the country's marginalized transgender community.
Read articleThousands of people are protesting with farmers in India. This is why you should care
Farmers in India have reached a stalemate with the government over its proposed amendments to laws the farmers feel will ravage their livelihoods and create an opportunity for large, private companies to enter and exploit the entire agriculture sector.
Read articleStan Swamy: The oldest person to be accused of terrorism in India
"This is absolutely appalling. The repression on human rights defenders has never been more extreme in India," said Sangeeta Kamat, a public policy professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Read articleProtests as teenager dies two weeks after alleged gang-rape in India
19-year-old Dalit woman was attacked while out cutting grass in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh
Read articlePlanet is dying: Indian 8 year old climate crusader warns
When 8-year-old Indian climate change activist Licypriya Kangujam is older, she wants to launch a solo mission to the moon to research ways to save planet earth.
Read articleIndia NEET, JEE: Furious students begin taking 'life-changing' exam
Millions of students are sitting two of India's most competitive college exams amid protests and worry over rising Covid-19 cases.
Read articleHow a child with a fractured skull grew up to become the world's fastest human calculator
According to the Limca Book of Records -- India's equivalent to Guinness World Records -- Bhanu's mind processes numbers at an average speed of 12 per second, around 10 times faster than a regular brain.
Read articlePlane built on Mumbai rooftop takes to the skies
When Indian pilot Amol Yadav told his family and friends that he wanted to build an aeroplane on the roof of his apartment building in Mumbai, no-one thought he could pull it off.But he did. And now, after years of struggle to have his efforts formally recognised, the plane is finally taking to the skies.
Read articleElephant Who Ate Firecracker Filled Pineapple Walked For Days In Pain
The wild elephant had left the forest of Kerala's Silent Valley, meandering into a nearby village in search of food. No arrests have been made even a week after a pregnant elephant died in Kerala's Palakkad district, standing in a river. She had eaten a pineapple stuffed with crackers, allegedly placed by some locals.
Read articleIndia gas leak: At least 13 dead after Visakhapatnam incident
At least 13 people have been killed by a massive gas leak at a chemical plant in southern India, with hundreds of others taken to hospital.
Read articleWith AQI below 50, UP’s Saharanpur catches glimpse of snow-capped Himalayas
In over three decades, for the very first time, residents of Saharanpur had a glimpse of snow capped peaks of Gangotri as the Air Quality Index in the Uttar Pradesh town dipped to below 50 amid the nationwide lockdown.
Read articleHow does India a country of 1.3 billion people have around 1000 coronavirus deaths
Experts predicted that the country could expect millions of coronavirus cases. Doctors warned that India needed to prepare for an onslaught of cases that could cripple the country's ill-equipped health system. Onlookers worried that the virus could spread like wildfire through India's slums, where residents live in cramped quarters and basic sanitation often isn't available.But so far, the world's second-most populous country appears to have avoided the worst.
Read article