“Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola” made Rs.22.4 crore during its opening weekend.
New Delhi: Vishal Bhardwaj’s “Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola” made Rs.22.4 crore during its opening weekend. The filmmaker is content with the response to his…
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New Delhi: Vishal Bhardwaj’s “Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola” made Rs.22.4 crore during its opening weekend. The filmmaker is content with the response to his…
Solang Valley (Himachal Pradesh): “Oh god! Please let it snow heavily tonight,” said John Kennedy, an Australian skier. He and his fellow skiers have been…
Islamabad: Governor’s rule was imposed in Pakistan’s violence-hit Balochistan province early Monday following the recent twin bomb attacks in Quetta in which 86 people were…
Jammu: The Indian Army Monday lodged a strong protest with Pakistan over breach of the ceasefire between the two countries and the killing of two…
Washington: Stroke victims who are depressed are likely to face a triple risk of early death than people who have not experienced a stroke or…
Srinagar: The weather office here Monday forecast moderate to heavy snowfall across the Valley Thursday and Friday, as a Western Disturbance (WD) approaches. Sonam Lotus,…
New Delhi: The killing of two Indian soldiers – one of whom was beheaded – by Pakistan troops was a “gruesome and an unpardonable act”,…
Allahabad (IANS) The world’s largest gathering of people, the 55-day Kumbh congregation, began in this north India town today with tens of thousands of devotees,…
Sagar Island (West Bengal) (IANS) About three lakh devotees took a holy dip in the Ganges on the occasion of Makar Sankranti today at this…
New Delhi (IANS) An estimated 61 percent of Indian firms suffer above 10 percent shortfall in production due to power cuts, industry lobby FICCI said…