Delhi Informer

Mumbai: The prospects of an India-Pakistan series in December, which were slender to begin with, now appear totally non-existent after Shiv Sena workers stormed the headquarters of the Indian cricket board (BCCI) and scuttled the talks scheduled… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Behind the glitz and glamour of Bollywood, there lies a dark reality that makes many divas lose the battle of their lives in their quest to be in the limelight. Over the years, Bollywood has seen its share of tragedies. Here are some of the mysterious deaths of Indian celebrities that shocked the entire world: […]

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Mumbai, October 1 The DQWeek (Delhi)

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CeBIT India, the premier international IT/ICT event organized by Hannover Milano Fairs India Pvt Ltd (HMFI), and STPI (Software Technology Parks of India), an autonomous society under Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Dept. of… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Kolkata: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya, hailed as the architect of India's rise as the game's financial superpower, passed away in a private hospital in Kolkata on Sunday. He was 75. Dalmiya, who had also… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Chandigarh: These young and sizzling hot contestants aspire to make it big in the world of modelling. Some even hope to work in Bollywood in the near future. Although they are mere contestants right now, but there has been no dearth  of confidence and talent. They have the energy, looks and confidence to promote any […]

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There are budget properties, there are premium properties and then there is the luxury segment. Here no request is loony, no wish nutty. Today top Indian corporates take home fat pay-cheques of over 1 Crore+ a year. That means they can afford to have an extravagant lifestyle, and it all starts with the homes they […]

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Out of 51 million SMEs in the country, only 3 million SMEs have an online presence. Looking at this gap for SMEs Google plans to get 20 million Indian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) on the Internet by creating their online presence on Google… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Acivil services aspirant from Manipur suffered a broken skull and injured limbs after he objected to a youth spitting on him in a north Delhi locality. The victim, Brilliant Horam, 27, was abused, chased through streets and beaten with a stick by three… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Aiming to boost business between India and Taiwan, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TWTC) organized a business conference recently. Taiwanese delegates and Indian businessmen tried to explore various avenues of doing business… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Genius, manufacturers of computer peripherals and smart phone accessories, has appointed Kolkata headquartered Supertron Electronics, a player in IT products distribution ,as it’s distributor for Indian Market. The move is aimed at multiplying the… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Mumbai, May 15 Aiming to boost business between India and Taiwan, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TWTC) organized a business conference recently. Taiwanese delegates and Indian businessmen tried to explore various avenues of doing… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Kolkata, May 15 Genius, manufacturers of computer peripherals and smart phone accessories, has appointed Kolkata headquartered Supertron Electronics, a player in IT products distribution ,as it’s distributor for Indian Market. The move is aimed at… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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There's nothing in this world as grand as the great Indian wedding and quite obviously the innovations associated with the extravaganza. T he first thing that crosses the  mind of any Indian who's readying to take the plunge is how to have a unique wedding and most importantly- how to send out invites which are […]

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Kabul/New Delhi: Indian ambassador to Afghanistan Amar Sinha had a fortuitious escape on Wednesday night when he dropped out of a concert organized for expats in a Kabul hotel that was attacked by Taliban gunmen. The diplomat has been in the Taliban… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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