Delhi Informer

Mumbai: In his first communication to shareholders since the ouster of Cyrus Mistry, Ratan Tata said Mistry’s continued presence on the boards of Tata companies is a “serious disruptive influence” and can make these entities “dysfunctional” due to his… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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TIMES Three people died while standing in queues, three more killed themselves and one tried to set himself ablaze in Ghaziabad over the last 48 hours as frustration mounted in people unable to access their own money. The six deaths occurred over… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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TIMES Agra: A lieutenant colonel in the Army allegedly committed suicide by injecting himself with a poisonous substance after attempting to strangle his junior, a lieutenant, with whom he was allegedly having an affair, police said. Lt Col S Madhav… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: Narendra Modi faced his first big challenge from within the Sangh Parivar with VHP veteran Pravin Togadia slamming the PM’s denunciation of 80% of gau rakshaks as “antisocials” as an insult to “mother cow” and the Hindu society. Togadia… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi won people’s hearts on his first tour to Meghalaya. He tried his hands at drums at a cultural event hosted in his honour with folk dancers at Mawphlang village, East Khasi Hills district, located 25 Km from Shillong.   The serene village of Mawphlang is famed on account of beautiful plants, […]

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New Delhi: The government on Tuesday announced a raft of changes in the foreign direct investment (FDI) rules for 15 sectors — including retail, defence, construction, banking and electronic media — signalling that BJP’s election defeat in Bihar has… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Gurgaon: A 21-year-old woman has accused the driver of an Uber cab of trying to kiss her after she got off at her destination in Gurgaon on May 30, landing the taxi-hailing company in a fresh controversy barely six months after the alleged rape of a… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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The Deputy Chief Minister also took a dig at retired IAS officials on social media website. The Hindu – Delhi

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Chandigarh: Justice M. Jiapal, a judge of The Punjab and Haryana High Court, was on regular morning walk at Sukhna Lake when he noticed a girl getting drowned in the water. He saw many people shouting for help and without waiting for a second, he jumped into Sukhna Lake to save the girl.   Justice […]

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Dogs are the most loyal and the best friends of humans; this little  poodle has proved it once again.   In the video, the dog, Eekichi, can be seen trying to protect a newly born baby from dog grooming blow dryer.   The pup may not look like a fierce protector, but as soon as […]

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New Delhi: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has directed all Indian carriers to accept passengers of SpiceJet’s cancelled flights without charging exorbitant spot fares. “Spot fares are very high, especially in this peak travel season…. The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Sasaram: Enraged over poor sound and seating arrangements at a cultural programme, a mob allegedly tried to burn Bihar art and culture minister Vinay Bihari alive, forcing him to hide under the dais. The incident took place at the Tarachandi temple in… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: A 24-year-old traffic cop paid with his life trying to enforce rules on Delhi’s notorious roads on Saturday evening. The constable, who leapt onto the bonnet of a car in a bid to stop it from entering a no-go zone, was dragged for 150 metres… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: In a bid to cap controversies over hate speeches by VHP leader Pravin Togadia and other leaders, BJP’s PM candidate Narendra Modi on Tuesday tweeted to say that he disapproved of the inflammatory remarks. Though his primary reference was to… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi's outsider-turned-leader tries to balance protests with power NEW DELHI—For a decade, Arvind Kejriwal has tilted at India's many windmills. He has led protests and hunger strikes against government corruption. There have been sit-ins demanding public access to government documents and lower electricity rates. Read more on Toronto Star

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