Daily Newsletter | Sunday, May 01, 2016 | | | Debt-ridden Lanka snubs India, warms up to China | | China has managed to not just revive its flagship $1.4 billion Colombo Port City project in the strategically-placed island nation, but it is now also engaged in expansion of major infrastructure projects it built in the past and which were seen as impracticable until recently. |
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| | Guess what's in Amma's bag of goodies this time! | | Expect a big surprise from Amma this week. While the grapevine has it that the AIADMK is gift-wrapping motorbikes or air-conditioners as poll promises, sources say the manifesto is likely to have more than one freebie. |
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| MBBS grads exempted from rural service in Telangana | | In a reversal of its policy, the Telangana health department has decided to exempt MBBS graduates in the state from one-year government service, which was earlier considered compulsory for registration with the Telangana State Medical Council. |
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| | 6 reasons to avoid cheap smartphones like Docoss X1 | | Recently, it seems that a few Indian companies have started a trend of enticing prospective buyers with ridiculously cheap smartphones. It began with the Freedom 251, an Android smartphone priced at just Rs. 250. Now another unknown manufacturer, Docoss, has announced the X1, an ultra-cheap smartphone priced at just Rs. 888. |
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| | IPL: Warner stars as SRH beat RCB by 15 runs | | David Warner and Kane Williamson rose to the occasion as they put on a fine century partnership to guide Sunrisers Hyderabad to a convincing 15-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 27th match of the Indian Premier League season nine. |
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| Vijender pummels Royer to record fifth successive win | | Vijender Singh's power-packed punches went unchallenged yet again as he notched up his fifth successive knockout win by battering Frenchman Matiouze Royer. Vijender was declared winner little over a minute into the fifth round of the six-round super middleweight contest. |
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| | No disagreement with finmin on EPF rate: Dattatreya | | Union labour minister Bandaru Dattatreya on Saturday denied having any differences with the finance ministry over the EPF interest rate. "Definitely we are all one. We take decisions for the Government of India," he said. |
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| VRS for employees to turn around ailing MTNL | | A top telecom panel on Saturday approved a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for employees of ailing state-owned firm MTNL while also announcing a slew of revenue-incremental measures to boost the company's finances. |
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| 'VAT, state tax offences should attract PMLA charges' | | SIT vice chairman said that probe agencies working under the high-power panel have revealed "horrifying" figures, where "97,000 people who are directors in more than 20 companies and 2,000 others are in gross violation of laws". |
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| | Kangana records her statement with the police | | Kangana Ranaut has recorded her statement with the police. Her lawyer said in a statement that Kangana has given a lot of information to the police regarding the case, which were not mentioned by Hrithik while filing the FIR. |
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| Bipasha-Karan take their wedding vows | | Bong beauty Bipasha Basu has been swept off her feet by her dapper dulha Karan Singh Grover. The couple tied the knot last evening in an intimate ceremony at a hotel in Mumbai. “It was a fairy tale wedding, exactly the way Bips wanted. Ever since she was a little girl, she had dreamt of a traditional Bengali ceremony. |
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| Anushka Sharma's most talked-about films | | Luck wouldn't have favoured her if talent wouldn't have been her middle name. This versatile actress-turned-producer has come a long way and has carved a niche for herself. From 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi' to 'Sultan' - we bring you a list of her most talked-about films till date... |
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