New Delhi: The Railways appears to have firmed up plans to raise passenger fares in AC classes in face of depleting financial resources and little options available to generate funds. As pressure is mounting on it from various quarters including the Finance Ministry and the Planning Commission to raise fares untouched for last eight years, the Railway Board is understood to be preparing a blue print for a possible fare...
09:20 AM, Jan 29, 2012
New York: When yoga goes to the dogs, they call it doga. And while doga may not measure up, fitness-wise, to a game of fetch or a run on the beach, experts say practicing yoga with your pet can soothe the not-so-savage breasts of both person and pooch. "I consider it partner yoga," said Suzi Teitelman, a Florida-based instructor who has been teaching doga to man, woman and beast since...
12:13 PM, Aug 02, 2011
Each passenger will be charged Rs 25 additionally for the service. ...
04:26 PM, Nov 11, 2009
This is something that financial gurus have never thought of. ...
02:21 PM, Jun 11, 2009
NCBC will submit a report to Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment. ...
08:18 PM, Jun 30, 2008
Dubai: Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan is the biggest beneficiary in the ICC's latest ranking, jumping 14 places in the ratings for ODI batsmen and reclaiming the top spot for ODI allrounders. Shakib, voted Man of the Series in the recent Asia Cup, on Monday moved to a career-high 12th place in the ICC's ODI rankings for batsmen while displacing Shane Watson as the best allrounder in the 50-over format. After...
01:42 AM, May 07, 2008
Melbourne: Veteran Australia pacer Brett Lee believes India have lost the mental edge this summer and his team can take full advantage of the tourists' slump by preventing them from getting on board in any format. India were blanked 0-4 in Tests and also lost the first of the two Twenty20s on Wednesday. Lee said given the seemingly low morale of the visitors, the Aussies will continue to come hard...
03:21 PM, Apr 18, 2008
Perth: Despite failures in the first two Tests, India are unlikely to change their batting line-up for the Perth Test starting from Friday. That means, under-fire Virat Kohli may retain his place and Rohit Sharma will have to wait further for his maiden Test outing. After the bashings at Melbourne and Sydney, there was a clamour to drop Kohli, whose scores of 11, 0, 23, 9 in four innings in...
08:45 AM, Apr 10, 2008
Students have returned to Virginia Tech as classes have resumed since the shooting, but many chose not to return. ...
08:36 AM, Apr 24, 2007
All Delhi-based coaching and educational centres have been ordered not charge money in advance for their services. ...
07:35 PM, Oct 24, 2006
The Maharashtra government is organising Art of Living classes for the farmers so that they can breathe easy. ...
10:49 PM, Sep 27, 2006
The Kashmir Islamic University is offering a special English course for Maulvis who wish to study further. ...
09:28 AM, Sep 23, 2006
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