The Lawrence Bishnoi Gang is a transnational criminal organisation with its core operations in India and an expansive global network in Canada, the U.S., Portugal, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Philippines, Turkey, Austria, Italy, Dubai, and Pakistan.
Will the Asia Cup once again conclude with the bizarre spectacle of champions celebrating without the actual trophy, and Naqvi running away with the trophy? Nobody knows yet.
On Sunday, September 6, Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeep Dipke shared a video targeting retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra, of course, the person in the video was not the Air Marshal.
One can almost picture the scene, someone hears “naraz phupha”, becomes furious, holds a press conference about how calling someone “naraz phupha” is inappropriate, and thereby provides an excellent demonstration of the original allegation. It is political satire writing itself.
The much-awaited initial public offering (IPO) of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is finally moving towards the finish line, after nearly a decade of regulatory delays
The recent controversy over India’s GDP growth rate has made one thing abundantly clear, the Opposition’s constant allegation that television news media is “Godi Media” is far from the truth.
The controversy, however, is bigger than semiconductors. Rajan has for years questioned whether India should attempt to replicate the manufacturing-led development model followed by China and other East Asian economies.
The much-awaited initial public offering (IPO) of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is finally moving towards the finish line, after nearly a decade of regulatory delays
The recent controversy over India’s GDP growth rate has made one thing abundantly clear, the Opposition’s constant allegation that television news media is “Godi Media” is far from the truth.
The controversy, however, is bigger than semiconductors. Rajan has for years questioned whether India should attempt to replicate the manufacturing-led development model followed by China and other East Asian economies.
The world may soon look different in classrooms, atlases and public spaces after the United Nations backed a push for more geographically accurate ways of depicting the planet.