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If India Chooses F-21 Jet, it will Plug into 'World's Largest Fighter Plane Ecosystem': Lockheed Martin
In April, the Indian Air Force issued an initial tender to acquire 114 jets at a cost of around USD 18 billion, which is billed as one of the world's biggest military procurement in recent years.
Big Tech Quartet's Antitrust Hearing Highlights Their Sheer Might and Murky Policies
At the House Judiciary Committee hearing involving Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google, what really stood out were the deep-rooted bylaws made by the companies themselves.
Apple's Global HQ, Apple Park, is Worth 28 Times the Cost of Chandrayaan-2
The valuation puts in perspective the immense might of Apple, a company that in recent times has been said to be "struggling" by investors.
NHRC Sends Notice to UP Govt After High-tension Wire Fell on 50 Students, Seeks Report Within 4 Weeks
A large number of people had sustained grievous injuries and died from electrocution, weak and old electric wires, dilapidated electric poles and faulty transformers in Uttar Pradesh, the NHRC stated in a press release.
Prisoner in Punjab Complains of Breathlessness, Dies in Hospital; Family Alleges Custodial Torture
Judgebir Singh was arrested in a narcotics-related case about a month ago and was in judicial custody, Station House Officer, Chehertha, Rajwinder Kaur, said. On Tuesday morning, he complained of breathlessness and was admitted to the civil hospital where...
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Hopeful of David de Gea Signing New Deal With Manchester United
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is currently with the Manchester United squad for the pre-season tour of Australia.
'Anguishing': PM Modi Expresses Grief Over Loss of Lives in Mumbai Building Collapse
Four people were killed and at least forty are feared trapped after a four-storey residential building collapsed in south Mumbai's congested Dongri area Tuesday
Chandrakant Patil Appointed BJP's Maharashtra Chief, Mangal Prabhat Lodha to Head Mumbai Unit
Chandrakant Patil, the Revenue minister in the state, was one of the troubleshooters for the BJP government during Maratha reservation agitation.
Katrina Kaif Shares Birthday Pic from Mexico, Arjun Kapoor Pulls Her Leg with Witty Comment
Katrina Kaif who is celebrating her 36th Birthday in Mexico with her loved ones is burning up the internet with her vacation pictures.
Hugh Jackman Warns Fans of Frauds Claiming to be Him on Social Media: Please Keep Yourselves Safe
Hugh Jackman, who is in the middle of a global arena tour, dubbed The Man. The Music. The Show-- took to his Instagram & Twitter on Monday to warn fans of 'fake' social media accounts looking to prey on his followers.
Guru Purnima 2019: Here Are a Few Interesting Facts About the Day Celebrating Teachers
Many Hindus celebrate the day in honor of the great sage Vyasa, who is seen as one of the greatest Gurus in ancient Hindu traditions and a symbol of the Guru-shishya tradition.
Actor Christoph Waltz Returns to James Bond Franchise as Iconic Villain Blofeld
Christoph Waltz had first appeared as the iconic villain in the previous Bond film, Spectre. Bond 25 is currently being filmed in London and Waltz is among a number of actors returning to reprise their roles.
DHFL Shares Bounce Back, Jump 6 Percent After Biggest Ever Quarterly Loss
DHFL stock had plummeted nearly 30 per cent on Monday after the company posted biggest ever quarterly loss of Rs 2,224 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31.
More Indians Obese But Fewer Undernourished: FAO
More Indians are getting fatter but fewer are undernourished as the nation goes from lessening the impact of hunger to developing the new health issue of obesity, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation.
Raebareli Cong MLA Questions Administration Over 'Alleged' Inaction Against BJP MLC and Kin
Aditi Singh who was travelling to Rae Bareli from Lucknow to participate in no-confidence motion against Zila Panchayat Chief Awadhesh Singh was allegedly attacked by goons of BJP MLC who opened fire on her car in Harchandpur.
New Zealand PM 'Utterly' Disagrees with Trump's 'Xenophobic' Tweets Against Democrat Congresswomen
Donald Trump on Sunday urged a group of four Democratic congresswomen of colour, three of them US-born to "go back" to the countries they came from, then renewed his attack on them a day later.