Новости за 05.03.2017

As the battle for UP enters the last lap, small, politically unattached caste groups add intrigue to the electoral thriller. These groups, most of them representing the most backward classes, and many of whom voted the BJP to power in 2014, said they will now affiliate with parties that serve their collective interests best.

As the battle for UP enters the last lap, small, politically unattached caste groups add intrigue to the electoral thriller. These groups, most of them representing the most backward classes, and many of whom voted the BJP to power in 2014, said they will now affiliate with parties that serve their collective interests best.

There’s much focus on this city being a business hub, a place where corporates, multinationals and startups are always looking to get (and stay) ahead.

The highly competitive work environment of Millennium City has a tendency to suck the life out of young professionals.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, Gurgaon Police ,in collaboration with a few corporate groups, and with the support of the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon, organized a cyclothon on Sunday morning on Galleria Road.

Noida residents not only had fun dancing and exercising, but they also enjoyed some relaxing yoga.

Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt visited the GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management, Greater Noida, on Saturday, to promote their upcoming film 'Badrinath Ki Dulhania'.

: A seven-month-old female leopard was rescued from a well in Dhamakhadi village near Mahuva of Surat district on Saturday. The leopard was brought out using a wooden staircase by a team of the forest department and volunteers belonging to a non-government organization after an effort that spanned four hours.

Taking potshots at the Congress over its run of losses in the recent polls, Modi said one day, research would be done to find out if it once existed, as it is "disappearing from everywhere."

The BJP’s vastly improved performance in the zilla parishad polls in Odisha bodes well for the party, but it will take a lot more to unseat Naveen Patnaik in 2019.