Nandan Kumar

An IndiGo passenger has gone viral for exploiting a "technical vulnerability" in the airline's system to find his lost luggage

They are the lions of the corporate world and spearhead a number of companies, some of which make cars too. The heads of major Indian business houses have a strong following among the young and restless who aspire to be like them. While celebrities including actors, musicians and sports stars are known to drive exotics, the bosses of the corporate ...

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has rejected the demand of several members of the Bihar Legislative Council, especially those from the ruling Janata Dal United (JDU), for a government holiday on the occasion of Guru Purnima. Instead, he has instructed them to work two additional hours on the day - falling on July 16 - as a mark of respect for their gur...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumars convoy was attacked in Buxar's Nandan during his state-wide tour -Vikas Samiksha Yatra-. The attackers threw stones but the chief minister was rescued safely. Some of the security personnel in his convoy injured.

Ranjan Madugalle will be the match referee for the summit clash of IPL 8 while Vineet Kulkarni and O. Nandan will be the third and fourth umpires, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced on Wednesday.

First, Satish Chand, a farmer from Chhata village in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura district, lost his entire wheat crop worth Rs 80,000, because of the unseasonal March rains and hailstorms. Then, to add insult to injury, the meagre Rs. 18,000 compensation cheque he got from the state government, bounced, yesterday, because the revenue officer's bank acc...

When former Infosys heavyweight Nandan Nilekani was declared as the Congress' candidate from Bangalore South in January this year, there were many who predicted he would pose a tough challenge to senior BJP leader Ananth Kumar, who had been winning the constituency non-stop since 1996.

Ananth Kumar was triumphant after his thumping win in Bangalore South over his closest challenger, the Congress's Nandan Nilekani.

Prominent citizens of Bangalore are sorely disappointed at what they call the low voter turnout in the city in the general elections held on Thursday. The three seats in Bangalore city recorded a 54 per cent voter turnout. In 2009, the turnout was 58.81 per cent.

All 28 seats in Karnataka voted on Thursday - in a battle that has put pressure on state units of both the BJP and the Congress. And some of the contests, like the one in Bangalore South, have generated a huge amount of interest.

Campaigning has ended in Karnataka and all 28 seats will go to the polls on Thursday. State capital Bangalore is being keenly fought over by politicians.

Even as some candidates are out in the battlefield with their nose at the front, the better halves of Nandan Nilekani, Ananth Kumar and Geeta Shivarajkumar, are doing their bit to ensure their respective spouses win in their respective parliamentary constituencies.

The concept was interesting. The four main candidates of the urban and relatively upmarket Bangalore South all together on one platform, answering questions on their policies and targets. And taking questions from the audience - their potential voters.

It started sedately enough - although the slogan chanting by party workers should have given everyone a clue. But a discussion organized between candidates of Bangalore South soon descended into chaos.

On an early summer morning, at the popular Nanda talkies park near the South End circle in Bangalore, Nandan Nilekani is on the move. His exercise in campaigning and burning calories includes a small group of supporters

An IndiGo passenger has gone viral for exploiting a "technical vulnerability" in the airline's system to find his lost luggage

They are the lions of the corporate world and spearhead a number of companies, some of which make cars too. The heads of major Indian business houses have a strong following among the young and restless who aspire to be like them. While celebrities including actors, musicians and sports stars are known to drive exotics, the bosses of the corporate ...

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has rejected the demand of several members of the Bihar Legislative Council, especially those from the ruling Janata Dal United (JDU), for a government holiday on the occasion of Guru Purnima. Instead, he has instructed them to work two additional hours on the day - falling on July 16 - as a mark of respect for their gur...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumars convoy was attacked in Buxar's Nandan during his state-wide tour -Vikas Samiksha Yatra-. The attackers threw stones but the chief minister was rescued safely. Some of the security personnel in his convoy injured.

Ranjan Madugalle will be the match referee for the summit clash of IPL 8 while Vineet Kulkarni and O. Nandan will be the third and fourth umpires, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced on Wednesday.

First, Satish Chand, a farmer from Chhata village in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura district, lost his entire wheat crop worth Rs 80,000, because of the unseasonal March rains and hailstorms. Then, to add insult to injury, the meagre Rs. 18,000 compensation cheque he got from the state government, bounced, yesterday, because the revenue officer's bank acc...

When former Infosys heavyweight Nandan Nilekani was declared as the Congress' candidate from Bangalore South in January this year, there were many who predicted he would pose a tough challenge to senior BJP leader Ananth Kumar, who had been winning the constituency non-stop since 1996.

Ananth Kumar was triumphant after his thumping win in Bangalore South over his closest challenger, the Congress's Nandan Nilekani.

Prominent citizens of Bangalore are sorely disappointed at what they call the low voter turnout in the city in the general elections held on Thursday. The three seats in Bangalore city recorded a 54 per cent voter turnout. In 2009, the turnout was 58.81 per cent.

All 28 seats in Karnataka voted on Thursday - in a battle that has put pressure on state units of both the BJP and the Congress. And some of the contests, like the one in Bangalore South, have generated a huge amount of interest.

Campaigning has ended in Karnataka and all 28 seats will go to the polls on Thursday. State capital Bangalore is being keenly fought over by politicians.

Even as some candidates are out in the battlefield with their nose at the front, the better halves of Nandan Nilekani, Ananth Kumar and Geeta Shivarajkumar, are doing their bit to ensure their respective spouses win in their respective parliamentary constituencies.

The concept was interesting. The four main candidates of the urban and relatively upmarket Bangalore South all together on one platform, answering questions on their policies and targets. And taking questions from the audience - their potential voters.

It started sedately enough - although the slogan chanting by party workers should have given everyone a clue. But a discussion organized between candidates of Bangalore South soon descended into chaos.

On an early summer morning, at the popular Nanda talkies park near the South End circle in Bangalore, Nandan Nilekani is on the move. His exercise in campaigning and burning calories includes a small group of supporters