Naresh Chandra

Former Indian Ambassador to the US Naresh Chandra died at a hospital in Goa today. He was 82.

In the fight over a challan or traffic ticket to a BJP worker, a Rajasthan lawmaker's husband barged into a police station with a large group and allegedly slapped a police officer. Two policemen have been transferred after the brawl in Kota on Monday, which has been partly caught on camera.

A Hindi literary symposium, organised as a major attraction at the 'Festival of India' in South Africa featuring top Indian poets and writers, has garnered rave reviews from various quarters.

In a major overhaul of its board, Vedanta group firm Sesa Sterlite said on Monday that its non-executive chairman Anil Agarwal will now become chairman emeritus and also play the role of chief mentor.

The Naresh Chandra Task Force, constituted to undertake a reappraisal of India's current and future security threats, submitted its report to the Prime Minister more than a month ago. Bits and pieces of the as yet secret report have appeared in the media but the government is yet to release it officially.

Vedanta has appointed three nominees, including its vice chairman Navin Agarwal and Priya Agarwal, on the company board.

Former Indian Ambassador to the US Naresh Chandra died at a hospital in Goa today. He was 82.

In the fight over a challan or traffic ticket to a BJP worker, a Rajasthan lawmaker's husband barged into a police station with a large group and allegedly slapped a police officer. Two policemen have been transferred after the brawl in Kota on Monday, which has been partly caught on camera.

A Hindi literary symposium, organised as a major attraction at the 'Festival of India' in South Africa featuring top Indian poets and writers, has garnered rave reviews from various quarters.

In a major overhaul of its board, Vedanta group firm Sesa Sterlite said on Monday that its non-executive chairman Anil Agarwal will now become chairman emeritus and also play the role of chief mentor.

The Naresh Chandra Task Force, constituted to undertake a reappraisal of India's current and future security threats, submitted its report to the Prime Minister more than a month ago. Bits and pieces of the as yet secret report have appeared in the media but the government is yet to release it officially.

Vedanta has appointed three nominees, including its vice chairman Navin Agarwal and Priya Agarwal, on the company board.