A 73-year-old senior was waiting in line for P20-per-kilo rice when tragedy struck. The victim was hit, dragged, and later ...

Thirty-nine-year-old Arpita Banerjee, a resident of Baranagar in West Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district, has been battling multiple health problems since childhood, exacerbated by neurological ...

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Jan-E-Alam, 50, joined a long queue of vehicles around 1:30am yesterday near Mohakhali Railgate to get fuel from Trust Filling Station near Bijoy Sarani, about 2km away. He finally managed to buy fuel ...

It was supposed to be their fifth and final chance to buy directly from FIFA before the resale market opens tomorrow (Thursday) - but a major misstep by officials turned the process into chaos.

After shedding around 20% of its workforce in the last 15 months, the Interior Department is once again offering employees incentives to leave the agency as part of what it is calling a new “strategic ...

Markets sink after president offers little detail on how he intends to wind down conflict over next two to three weeks Middle East crisis – live updates Donald Trump used a prime time address to the ...

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Other nations build statues of their heroes. We build long, winding queues that somehow, miraculously, almost always work. So, come for the crisis, stay for the queue, where the real India happens.