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Majority of Indian youths have lost nine years of their prime time. They could not find jobs, though work with dignity to all was promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014. He had also emphasized on unemployability of our youth on account of lack of proper skill, and launched skill India mission and started Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) in 2015.

New Delhi: The All-India Football Federation (AIFF) on Thursday mourned the death of former forward Tulsidas Balaram, who passed away in Kolkata.

New Delhi: The field at the Hero Indian Open keeps getting stronger by the day. Japan's rising star and World No 79 Kazuki Higa has confirmed his participation in the US$ 2 million event, making him the highest ranked player in the field at this year's edition of India's national open.

New Delhi: Having started the series campaign with a dominating innings victory at Nagpur, India start favourite as they take Australia in the second test at the Arun Jaitely Stadium here from Friday.

Kolkata: Hyderabad's Sneha Singh carded three under 69 last round which enabled her to top the podium for the first time as a professional, winning the third leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club here on Thursday.

The recent appointment of six new governors by the president of India has revealed a lot about how the post of governor is viewed and cynically misused by the Modi government.

"Nikki Haley for President!" That was the talk of the town in the United States. This Haley is no comet. But if she breaks the glass ceiling then it will be meteoric. Hillary Clinton tried, but failed. Vice President Kamala Harris has a chance provided President Joe Biden steps aside. A former Governor of North Carolina, Nikki was President Donald Trump’s UN Ambassador.

India’s creative economy is large, but its untapped potential is even larger. India therefore must leverage its G20 Presidency to put creative economy concretely on the global agenda.

Even as Nagaland goes to the state assembly election on February 27, with an eye on the polls, BJP has unfolded its game plan to pre-empt trouble in its sensitive area- eastern Nagaland. Party president, JP Nadda made some promises for its development while releasing the election manifesto. The reason of giving priority to this region is not far to seek. And it is lack of development which is the reason of ear marking it.

During the last one month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited poll-bound Karnataka three times, notwithstanding the top leadership’s consistent reiteration that the state leaders would design and spearhead the campaign. Union home minister Amit Shah is also not far behind PM Modi. Shah has visited Karnataka for no fewer than half a dozen times. Modi and Shah focusing on Karnataka, though the assembly elections are still nearly 70 days away, underlines the importance of the victory of BJP in the state, described as the gateway to south.