Nestle CEO Mark Schneider to step down after eight years at helm
His successor, Laurent Freixe successfully managed the company’s European zone during the 2008 financial crisis and until 2014
His successor, Laurent Freixe successfully managed the company’s European zone during the 2008 financial crisis and until 2014
While NASA is rigorous about astronaut safety on its missions, there are no U.S. standards or laws for safety in private missions like Polaris
Former apex appellate division judge of the Supreme Court Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik was detained by Border Guard Bangladesh as he was trying to cross over to India through Sylhet’s Kanaighat border.
Deputy leader of Opposition in Karnataka Legislative Assembly Arvind Bellad has accused the Congress led statement of being anti-Hindu for reportedly stopping the development works of temples in the state and reducing the Muzrai funds
Two-day annual cultural festival ‘Aarohana’ begins at SDM Biomedical Research Institute in Dharwad with formal inauguration by Vice-Chancellor of SDM University Niranjan Kumar
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has approved establishment of Assistant Regional Office of Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) at Hubballi and accordingly sanctioned the required staff, Union minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Pralhad Joshi has said.
Kirby did not detail where progress had been made, but he did insist that there’s been momentum in the conversations among the mediators from the U.S., Israel and Hamas' interlocutors Egypt and Qatar
The strike targeted Abu-’Abd al-Rahman al-Makki, a senior leader of the Al Qaeda-aligned Hurras al-Din
Sinner's case has created a storm considering other players who failed drugs tests usually get suspended during the course of the investigation.
As many as 300 houses will be constructed for them, and ₹6 crore released to initiate the works, he says, adding that a thorough probe will be ordered into the ‘human error’
Hannah Lynch, 18, was the last person unaccounted for aboard The Bayesian, a 56-meter (184-foot) British-flagged yacht that went down in a storm
In Gujarat, poor and lower-middle income families who are often turned away by banks approach the hundreds of unregistered private money lenders and soon fall into an unending debt trap. The lenders constantly harass them, issuing threats or seizing their lands, which pushes them to attempt suicide. Mahesh Langa reports on the victims and the police’s efforts in curbing this increasing trend
Witnesses said the perpetrator was at large