BCCL is new stake holder of Travel Masti
One of the prime travel related service provider portal, Travel Masti Holidays has now new stake holder, BCCL.
Travel Masti mainly offer services to domestic and inbound tourists and also deals with corporates for their conferences.
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Many Head changes for Army
With Lt General Deepak Kapoor set to take over as new Army Chief on oct 1, the Defense Ministry had announced many other reshuffles in top brass of Army.
Lt Gen Milan Lalit Kumar Naidu will be the new Vice Chief of Army staff.
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Sania reaches 3rd round in US Open
26th seeded India’s Sania Mirza advanced to 3rd round of US Open by beating USA’s Laura Granville in strait stets of 6-3, 7-5. In next round Mirza will be facing her recent enemy no 1, Russia’s Anna Chakvetadze.
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4th ODI - Same old story
Indian cricket team once again proved that they are like typical bollywood movie where most of the films are made on same story but treated differently. Same applies to our team which does not seem to change its approach in all games except when the opponent decides to let loose.
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Delhi school teachers porn racket triggers violence
After a sting operation by a private TV channel showing Sarvodya Kanya Vidyalaya teacher Uma Khurana allegedly forcing girl student in to prostitution and to act in porn films had triggered violence in the Capital. Hundreds of agitating parents damaged school building and many public vehicles.
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Do or Die - Team have to pull up their socks
When India will go for fourth one dayer in Manchester against England, team might have to over come from plenty of problems. Team India is fully aware of the fact that defeat will tilt the series heavily in favor of the host.
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Salman still have to wait for freedom
Relief for Bollywood star Salman Khan does not seems to come easily. The Rajsthan High Court has adjourned Salman’s bail plea hearing in the 1998 chinkara poaching case for Friday.
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For politicians ego cost more than human life
A Hindi daily Dainik Bhaskar had published a story today how a boy died in ambulance because ambulance was caught in traffic caused by clash between Congress and BJP in Shimla on Thursday.
Four year boy Tinku was suffering from very high fever and was being taken to IGMC Hospital Shimla from Sarkaghat. But when ambulance reached near Shimla, caught in traffic jam because Congress and BJP workers were clashing outside Vidhansabha. Both the parties were trying to hold the rally on same spot.
Despite being ambulance, police does not allow vehicle to cross the mob and when his mother found it difficult to cross with ambulance then she took her son to near by Hospital on foot but doctors declared Tinku brought died.
Now when public is reacting sharply to this incident, both the parties are now blaming each other.
Tags: bjp congress shimla tinkuBajaj’s are trying hard for out of court settlement
The legal battle between the Bajaj Brothers Rahul and Shishir seems to be heading for a out of court settlement. Both brothers are tangled in legal battle for the division of the group.
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AIIMS crisis resolved – doctors strike called off
With in no time of the High Court order to center government to take immediate action to resolve AIIMS crisis, Union Health Minister A. Ramadoss agreed to sign Doctors degrees of AIIMS.
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