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00:30
Mini-Cooper in India: Worth your money? official
Mini-Cooper and Triumph from UK, Vespa from Italy, PSA Peugeot Citroen from France and a German truck major have marked their entry into India. Now, you are spoiled for choices!
01:57
Speeding Mercedes kills auto driver in Delhi official
India has seen a lot of drunken driving cases - the Delhi BMW Sanjeev Nanda case, the Mumbai Alaistair Pereira case - which have claimed innocent lives on the streets. And on Saturday, in yet another drunken driving case, 24-year-old Hashmeet driving a Mercedes is accused of killing an auto driver in Delhi. The autorickshaw driver supported a family of six including a two-month-old.
00:39
RE 60: The next big thing from Bajaj official
The RE 60 will certainly create a lot of buzz when it arrives in the Indian market. Take a good look at it. This is the next big thing from Bajaj Auto.
19:02
Team India skips practice on third consecutive day official
MS Dhoni and his men appear to be taking a different approach in the run-up to the Perth Test. After losing the first two Tests, the players are grouping outside the cricket stadium.
07:10
Govt property can't be used for political gain: Quraishi on covering Mayawati's statues official
As officials are busy covering up statues of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati and of elephants, the ruling BSP's symbol, in Noida and Lucknow to comply with the Election Commission order, the Poll panel chief, SY Quraishi, in an exclusive interview to NDTV, says government property cannot be used for political gain. He also says that statues are being covered to ensure a level playing field.
04:06
गठबंधन पर पवार ने कांग्रेस को दिया अल्टीमेटम official
शरद पवार ने मुंबई बीएमसी समेत 6 महानगरपालिका चुनाव में गठबंधन पर फैसला लेने के लिए कांग्रेस को आज शाम तक का समय दिया है।
00:30
प्रैक्टिस की जगह टीम इंडिया ने की गो-कार्टिंग official
ऑस्ट्रेलिया में लगातार दो हार के बाद भी टीम इंडिया के खिलाड़ी सतर्क नहीं हुए हैं। अब भी वे मौज-मस्ती में लगे हुए हैं।
01:03
Caught on camera: 20-storey building demolished in seconds official
It didn't take long -- mere seconds, in fact -- to create a new hole in the skyline of Houston's medical district. Demolition crews used high explosives to implode the 20-story former Prudential Building that had been a landmark of the district landscape southwest of downtown Houston since 1952. (Courtesy: youtube.com/user/mdandersonorg)
04:14
Election Commission's 'operation cover-up' of Mayawati statues divides many official
Ever since the Election Commission ordered the statues of Mayawati and her party symbol, the elephants, to be covered up in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the polls, there's been a growing debate over whether the order makes any sense. The commission clearly feels it needs to be done to ensure a free and fair election while others say it's not practical. Today, officials in UP struggled to implement the order and they have a truly elephantine task!
02:05
Mumbai: Drunk driving accidents down; police campaign a success? official
While the national capital witnessed yet another drunken driving accident, things are different in Mumbai. Is that because of the police's strict action when it comes to drunk driving?
01:34
तेज रफ्तार मर्सिडीज ने ली ऑटो वाले की जान official
दिल्ली के वसंत कुंज में एक तेज रफ्तार मर्सिडीज कार ने ऑटो को टक्कर मार दी, जिसमें ऑटो चालक की मौत हो गई।
01:40
Congress reaches out to Mamata, says disagreements can be worked out official
A day after West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee issued it a "feel free to leave alliance", threat, the Congress seems to have struck a conciliatory note. Senior party leader Salman Khurshid today reached out to Ms Banerjee saying that differences can be worked out and that there is a communication gap that needs to be filled.
01:04
अजित को छोड़कर अनुराधा ने मुलायम का दामन थामा official
आरएलडी की महासचिव और पूर्व सांसद अनुराधा चौधरी समाजवादी पार्टी में शामिल हो गई हैं। अनुराधा, आरएलडी प्रमुख अजित सिंह की करीबी मानी जाती रही हैं।
01:54
No rift with the army, says Zardari official
After the Memogate tremor shook Pakistan's political establishment and pushed him into yet another controversy, President Asif Ali Zardari has said that the scandal has been given unnecessary publicity. In his first major interview in recent months, Mr Zardari also dismissed rumours of his resignation and the reported rift with the army, saying that "there is no one that innocent in Pakistan to ask me for my resignation."
00:36
दलाई लामा पर हमले का खतरा official
तिब्बती धर्मगुरु दलाई लामा पर भारत में छह चीनी नागरिक हमला कर सकते है। खुफिया सूचनाओं के आधार पर यह चेतावनी दी गई है।
01:00
Aviation minister reacts to DGCA report, says won't compromise on air safety official
After a report by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) that most airlines are unsafe, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh has said that ministry will not have any tolerance for airlines that violate safety norms. "There are some concerns about safety and there is not going to be any compromise on that. That's DGCA's job, they continuously monitor and pull up those airlines where they see there could be a problem," said Mr Singh.
00:30
गुवाहाटी में तेंदुए ने तीन को किया घायल official
असम के गुवाहाटी में एक तेंदुए के घुस आने से दहशत फैल गई। इस तेंदुए ने तीन लोगों को घायल कर दिया। वन विभाग के कर्मचारियों ने काफी मशक्कत के बाद इसे पकड़ा।
02:24
Punjab polls: Amarinder Singh's brother quits Congress, joins Akali Dal official
Malvinder Singh, brother of former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh, has joined joining the rebel Akali Dal camp just ahead of the state elections. Sources say that Malvinder quit the Congress party after he wasn't given the party ticket from Samana, which was instead awarded to his nephew and Amarinder Singh’s son Raninder.
02:32
UP polls: After poll panel's order, draping of Mayawati's statues begins official
A day after the Election Commission (EC) ordered the covering of statues of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati and her party symbol, the elephant, draping has begun on the structures in various parts of the state. The EC's order is part of the model code of conduct that is in place after dates for the upcoming assembly polls were announced in December last year. Elections in UP are slated to begin on February 4 and will, over seven phases, wrap up on February 28.
14:26
Congress plays down Mamata's threat of 'feel free to leave alliance' official
With strained ties between the Congress and the Trinamool out in the open, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee hit out at the Congress today saying, she has always worked alone and the Congress is free to leave the alliance. However, the Congress downplayed the alleged row, saying these things happen in a coalition. "These things happen in a coalition. Disagreements happen but we should not be overaggressive. The issues are resolved through talks," said Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi.