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There is little or no explanation to why these people still exist, sweating and panting in the unforgiving heat of summers, striving to earn a square meal, it’s not even about poverty, it’s more about humanity, more of an evidence that how cold our hearts have become, the deteriorating compassion towards our own kind, man riding over a man, what the picture lacks is a whip and it had been the epitome of cruelty but this guy has no one to plead to, no PETA will come to his rescue, but he could be awarded with false accusations and allegations or just plain brutal punches when the higher classes want to vent out their frustration. Many might not find anything wrong with the image, because this is not a man, not a fellow sapien, this is the animal we pay to ride on, this is just a beast of burden.

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Odisha Police has introduced a machine in Bhubaneshwar that is being seen as a major step towards women safety, the Instant Complaint Logging Internet Kiosk ( ICLICK) allows women to log a complaint without having to visit a police station.

Youtube channel Being Indian has tried to define a typical Delhi Guy and all the guff they have to say. The video intends to bring some of the most cliched things they often say and we think some of the things the video has mentions are undoubtedly and absolutely true. Here, take a look:

And you thought only Modi’s got it? Well, you were wrong

The Rohtak girls who garnered the limelight last year after the release of a video of them thrashing their alleged molesters in a Haryana Roadways bus have reportedly failed a polygraph test – where the police has yet refused to make the report public, some parts of it have somehow got leaked. The report also claim that their alleged molesters have however passed the test.

The two girls – Pooja and Aarti came under criticism last year as well when the conflict versions of the incident emerged, but this development can possibly turn the entire case against them.

What if CBI director once said “If you can’t stop rape, enjoy it”; what if Mulayam Singh once said “They are boys, they make mistakes”? They are our beloved country leaders and if they won’t practice freedom of speech then who will? Sure, India is the world’s biggest democracy, sure we recognize freedom of speech as our basic right but the fact that we are also a country that covertly favours elitism – is perhaps the sad part – and this video conveys that message well.

1. Asharam Bapu, spiritual guru

Time has come for courts to deal firmly with women filing false rape complaints as they are tormentors warranting punishment, a Delhi court has said. 

Republic Day: A walk down memory lane

Jamuna Prasad, an Uber taxi driver in Delhi, on Friday handed Rs 1,000 to his wife to offer as 'prasad' at a local temple, with the US firm restarting its operations in the national capital after a gap of one and half months.

Dr Suman Bijlani lists women's common sexual concerns and what they mean for men...

Candidates of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Gareeb Aadmi Party (GAP), Garib Raj Party (GRP) and some others championing the commonman cause have disclosed assets worth several crores in their affidavits submitted to the election commission.

In an effort to strengthen its presence in the luxury car space, Audi India is looking to launch improved versions of the Q3, A6 and Q7 models later this year.

"The Q3 and A6 would be launched during the second quarter (April-June) while the Q7 would be launched in the fourth quarter (October- December)," Twinkle Krishna, vice-president, operations, Audi Chennai, said.

This is being done in order to widen the gap with its closest competitor Mercedes Benz India.

Last year, Audi reported sales of 10,851 units in the country, a growth of more than 8% over 2013.

Mercedes Benz India reported annual sales of 10,201 units in 2014. It sold a total of 9,003 units in 2013.

The gap between the two luxury car markers is 650 units, and Audi is looking to embark on an experiential marketing campaign to bring in more customers into its fold.

"Under this, the experience would not be restricted to one test drive alone. Instead, customers can choose to test drive various models in the sedan and SUV (sports utility vehicles) on different days so that they would be fully able to understand all the product features across categories and models," Krishna said.

The story of Maharashtrian vada pav seller turned crorepati is blowing up across the net. Ulhasnagar resident Prem Tejumal Gurudasani was earning only 150 bucks a day, not enough to provide for a wife and kids. Now, within months he is scheduled to be worth Rs. 7 crore. He struck gold in his grandfather's inheritance, which left him and his siblings property worth a total of Rs. 35 crore.He told Mid-Day:  "I have been living in acute poverty. I have sold vada pav at the tea stall for the past ten years. I started with Rs. 80 a day and now I get Rs. 150 as my daily wage. Because of my low income, I had regular fights with my wife and she walked out of the house with my two kids nearly three years ago."

According to a report on India.com, Gauahar Khan had apparently paid a junior artist to slap her. While it was earlier reported that the actress was slapped on the finale episode of the reality show just for wearing a short dress, the truth seems to be quite different and shocking. As per the reports, accused Akil Malik revealed that he was a junior artist and he was searching for work from a long time and was told that if he slaps actress Gauhar Khan he will be paid handsomely and along with this he may get a well-paid role in Dabangg 3. The accused also maintained that he and Gauahar had a verbal agreement that she wouldn't report him to the cops and that there will be no legal action taken against him. 

Motorola has launched its flagship smartphone, Moto X, in the Indian market. Just like Moto G, the new smartphone will be available in India only via e-commerce website Flipkart.

As the brief spring warms the landscape, northern India cuts loose for a day of hijinx and general hilarity. 

This exuberant festival is also associated with the immortal love of Krishna and Radha, and hence, Holi is spread over 16 days in Vrindavan as well as Mathura - the two cities with which Lord Krishna shared a deep affiliation. Apart from the usual fun with coloured powder and water, Holi is marked by vibrant processions which are accompanied by folk songs, dances and a general sense of abandoned vitality.