Anil Gupta

Sopore IED attack: BJP says fresh response needed for changed strategy of terror outfits

A day after four policemen were killed in an improvised explosive device (IED) blast in Sopore, the BJP on Sunday said terrorist outfits had changed their strategy and a fresh response from intelligence agencies and security forces was needed to counter it.

BJP slams Farooq Abdullah's 'PoK belongs to Pakistan' statement, says it inspires Kashmiri youth towards terrorism

The Jammu and Kashmir unit of the BJP on Thursday hit out at Farooq Abdullah for his remarks that 70 years had passed but India could not get back PoK

What An Idea, Techpedia

Prof. Anil Gupta, Exec. VC, National Innovation Foundation at IIM Ahmedabad talks about Techpedia.in - an aggregation of 150000 ideas sourced from all over the country.

Kashmir unrest: Congress, NC 'colluding' with separatists for political gains, says BJP

BJP on Sunday accused the opposition Congress and NC of "colluding" with the separatists to exploit the ongoing unrest in Kashmir valley.

Toughening stand Congress expels two senior leaders in Uttarakhand for six years

Toughening its stand on rebel leaders, the Congress on Monday expelled from the party two senior leaders for six years for indulging in anti-party activities.

Uttarakhand crisis: Congress expels Vijay Bahuguna's son for six years for 'anti-party' activities

State Congress chief Kishore Upadhyay said the expulsion of Saket Bahuguna and Anil Gupta was based on the basis of their statements to the media

India needs a 'ministry of inventions' to push for new ideas, says Maneka Gandhi

Stressing on the need to adopt ecologically sustainable and pragmatic solutions, Union Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Thursday said

Rate hike hurting margins and consumer demand, says India Inc

India Inc is already reeling under high interest rates and things are likely to get worse after the latest interest rate hike. Funding costs rise, demand becomes lower and production goes down. Here's what Corporate India has to say.