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Coronavirus Outbreak: Circus companies stare at losses, uncertainty with lockdown; trapeze artistes, clowns may soon be jobless

Circus companies across West Bengal have been out of business since early March when the scare over the pandemic started gaining ground.

IRCTC's Tatkal bookings hit after website, app shut for maintenance; passengers take to Twitter with complaints

Passengers were enraged over the way then IRCTC selected the time for maintenance of its website and app as it was the peak time for booking Tatkal tickets.

Air Works releases planes without recording, fixing defects, finds DGCA audit; sends notice to firm

The Gurugram-based over six-decade old Air Works provides maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services to airlines, business jets and chopper operators through its 17 facilities in India and abroad.

Partners in live-in relationships in India can hope for better rights, if earlier verdicts are anything to go by

The Supreme Court currently examining a case to determine whether a live-in relationship can be treated as a de-facto marriage and whether a man can be held liable to pay his partner maintenance if the relationship ends because of refusal to marry.

Mumbai airport runway closure: 120 flights cancelled as authorities conduct maintenance activities

Some 120 flights were cancelled and many more rescheduled due to a two-day closure of the Mumbai International Airport runway starting Monday.

Indian Railways' track maintenance work delayed 4 out of 10 trains in 2017, says report

Four out of ten trains in the country are being delayed not because of fog, vagaries of nature or accidents, but because of railways' large scale repair work, according to official data.

Triple talaq Bill is flawed in its present form; Rajya Sabha must amend it or send it to the dustbin

In its current form, the triple talaq Bill is designed to keep the issue alive for electoral and political purposes. It is definitely not a reform in Muslim family law.

Opponents of triple talaq bill are peddling false narratives; both judiciary and legislature can initiate reform

Any bill which brings criminal sanction must be satisfactorily deliberated in the legislature but the bill's opponents have squandered this opportunity.

Winter Session of Parliament to see 40 bills: Surrogacy, rights for divorced Muslim women and consumers on agenda

The Winter Session of the Parliament is set for a stormy session ahead with the government hoping to pass 40 key bills on corruption, surrogacy and citizenship based on religion among others

Deepak Tijori files nullity case against wife Shivani alleging she did not divorce first husband

Deepak Tijori has alleged that his marriage with wife Shivani stands null and void as she is not his legal wife.