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Pichai at SRCC: From desi mithai in Android to the next Silicon Valley, Google has India covered

From Project Loon to Wi-FI at 400 railway stations and maybe even an Indian sweet as the next Android update, Google is focusing big on India

Google is focussed on machine learning, driverless cars: Sundar Pichai at SRCC

On 17 December, Google CEO Pichai will face the students of Delhi University's Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) for Q&A session tagged 'Ask Sunder'.

Ashwagandha vs ginseng: Why Modi loves his Ayurveda

For Narendra Modi, ayurveda is just what the doctor, or the speechwriter, ordered. It's shorthand for so much - past glory, a present that can't capitalize on a treasure trove, and a future that needs to learn from the Chinese.

Surnames, politics of dynasty matter less now: Jaitley

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday said times have changed and now surnames do not seem to matter in politics.

Smriti Irani meets UGC Chief but unlikely to interfere in FYUP row

Smriti Irani met UGC chairman Professor Ved Kumar and other UGC officials over the recent deadlock between UGC and DU on the issue of DU's FYUP.

Delhi University issues fifth cut off list

Over 20 colleges still have seats available for Commerce in the fifth cut off list issued today, a far cry from previous years for the much-in-demand course.

Letter from DU VC to students of St Stephen's, LSR, SRCC

Our columnist gets into the Vice Chancellor of Delhi University's head to welcome the lucky few who have made it into three of India's finest colleges.

The confused criticism of Narendra Modi

Most critics of the Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi have two sticks to beat him with - 2002 riots and malnourishment. Here's why they don't count.

Rahul vs Modi: Neither fit to be PM candidate?

Narendra Modi might have wooed audiences at SRCC with his speech. But experts believe that does not give him an upper hand over Rahul Gandhi in the next Assembly elections in 2014.

Narendra Modi’s SRCC speech: Why some editors chose to skip it

While some have called it his arrival on the national stage, not all newspapers shared the view. Here's a look at what the major newspapers did with the speech yesterday.