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Agra (India): When the blind bard of Braj Bhasha, Soor Das sang of the childish antics of Sri Krishna along the Yamuna bank at Gau Ghat near Keitham lake in Agra, people believe it was the little Krishna himself who held his walking stick to show him the way.

Agra (India): Eight people, including two government engineers and six members of a family going to pay condolences, were killed in two road accidents in Agra district Monday, police said.

Agra (India): ‘I have always felt women are any day much stronger emotionally because nature has designed them that way, and if a woman is emotionally strong she can do a lot to change society and her own little world,” says personality development trainer Tulika Kapoor.  

Agra (India): Seventeen years after 17 people died and dozens fell sick after drinking water supplied by the Agra Water Works, water continues to remain the number one problem of the city of the Taj Mahal.

Just like nobody missed the smirk on his face, everyone noticed the smile on hers! Well, just to remind you folks, I am referring to the duo of tainted IPS officer Rathore and his lawyer wife.

Agra (India): With the summer holidays around the corner, a season of cultural revival is all set to begin in the city of love.

New Delhi (India): Footwear Design & Development Institute (FDDI), leather products, design and retail institution in the world, has collaborated with Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), world’s largest Open University.

  Aligarh (India): The Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University, Prof. PK Abdul Azis inaugurated Super Specialty building of the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and Extension of Dental College Building for Post Graduate Courses.  

New Delhi (India): In the book ‘SOUTH ASIA: Definitions and Clarifications’, published by Abhinav, New Delhi, author Reginald Massey’ provides an honest account of South Asia, warts and all. The books is ‘eminently readable and vastly informative… a fine sweep of such a long and complex history.’