New Delhi - The first of Future Care Conference series, started with a resounding success on the evening of 5^th May, at India Habitat Center.  The conference was aptly titled ‘The Care Continuum: Challenges and Solutions’ and was jointly organized by continuum healthcare industry’s three emerging leaders– ElderCare, India Virtual Hospital and Kainos Global.

London : A massive manhunt was underway as Scotland Yard armed officers were dispatched to London Bridge after a van ploughed into pedestrians here in a suspected terror attack followed by stabbing incidents in the area. Several people have been injured with one feared dead as gunfire was also heard in the area, police said. "From 2208 hrs (local time) officers responded to reports of a vehicle in collision with pedestrians on London Bridge.

Panchkula - “Where words leave off, Music begins.” To garland the goddess of music, Saraswati , with our heartfelt gratitude, the Sky world school team became the honoured host for the Zee TV show SA RE GA MA PA auditions.

Chandigarh - Government of Punjab has given in principle approval to the “New IT policy” for the State, informed Mr Vijay Inder Singla, IT & PWD Minister Punjab. After having notified the New Industrial and Business Development Policy- 2017, process is on to cater to the sector specific nuances and soon

Rewari : The state government has taken another step to improve the functioning of CM Window for ensuring redressal of every complaint in a proper manner. Eminent persons will be associated with the CM window in every district to inform the complainants about redressal of their complaints and get their feedback in this respect.

The Indian Super League is a tournament that annually becomes more attractive for professionals and fans. Here you can watch both the already experienced players and the young stars of world football.

Marathi Actress Pooja Sawant looked ravishing in a black gown for an award ceremony. Pooja donned Label Mithi Kalra, clubbed it with a neat bun and hanging earrings.

Jaipur - Annually around 70 Lakhs people die globally because of tobacco related cancers &further disturbing is the fact that India itself contributes 16% to this irreversible loss.