Men in high heels run in the second edition of the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event in Sofia

A national flag 90 feet long, 60 feet wide and weighing 35 kg is hoisted in Central Park

AAP leader Shazia IImi, who is accused of vandalising BJP office on Wednesday during a protest

Parents, along with residents, block the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway after three children were found missing

Junior doctors swear an oath not to vote for the Samajwadi party at a dharna in Allahabad on Tuesday

BJP PM candidate Narendra Modi and LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan during the Hunkar rally in Muzaffarpur

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International

Revered French filmmaker Alain Resnais dies aged 91

Mar 02, 2014 - AFP

Veteran French filmmaker Alain Resnais, a star of the New Wave movement who went on to make close to 50 movies, has died aged 91, his producer told AFP on Sunday.

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Metros

A group of regular women Metro commuters enjoy a ride at the invitation of DMRC

Mar 09, 2014 - PTI

A group of regular women Metro commuters enjoy a ride at the invitation of DMRC during the launch of its “Know Your Metro” campaign for commuters in New Delhi on Saturday, International Women’s Day.

Newsmakers

A farmer loses control over his pair of oxen

Mar 09, 2014 - Age Correspondent | ARUNCHANDRA BOSE

A farmer loses control over his pair of oxen as they raced through a paddy field during the Kakkoor Kalavayal festival at Kakkoor village, near Piravam, Kerala, on Saturday.

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Sports

Panel doesn’t want to go public either

Mar 08, 2014 - Age Correspondent | Bipin Dani

Not only is the Board of Control for Cricket in India opposed to disclosing the contents of a sealed envelope handed over to the Supreme Court by members of the IPL probe committee, even members of t

Editorial

How far will a federal front travel?

Mar 09, 2014

It is a sign of the times that in this election there is a likelihood of not one but two sets of regional groupings emerging. This is a new feature, although the picture in this respect is not wholly clear yet, for in some cases only feelers have been sent out so far, as in the instance of the AIADMK and Trinamul Congress.

Here and Now

Here & Now
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Mexican spice fest
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Judging by the protracted slugfest between the Congress, the core of the ruling United Progressive Alliance, and the Bharatiya Janata Party, the only other mainstream party that led a coalition government, the National Democratic Alliance, for six years (1998-2004), it would seem that the looming parliamentary poll is going to be an epic battle between “secular and communal forces”.

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