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  Man's body with face disfigured found in field; 2 booked

  Crime | September 04, 2019 11:34 IST

  Some passers-by spotted the body at a field in the village on Tuesday and informed the police who rushed to the spot and sent it for postmortem, the official at Kalyan taluka police station said.  

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  Air travel made hassle-free; airports to introduce facial recognition instead of boarding pass in domestic flights

  India | October 04, 2018 12:40 IST

  The new process will soon roll out at the PPP (Public-Private Partnership) metro airports Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru and the four run by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) – Varanasi, Vijayawada, Pune and Kolkata.

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  Pakistan: Class 6 boy dies during 'face-slapping' game in Punjab province

  World | April 15, 2018 18:42 IST

  During break time, Bilal and Aamir chose to play Thapar Kabaddi (face-slapping) at Government High School Mian Channu when Bilal was severely struck near his neck.  

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  A man just became the world’s first patient to have two face transplants

  Trending | January 21, 2018 22:53 IST

  The world’s first face transplant was carried out in France 12 years ago.

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  Want beautiful, soft summer skin? Try out these homemade treatments

  Lifestyle | June 10, 2017 12:18 IST

  According to Mini Sood Banerjee, Brand Manager of Innisfree India, it is the right time to protect one's skin against the strong UV rays which result in skin tanning, as the heat also increases the problems of dark patches and wrinkles.

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  ATTENTION! Lack of proper sleep may impair face recognition, claims study

  Lifestyle | October 10, 2016 10:57 IST

  Lack of proper sleep or insomnia can impact the accuracy of face identification, a study with implications for those working in security or forensic settings, has found. Researchers from the University of New South Wales

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  Born to be beautiful: Yogasanas for a radiant face!

  Lifestyle | June 20, 2015 19:12 IST

  Who doesn't wish - a beautiful, glowing face with a peaceful mind just every morning?Indeed, each one of us but only if it was that simple!Forget the glowing skin and radiant face, the erratic lifestyle

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  Sister meets the man who gets her dead brother's face

  Life | May 30, 2015 13:05 IST

  How would you react when you see your late sibling's face on a stranger?You will be stoned and shockingly surprised! The same happened when a woman, whose brother was killed in an accident, met a

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  Dhakis face uncertain future

  India | October 02, 2014 11:26 IST

  Kolkata: ‘Dhakis' are integral to almost all festivities in Bengal but the art of playing the huge barrel-shaped membranophone instrument is dying a slow death.Most of the ‘dhakis' or men who play the ‘dhak' hail

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  Russia might face new economic sanctions over Ukraine : British PM

  World | September 05, 2014 6:23 IST

  London: Russia might face more economic sanctions unless it ceases its attempts to destabilise Ukraine, British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Thursday.In an interview with the BBC, Cameron said the measures taken against Russia,

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  Sara Errani to face Serena Williams in Rome final

  Tennis | May 18, 2014 9:37 IST

  ROME: Sara Errani became the first home player to reach the Italian Open final in nearly 30 years Saturday, and she'll face top-ranked Serena Williams for the trophy.   Using vocal crowd support to her advantage,

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  Tamil Nadu can also change face of India if power,water problem solved : Narendra Modi

  India | April 17, 2014 7:29 IST

  Coimbatore:  BJP leader Narendra Modi yesterday said Tamil Nadu can 'change the face of India' if it overcomes its power and water crisis and takes to linking of rivers for which a stable BJP-led NDA

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  Secularism will face a big threat if BJP comes to power: P Chidambaram

  India | April 14, 2014 9:46 IST

  Puducherry : Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram yesterday said secularism would face a big threat if the BJP came to power in the Lok Sabha polls.  Canvassing for Congress nominee and his ministerial colleague V

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  US faces trade barriers from India, China in telecom

  April 05, 2014 19:16 IST

  Washington: The US is facing a number of trade barriers in the telecommunication sector from India and China, a top Obama administration official said.“Barriers to trade in telecommunications-related goods and services disproportionately affect US suppliers,

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  Want likes? Give a face to your social media profile

  March 21, 2014 18:27 IST

  Washington: Tag a face, and not a scenery or painting, to your profile on social media to attract more 'likes' while simultaneously limiting your posts and photo uploads to maximise comments.  According to the researchers,

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  How Delhi Metro changed the face of the capital (watch pics)

  India | March 19, 2014 6:29 IST

  New Delhi: Remember the times when we used to board the overcrowded ‘Mudrika' DTC buses to travel across Delhi?But now traveling in Delhi is much easier and comfortable, with the advent of Delhi Metro. From

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  Google faces up to $5-bn fine in India

  March 09, 2014 17:09 IST

  New Delhi: Google, which is facing antitrust investigation in India by fair trade watchdog CCI, can face a penalty of up to about USD five billion if it is found to have violated competition norms

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  'Half of Jharkhand legislators face criminal cases'

  India | September 18, 2013 14:16 IST

  Ranchi: Nearly half of Jharkhand's 81 legislators face different types of criminal cases, and 20 of them face serious criminal cases, says an affidavit filed in the Jharkhand High Court by the state government."The state

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  I face gender bias every single day: Neelima (Interview)

  Bollywood | July 28, 2013 18:15 IST

  Chennai, July 28: It has been a tough journey for Neelima Tirumalasetti, a techie-turned-producer, who admits facing gender discrimination on a daily basis in the male-dominated film industry."Gender bias is something that is inbuilt into

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  Some 2,000 Fukushima workers face increased cancer risk

  World | July 20, 2013 13:54 IST

  Tokyo, July 20: Around 10 percent of the nearly 20,000 workers who have taken part in the clean-up of the disabled Fukushima nuclear plant were exposed to enough radiation to increase their risk of developing