No Water, No Medicine, No Help: Dehydration Kills 35 Inmates Of 'Old-Age Home' As Govt. Become Deaf & Dumb

By Kajol Singh in New Delhi

INNLIVE readers can see in the photo that hungry inmates are having lunch along with a dead body in lying with them and without any care the hungry inmates are eating food which fed to them after three-days. This is the situation in this Old-Age Home in Delhi. And the government is virtually become deaf and dumb over these old orphan people.  

Death lurks here. With the searing heat scorching one and all, the residents in Delhi’s only government-recognised old-age home are dying. 

How Mukesh Ambani's Loss-Making Private Firm Has Got Public Banks To Restructure Its Loans And Stability?

By M H Ahssan
Group Editor in Chief

Loss-making Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure has been the beneficiary of favourable decisions by the government and banks.

A loss-making company controlled by India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, who heads the country's biggest private corporate entity, Reliance Industries Limited, has successfully managed to reschedule repayments of its loans to banks. Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure Limited, the closely-held firm whose shares are not listed on stock exchanges, has a colourful and controverisal past.

Kerala Pioneer Eyes New Horizons For 'Jackfruit' Industry

By Samuel Johnson in Kochi

A new food processing company in Kerala proposes to market innovative products, the success of which could well place the largely neglected jackfruit in the focus of attention of bigger players in the state’s food processing industry. 

Artocarpus Foods Private Limited, is a newly started food processing company in Kerala. Located at Thaliparamb in Kannur district, it is the country’s first full-fledged jackfruit processing venture. Artocarpus is the genus name of jackfruit’s family of fruits.

The Growing Tussle Between Two-Chief Ministers Of India

By M H Ahssan
Group Editor in Chief

As the time is passing the tussle between two-fire-brand chief ministers is growing to it's peak. One claims the complete involvement of cash-on-vote scam, another accused to master the entire episode.

Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu has the image of being media-savvy. He does occasionally fumble for words and sentences, but generally, he conveys the impression of being a mature politician.

OpEd: Tomorrow's World - Inside The Minds Of Arab Youth

By Mohd Ahsanuddin Haseeb
Principal Gulf Editor in Jeddah, KSA

With the legacy of the Arab Spring waning, Arab youth are uncertain whether democracy could ever work in the Middle East.

Confidence among Arab youth that the Arab Spring would bring positive change across the region is declining. In 2015, just 38 percent agree that the Arab world is better off following the Arab Spring, compared to 54 percent in 2014, 70 percent in 2013, and 72 percent in 2012. Similarly, fewer than half (41 percent) agree they will be better off in five years following the uprisings, down from 58 percent in 2014, 74 percent in 2013, and 71 percent in 2012.

The continued regional turmoil appears to weigh heavily on Arab youth outside the GCC region. When asked to think about the Arab world following the uprisings, 35 percent in North Africa and 25 percent in the Levant think it is better off, while looking ahead at the next five years, just 39 percent in North Africa and 26 percent in the Levant feel they will be better off.

'Firoz Merchant', A Businessman In Dubai: Why He Is Rescuing Thousands Of Debtors From UAE Prisons?

By Mohd Ahsanuddin Haseeb
Principal Gulf Editor in Dubai, UAE

Softly-spoken Indian businessman Firoz Merchant is a self-made millionaire, ranked number 30 on the recent '50 Richest Indians List', with a wealth estimated at around $440m. This is a far cry from having to leave school at the age of 11 because his parents could not afford the fees and living in a cramped Mumbai bedroom with his eight siblings.

Fast forward to Dubai and he now owns a gold retail conglomerate that is one of the biggest names in the industry and, in the midst of a challenging retail sector, has just announced multi-million-dollar expansion plans, is set to create 2,000 new jobs and is aiming to enter the hospitality sector.

After Maggi, Fresh Tests Reveal Big Noodle Brands Like Top Ramen, Ching's And Foodles Fail Quality Standards

By Likha Veer 
Group Executive Editor

If you carried the impression that Maggi was the only noodle brand harmful to your health, think again. The latest lab report shows that several other popular brands are equally unsafe for consumption. 

The new test report by Delhi government’s food department has revealed that of the 12 samples of other brands of noodles, eight have failed the quality test. The samples collected were from brands like Top Ramen, Tops, Ching’s and Foodles. 

'Aam Sakita Likita, Likita Sakita' - The 'Mango Addiction'

Written by Reema Subia

When the magnificent Amaltas tress blossom iridescent yellow on Delhi's Shantipath and street vendors dole out irresistible KalaKhattas to harrowed pedestrians like there's no tomorrow, I know it's time to prepare for the king's arrival. The doorbell of my Chanakyapuri flat rings and I rush through the verandah to receive a sticky wooden carton sent by my grandfather. 

As the parched delivery boy gulps down down his glass of nimboo pani, his eyes smile with amusement as he notices me levitating in the sweet, aphrodisiacal smell of the parcel's contents.