With IOS 10, Your Iphone's Basically Just A Lockscreen Now!

By M H AHSSAN | INNLIVE

If you want to drive yourself crazy, have someone tweak a setting or two on your phone. Nothing major, just remap a gesture or swap a homescreen icon. Only then will you appreciate how you take everything about your phone for granted.

This sums up my first day with the beta of iOS 10, which arrives this fall on hundreds of millions of iPhones and iPads. For the antsy, there’s a public beta starting today, so you can start getting used to all the newness now.

Telangana Chief Minister's 2-BHK Populist Scheme Remains On Paper?

By LIKHAVEER | INNLIVE

The Telangana state government's ambitious scheme of building two-bedroom houses is struggling to take off more than two years after chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao promised free houses for the poor. Grappling with issues related to the programme, housing minister Indrakaran Reddy says the scheme is suffering from teething troubles.

"Once it starts, there will be no looking back and we can finish building 2.65 lakh houses within a year. But, the catch is that it is taking time to take off," he told INNLIVE.

Why Chronic Pain Risk Transmitted From Parents To Kids?

By SARAH WILLIAMS | INNLIVE

Genetics, effects on early development and social learning are some of the factors that contribute to the risk of chronic pain being transmitted from parents to children, a new study has found.

Amanda L Stone from Vanderbilt University and Anna C Wilson from Oregon Health & Science University in the US presented a conceptual model of transmission of chronic pain, including potential mechanisms and moderating factors.

Inside BJP: Why BJP Putting Up With Navjot Singh Sidhu's Defiance Of The Party Line?

By NEWS KING | INNLIVE

Is it the fear of the AAP – or just not having any other recognisable face in Punjab?

Navjot Singh Sidhu has an uncanny ability to remain in the news. The dashing batsman, who made a name for himself as an Indian cricket opener, and then a motormouth commentator with his rat-a-tat soundbytes, followed by a career as a Bharatiya Janata Party member of Parliament, has of late more been known for his role on a popular television comedy show.

Eid Mubarak! Why Are Seviyan Such An Integral Part Of Eid Ul-Fitr Celebrations?

By SALEHA HASEEB | INNLIVE

Happy Eid 2016! Unarguably, seviyan form an indispensable part of Eid festivities. It is something one can't do without and simply can't get enough of. Let's trace back its cultural significance and the reason why it assumes a central position during the festival.

We don’t quite know whether it was Marco Polo, the famous Venetian traveler of the 13th century, who brought back noodles from China to Italy and hence kick started the pasta revolution.

Exclusive: The Indian Al Qaeda Cell That Dodged Spooks For 20 Years: Police Charge-Sheet Reveals Secret Terror Module Knew About IC-814 Plane Hijacking And Met 26/11 Mumbai Attack Plotters

By NEWSCOP | INNLIVE

An arrested member of al Qaeda's India wing has been in touch with Pakistani jihadi outfits since the mid-1990s, and was aware of Jaish-e-Mohammed's plan to free terrorist leader Maulana Masood Azhar from jail, a Delhi Police charge-sheet says. The operative, Mohammed Abdul Rehman, was told by a Pakistani terrorist in 1999 that 10 JeM members were in Nepal, ready to strike to secure Azhar's release. Intelligence agencies remained clueless about Rehman and several others like him, who had a free run for nearly two decades. Giving Indian sleuths the slip, they travelled to Pakistan for terror training, returned, and got involved in radicalising and influencing youths for jihad.

Exclusive: The Indian Al Qaeda Cell That Dodged Spooks For 20 Years: Police Charge-Sheet Reveals Secret Terror Module Knew About IC-814 Plane Hijacking And Met 26/11 Mumbai Attack Plotters

By NEWSCOP | INNLIVE

An arrested member of al Qaeda's India wing has been in touch with Pakistani jihadi outfits since the mid-1990s, and was aware of Jaish-e-Mohammed's plan to free terrorist leader Maulana Masood Azhar from jail, a Delhi Police charge-sheet says. The operative, Mohammed Abdul Rehman, was told by a Pakistani terrorist in 1999 that 10 JeM members were in Nepal, ready to strike to secure Azhar's release. Intelligence agencies remained clueless about Rehman and several others like him, who had a free run for nearly two decades. Giving Indian sleuths the slip, they travelled to Pakistan for terror training, returned, and got involved in radicalising and influencing youths for jihad.

Swim Or Sink: Snapdeal May Die A Slow And Painful Death!

By M H AHSSAN | INNLIVE

Recently, American e-commerce major Amazon announced an additional $3-billion investment in India, making clear its intention to win in the country. This throws up a massive challenge for all homegrown e-commerce companies, among which Snapdeal could be hurt the most.

The Gurgaon-based firm currently has Amazon India (Amazon.in) snapping at its heels for the second position in an overcrowded market. Snapdeal lags Flipkart on most metrics, and is only marginally ahead of Amazon.in.