India
Narendra Modi will not be able to wash his sins in Varanasi: Lalu Prasad
Continuing his tirade against Narendra Modi, RJD President Lalu Prasad on Friday called him a 'sinner' and said he will not be able to "wash his sins" at Varanasi.
My accident has messed up the schedule of 'Guddu Rangeela': Amit Sadh
Amit Sadh's fractured leg, which has put Subhash Kapoor's new project 'Guddu Rangeela' behind schedule by a month.
Ramesh Gopi aka Remo D'Souza sought parents' approval to change his name
Remo D'Souza says he was born as Ramesh Gopi, but changed it to Remo after getting his parents' approval.
US eyes military supplies for Ukraine, seeks to avoid escalation
Ukraine's government has put its heavily outnumbered and outgunned forces on alert for an invasion from Russia.
Red Bull appeal against Daniel Ricciardo disqualification
Formula One champions Red Bull have formally appealed against the disqualification of Ricciardo from the Australian Grand Prix.
Saudi beggar dies leaving million-dollar fortune behind
The blind woman had begged for 50 years on the streets of Jeddah, leaving behind a sizable fortune.
LS polls: Kapil Sibal files nomination papers for Chandni Chowk constituency
Union Minister Kapil Sibal on Thursday filed his nomination papers from Chandni Chowk constituency, even as AAP candidates Ashish Khetan and Anand Kumar entered the poll fray from New Delhi and North East constituencies respectively.
Democracy replaced by dictatorship of one person in WB: Congress
Senior Congress leader Soumen Mitra on Thursday alleged democracy was replaced by a dictatorship of one person in West Bengal.
2008 Delhi serial blasts: Court dismisses bail plea of Yasin Bhatkal, aide
Indian Mujahideen (IM) co-founder Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar were on Thursday denied bail by a Delhi court in connection with a September 2008 Delhi serial blasts case.
Candour, humour and single malts, that's what you brought to us: Tisca Chopra mourns Khushwant Singh death
Tisca Chopra, grand-niece of noted writer Khushwant Singh, mourned his death.
It was a pretty cheap stunt: President Obama on Ellen DeGeneres' Oscar selfie
Obama teased Ellen DeGeneres for using "a bunch of celebrities" to break his record for most retweets.
Cong LS candidate Mohammad Azharuddin faces opposition from party workers
Former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, the Congress candidate from Rajasthan's Tonk-Sawai Madhopur constituency, is facing opposition from party workers who are holding demonstrations and demanding the ticket be given to a local party worker.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba invests $280 million in messaging app Tango
The investment gives Alibaba a minority stake in a messaging service with 200 million registered users and 70 million active users.
Australian press conference on missing Malaysian plane: As it happened
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said aircraft were en route to the area where the objects were found.
Shameful that Muzaffarnagar riots accused given LS tickets, says ex-Justice Rajinder Sachar
Former Chief Justice Rajinder Sachar on Wednesday termed as "shameful" the act of political parties giving Lok Sabha tickets to Muzaffarnagar riots accused.
Assam: Tarun Gogoi's son files nomination from Koliabor
The second generation of Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi's family stepped into active politics with his son Gaurav Gogoi filing his nomination papers for the Koliabor parliamentary seat on Wednesday.
