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Kareena Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan Join Son Taimur for His Playschool Class Group Photo
And just like his other photos, Taimur's most recent picture with his classmates has also taken the internet by storm.
Heads of Public-Sector Banks to Discuss Bad Loans, Fraud Cases and Cash Crunch with Parliamentary Committee
The banking sector is grappling with rising non-performing assets (NPAs), which touched Rs 8.99 lakh crore or 10.11 per cent of total advances at December-end 2017. Of the total gross NPAs, the public sector banks accounted for Rs 7.77 lakh crore.
Bobby Deol at IIFA 2018: I am Blessed to be a Child from a Star Family
Bobby hopes to have a fraction of his father's stardom one day.
Govinda's Wife Slams Krushna, Kashmera for Talking Rubbish About Them Behind Their Back, Comedian Hits Back
Over the past few years, Govinda and his nephew Krushna Abhishek have not been on talking terms.
Centre, AAP in Twitter War Over Felling of Trees in South Delhi
The National Building Construction Corporation India Limited, a central public sector undertaking, said they planned to plant over 10 times the number of trees that would be cut in the process.
Raped and Murdered Latvian Tourist's Partner Moves Kerala HC for CBI Probe
Jordan said that the police was reluctant to dig into the 'underbelly of organised criminal gangs' present in the city’s tourist spots.
FIFA World Cup 2018: England Seek Trusty Lieutenants to Captain Harry Kane
Handed a winning start for the first time in a major tournament for 12 years by captain Harry Kane's injury-time winner against Tunisia, England can look forward to Sunday's meeting with Panama with a rare sense of World Cup calm.
Anushka, Virat Get Legal Notice from Arhhan Singh, the Man Schooled by Actress for Littering
Earlier this week, Virat tweeted a 17-second-long clip of Anushka scolding Arhhan for littering on the road.
19 Assam Rifles Offers Lesson in Humanity, Adopts Girl with Special Needs
In the dimly lit room of her thatched hut, Colonel Anand Bajpai recalled how Hoineithem Haokip remained impassive while seated on a stool as he tried his best to strike a conversation.
London Mayor Condemns UK's 'Offensive' Visa Policy Towards Indian Students
There isn't a problem about students overstaying. All the evidence shows that Indians who study here leave with a very positive attitude. So, when they become chief executives or investors, they invest in the UK, he said.
2nd Video of Hapur Lynching Shows Mob Forcing Man to Confess to Cow Slaughter
Samayuddin, 65, one of the men who were allegedly brutally assaulted by the mob, can be seen pleading with the attackers. The mob is heard asking him to identify others who they alleged slaughtered a cow.
IIFA Awards 2018 Day 1: Bollywood Stars Kick Off the Ceremony With a Bang. See Photos, Videos
One of Bollywood's biggest award shows kick-started the celebrations in the most spectacular manner at IIFA Rocks 2018 in Bangkok.
PM Modi to Unveil Several Development Projects in Madhya Pradesh Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate the Mohanpura irrigation project worth Rs 3,866 crore to the people of the state which includes a dam and a canal system benefiting 727 villages in Madhya Pradesh.
Google Play Introduces New Tools to Manage Subscriptions
Google said subscriptions on Google Play continue to see huge growth, with subscribers growing over 80 per cent year over year.
Massive Corruption in Rs 3,800 Crore Mohanpura Dam Alleged Ahead of Inauguration by PM Modi
Dubey, who is the head of Congress RTI Cell, demanded that a thorough probe should be ordered into the scam and after verification of original documents of people in submergence affected villages, cases should be lodged against the guilty.
Hillary Clinton Says Putin Leading Xenophobic Movement Out to Damage US
The former secretary of state described Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election she lost to Donald Trump as "a clear and present danger to western democracy".