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Kapur will become only the fourth Indian after Randhawa (2004), Lahiri (2012) and Milkha (2012) to make the cut at the British Open.

The government has suspended mobile internet services and is likely to impose restrictions.

Three persons, who allegedly assaulted a journalist and left him unconscious, were arrested by the police late on Thursday night. Betul's Superintendent of Police (SP) Lalit Shakyawar confirmed the arrest.

Priyanka Chopra travelled to Imphal recently to get into the skin of her character in upcoming biopic on Mary Kom.

Drought relief work in western districts of Rajasthan will continue till the end of this month in view of the scanty rainfall the region has received so far this monsoon.

Jharkhand Speaker C P Singh said he would resign on Friday. "I will go to the Assembly at 3:00 pm and handover my resignation letter," Singh told PTI in Ranchi.

The ministry had to name only one sportsperson for the Bharat Ratna and three-time Olympic gold medallist Dhyan Chand was their choice.

Force India's Young Driver Test continued here with British driver James Calado completing 48 laps this morning.

Kareena Kapoor is playing a firebrand TV journalist in Prakash Jha's forthcoming film 'Satyagraha'.

In June, a Mumbai sessions court ruled that Salman Khan should be charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder in the case.

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (SUN.NS) ended 3.7 percent lower after hitting its all-time high on Thursday.

British media reported that the Montenegro striker's fee was 22 million pounds.

The gunbattle took place during a combing operation by securitymen inside Tureighat forest near Kirambadunguri village last night, said SP.

US President Barack Obama has nominated an Indian-American woman for the key post of Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia. Subject to confirmation by the Senate, Nisha Desai Biswal, who is currently the Assistant Administrator for Asia...

Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid said Pakistan had sought a clarification from India about the comments by an Indian officer about the "engineered" attacks.

The Election Commission on Thursday granted 14 days of time to BJP leader Gopinath Munde to reply to its showcause notice for disqualification over his poll expense remark. Munde had sought four more weeks' time along with reports of returning officer on...