Thousands of doctors are on strike across UP to protest what they call the lawlessness of the Samajwadi Party.
Bottom-placed Mumbai Magicians on Monday admitted that inconsistency had led to three consecutive losses in the 2nd Hockey India League.
Kim Kardashian recently tried to escape pursuing paparazzi by pulling over on the freeway.
Lenovo is one of several Asian tech companies seeking to loosen Apple's grip on China's tablet market with less expensive Android models.
The Congress on Monday demanded the resignation of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan after holding his administration responsible for the temple stampede that killed 115 people.
The Telugu Film Producers' Council is said to have recommended Telugu films 'Midhunam' and 'Sri Jagadguru Adi Shankara' for Oscars.
Srinagar: Much to the relief of over 30 lakh subscribers, mobile Internet services were restored in the Kashmir valley on Thursday after remaining suspended for four days as a precautionary measure after the communal clashes in Kishtwar district.
The toll in a hotel collapse in Secunderabad rose to 17 with the rescuers on Tuesday retrieving four more bodies from the rubble.
Statistical evidence show that cash transfers give people choices which they never thought they would get.
Over 18,000 applications for issuing 'emergency certificates' to return to India have been received till May 2 by Indian Embassy in Riyadh.
Tamil actor Arvind Swami's turn to make an appearance on reality show 'Neengalum Vellalam Oru Kodi'(NVOK).
The moderate faction of Hurriyat Conference expressed concern over what it claimed 'increasing confrontation' between India and Pakistan.
The metal sector index suffered the most by losing 2.34 per cent to 9,045.62, followed auto index by 1.44 per cent to 10,472.49.
The film tracks the story of four characters during Godavari floods. The film is set to be released on March 8, 2013 on Women's Day.
The sociologist had said that the most corrupt people in the country were Dalits, backward and oppressed classes.
