India

Dressed in a simple pink shirt and a black half Nehru jacket, popular Indian author Chetan Bhagat mopped his brow as he blinked in the harsh lights at the Dogra Auditorium at IIT Delhi.

With their fourth win from five matches, the Indian team has booked a place in the final of the tournament and will take on Great Britain in the title clash on Sunday.

en Affleck's 'Gone Girl', which was slated to release alongside Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan's big-ticket entertainer 'Happy New Year', will now hit the screens on October 31.

An Indian-American foundry owner, has been sentenced to prison for selling fake bronze sculptures for millions of dollars in the US.

However, high-level officials of his ministry took regular feedback on the incident, he added. "We have to be very sensitive about the issue," he said.

Flight operations were affected at the Kolkata Airport as the Air Traffic Control faced problems in the automatic radar system.

When his credit card was declined while dining in New York, Obama wondered if he had become a victim of identity theft.

Addressing the annual combined commanders conference, his first such interaction, he said "force" will influence behaviour of others towards India.

500 women are lynched as witches every year in Tanzania.

Christian Bale is in talks to portray Steve Jobs in a biopic, a role that Leonardo DiCaprio was circling earlier.

Kim Kardashian and rapper husband Kanye West have been sent over 200 designer clothes for their daughter North.

Tigmanshu Dhulia, whose last outing 'Bullet Raja' bombed at the box office, feels the cause was that somewhere the casting went wrong.

Pakistani forces fired at Indian Army posts late on Thursday night. Small arms firing continued for about 90 minutes. No injuries have been reported so far.

Dozens of Hong Kong police arrived at a pro-democracy protest zone to remove barricades in a dawn raid.

This is a national threat and the Centre has taken this issue very seriously, the Minister of State for Sports, Youth and Skill Development said.

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday warned that her government would not allow communal harmony to be disturbed in the state.