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Singer and music director Vishal Dadlani said the party’s supporters “despise the political tradition of trading right and wrong for votes/image/gain.”

Ali was taken to the court along with 11 other undertrials for a court hearing on Friday. After the hearing got over, one of Ali's relatives tried to give him home-cooked food outside the court.

According to the school's owners, the rioters mixed toothpaste with petrol in alcohol bottles and threw them inside the school.

Seven persons were injured in the knife attack in the heart of the city and two of them suffered stab wounds, Superintendent of Police Claudia Lyngwa told PTI.

China has placed 56 million people in Hubei under strict quarantine for more than a month and limited crowds across the country in an unprecedented effort to contain the virus.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho has hinted that Harry Kane could be making a return to action sooner than expected.

Bala Devi in an interview with AIFF opened up about her life at Rangers FC.

Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters hopes that Indian footballers will someday play in England's top league.

The move comes after Taiwan earlier this month scrambled F-16 fighter planes when a Chinese jet crossed into its air space.

Vidyut Jammwal was taken by surprise as his manager presented the motorcycle. "Receiving this beast is a blessing," the actor said.

The man is the first foreigner to have died from the illness after spending time aboard the coronavirus-stricken cruise ship, the Diamond Princess.

All India Football Federation General Secretary Kushal Das feels the time was ripe for AIFF Football Masters Course, a course specific to football.

Priyanka Chopra recently shared an adorable picture of her fawn coloured chihuahua that will leave you gushing over the little one.

A clip - entitled South Carolina, Joe Biden Can't Be Trusted - was broadcast on TV stations in the southern US state before Tuesday night's Democratic debate in Charleston, formerly America's largest slave port.

Many were trapped when the boiler burst and a huge ball of fire rose, making the rescue operations difficult. The blast victims, suffering extensive burns, in the accident were admitted to nearby hospitals.

A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice C Hari Shankar issued the direction on the pleas by the Centre and the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) challenging the single judge's order of February 11.