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After entering Q3, Hulkenberg did not set a time to preserve his tyres and machinery and Perez could not go beyond Q2.

The ceasefire "does not mean that we will not fight back in the event of aggression towards our military. We will do everything we can to defend the territory of our state," his website quoted him separately as saying.

The protest that lasted for a couple of hours resulted in traffic jams on many arterial roads in and around the area.

The screening of Sri Lankan film 'With You Without You' had to be cancelled in Chennai on Saturday.

FIFA has suspended Clavijo for making incorrect decisions during the World Cup's Mexico-Cameroon clash at the Arena das Dunas.

Sunni militants have seized an Iraqi crossing on the border with Syria after a daylong battle in which they killed some 30 Iraqi troops, security officials said on Saturday.

While the largest Chinese e-commerce marketplace alibaba.com has about 20 lakh SMEs on-board, it is less than 20,000 in India.

The US has said pursuing an "inclusive political agenda" is critical to Iraq's success, as it prepared to send the first batch of an advisory mission to Baghdad to help the Iraqi security forces against advancing Islamist militants.

Union Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Friday hinted at introducing a national marketing policy to contain price rise.

A Taliban attack has killed three American soldiers and a military dog in southern Afghanistan, officials said, in the latest sign of the insurgents' capability as the coalition winds down operations.

Stephanie Kwolek was a DuPont chemist who in 1965 invented Kevlar, the lightweight, stronger-than-steel fibre.

Miss India US Monica Gill was crowned Miss India Worldwide 2014.

"It is baffling that the government did not even wait for the regular Railways budget and hiked the fare," the party said.

"MCGM has enough funds to carry out both the projects. It does not need a private partner," Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray said.

The previous governments did not dare to increase the fare due to coalition compulsions and also fearing a public fury over fare hike.

Though they failed in their efforts to defeat the official JD(U) candidates in Rajya Sabha bypoll, dissident JD(U) MLAs on Friday decided to continue with their protests and would continue to expose the wrongdoings of government in assembly.