The vibrant energies of the annual Jaipur Literature Festival, which attracts over 250,000 visitors annually in India, are set to travel to London this May for a day-long edition of the literary extravaganza.
The engagement party of Johnny Depp, Amber Heard was held at the Carondelet House in downtown Los Angeles.
Odisha does not have any "special disadvantage" to get special category status and it should focus on "other windows" to get more assistances from the Centre, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia has said.
Gujarat High Court on Monday dismissed as withdrawn the petitions moved by controversial self-styled godman Asaram and his son Narayan Sai, who had sought quashing of FIRs of sexual assault lodged against them by two Surat-based sisters.
The 59-year-old was adamant she wasn't going to bare her flesh in a romantic scene with Terrence Howard.
The study conducted by Vodafone Institute said mobile phones also positively influence social development.
Far-reaching procedural and institutional reform is needed to tackle violence against women, said Amnesty International India.
A tired Rafael Nadal is ready to give his all for Spain in this weekend's Davis Cup playoff against Ukraine after a draining US Open.
The new squad, 1,540 personnel-strong, will comprise those who have not only successfully completed commando and tactics training.
The bill includes deeply divisive plans for a transfer and layoff scheme for 25,000 public workers.
Five persons were arrested for allegedly betting on a cricket match between India and West Indies, police said on Saturday.
The court ordered Sarkozy's party to return the 11 million euros of state money it had been advanced, as a penalty.
"The IAF airlifted the last 12 pilgrims from Harsil. It is completely evacuated," IAF spokesperson Wg Cdr Gerard Galway said.
Azarenka raced to a 5-0 lead and was 5-1 up when the match was interrupted by rain.
Tight security arrangements have been made across the country to ensure peaceful, free and transparent elections.
