Battlefield 5 granting new 'Firestorm Ranger' pre-order bonus
Battlefield 5 got a new update, as announced by EA on its official website.
#HealthBytes: Tips to help prevent erectile dysfunction (ED)
In the simplest of terms, erectile dysfunction (ED), also called male impotence, is a medical condition in which a man is unable to develop and maintain firm penile erection, required for sexual activity.
Amounts you'll get back on exchanging Rs. 2000-note, and more
Handle your currency notes with utmost care, for exchanging torn notes may get you nothing or just half the value, according to new RBI guidelines.
Actor Sushant's sister diagnosed with rare disease; he seeks help
Sushant Singh, whose hosting skills in 'Savdhaan India' got him popularity, has made an appeal for help after his younger sister Sofiya was diagnosed with an auto-immune disorder.
#GamingBytes: Best Spider-Man suits and how to unlock them
Spider-Man for PS4 is here and fans have greeted the game enthusiastically.
Hong Kong is home to most ultra-wealthy people, not NYC
New York City, the largest city of US, has been toppled by Asia's giant Hong Kong, as the home to the maximum number of ultra-wealthy people.
Govt-run airports to have separate food counters with affordable snacks
Tea and snacks would be available at the MRP at some counters in government-run airports in India, the Airport Authority of India (AAI) said.
No opening ceremony in ISL: Step in the right direction?
The Indian Super League, which debuted in 2013, is a franchise-based tournament, which is played among 10 teams.
TN: ED raids 9 places in Rs. 90cr bank fraud
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday conducted searches at nine locations in Tamil Nadu in connection with an alleged Rs. 90 crore bank loan fraud money laundering case, officials said.
Wriddhiman Saha unlikely to be fit for Australia tour
India's veteran Test wicket-keeper Wriddhiman Saha, who is currently recovering from an injury, is likely to miss the 2018-19 tour of Australia.
Fear is the winner: 'The Nun' beats Bollywood-releases at box-office
The first week of September witnessed a fierce competition at the box office as Hollywood movie 'The Nun' was released along with JP Dutta's 'Paltan' and Sajid Ali's 'Laila Majnu'.
#LeakPeek: OnePlus 6T image showing triple rear camera setup leaked
OnePlus is expected to launch OnePlus 6T, the successor to OnePlus 6, on January 15, 2019.
Kerala: Catholic organizations protest against delay in nun rape case
Members of catholic organizations protested in Kochi today against the delay in the arrest of Jalandhar Bishop Franco Mulakkal, who was accused of rape by a nun.
#GamingBytes: 'GTA 5' tips, tricks to make some money
Featuring an engaging choice-based storyline, Grand Theft Auto 5, or GTA V, is a popular open-world game.
Women are still looked at as the weaker sex: Kalki
Actor Kalki Koechlin believes society has built the institution of marriage in a way where women are still looked at as the weaker sex.
US: Cop enters home thinking it's hers, shoots owner dead
In a heart-breaking incident, a police officer in Dallas shot her neighbor after entering his home, thinking it was her apartment.
J&K: 19 children rescued from an unregistered orphanage in Kathua
At least 19 children, including eight girls, have been rescued from an unregistered orphanage in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district during a raid.
Want confirmed train ticket? This Indian Railways' scheme can help
The Indian Railways offers 'Vikalp' scheme for waitlisted passengers to get confirmed berth in an alternate train, running within 72 hours of the scheduled departure of the original train.
Tiger Woods is in awe of legend Serena Williams
Golf legend Tiger Woods has ushered his praise on one of all-time tennis greats Serena Williams.
United Nations to issue special Diwali stamp next month
The United Nations is set to celebrate Diwali in a unique way. Its postal agency will release special stamps next month featuring festive lights and diyas.
I'm real, says Sushant Singh Rajput after Instagram blocks him
Sushant Singh Rajput, who has been an active Instagram user these days, came across an unusual scenario when the app blocked him temporarily.
Moeen Ali speaks on current Indian bowling attack he faced
England all-rounder Moeen Ali has said that the current Indian bowling attack is one of the best he has ever faced.
Karnataka's first: Man sentenced for 2 years in cyber-crime case
A 38-year-old engineer-turned-lawyer has been sentenced to two years imprisonment and slapped Rs. 25,000 fine, for morphing nude photographs of a woman friend and e-mailing the same to her and others.
Find out why Sane left hotel after talking with Low
The promising German winger, Leroy Sane was all set to play on Sunday against Peru in an international friendly.
Domino's withdraws 'tattoo campaign' after dozens take it seriously
Domino's Russia may have underestimated people's love for pizzas, which is why they had to roll back a viral campaign, merely five days after it was launched.
#IndiaInEngland: Gavaskar slams management for overlooking Karun Nair
Former Indian legendary cricketer, Sunil Gavaskar, has slammed the Indian management for omitting middle order batsman Karun Nair from the ongoing 5th Test match against England at the Oval.
Nick Jonas reveals what Priyanka wants as their couple nickname
American singer Nick Jonas has opened up about his engagement to actor Priyanka Chopra as he jokingly revealed that their celebrity couple nickname will be 'Prick'.
IIT Kharagpur delegation visiting US to hire researchers
As part of the international outreach program, an IIT Kharagpur delegation is visiting the US to meet researchers looking for a career in the best higher education and R&D institution in India.
Delhi: Kejriwal launches mega drive to plant 5 lakh saplings
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Saturday launched a mega tree plantation drive by planting a sapling at the Yamuna floodplain in Usmanpur village, with thousands of others joining him in the initiative.
Twinkle Khanna wants her movies banned, has logical reason though!
Twinkle Khanna, who has acted in films like 'Barsaat' and 'Mela' among others, is not proud of her work as an actor, as she says, her movies should be banned and hopes that no one watches them.
Winner of India's first PUBG tournament to get Rs. 15lakh
India is getting its first major eSports tournament, as Tencent Games announced it will host the 'PUBG MOBILE Campus Championship 2018', a college level tournament with a prize pool of Rs. 50 lakh.
Tamil Nadu: Yogendra Yadav detained, claims he was manhandled
Former Aam Aadmi Party leader and Swaraj Abhiyan chief, Yogendra Yadav was detained in Tamil Nadu today. He was to join the farmers' protest against the eight-lane Salem-Chennai Expressway.
Jio Celebrations Offer: Here's how to get 8GB free data
To commemorate its second anniversary, Reliance Jio has rolled out a Celebrations Offer to provide free daily data to all its active customers.
#HealthBytes: Want to quit smoking? Try 5 useful yoga asanas
Smoking is one of the most dangerous addictions affecting humankind.
YouTube acquires documentary on Kailash Satyarthi, 'The Price of Free'
American video-sharing website YouTube has acquired the award-winning documentary on the work of Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi and will bring the Indian activist's sustained efforts to end child labor to a global audience.
Learn about the weirdest job in the world of football
Liverpool, in their bid to perform better and win silverware this term, have appointed a specialist, unheard of in English football before.
Section 377 based on Britain's Buggery Act of 1533: SC
The Supreme Court, which unanimously struck down part of the British-era law that criminalized gay sex, has traced the history of the 158-year-old provision in its judgment back to the reign of King Henry VIII in 1533.
Helicopter carrying 6 passengers, 1 pilot, crashes in Nepal
A helicopter carrying seven people, including one pilot, crashed in Nepal's mountainous region on Saturday, reports said.
Nokia 9 render highlights a whopping 5-camera setup
In a new development, Nokia 9, the much-anticipated successor to the Nokia 8, has been leaked in a concept render.
Priyanka called my sister 1,000-times to work in 'Bharat': Salman
Salman Khan's upcoming movie 'Bharat' created a buzz in the town when the lead actress Priyanka Chopra made a sudden exit.
Arsene Wenger reveals why he never left Arsenal
Former Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, has finally revealed why he never left the club.
Government ends rumors: Bengaluru remains host for Aero India
Putting a stop to all speculations and suspense, the Union Government announced today that Aero India, Asia's largest military aviation exhibition, will be held in Bengaluru this time as well.
5 story-lines WWE fans might love
WWE is a wrestling entertainment show which works the best, when fans are engrossed in the story-lines and cannot wait to know what happens next.
Wrong tweet on Sonali Bendre puts BJP leader in tough-spot
BJP lawmaker Ram Kadam, who spoke about kidnapping girls for jilted boys, is back in news again, this time for putting out a wrong tweet about actress Sonali Bendre.
#FuelWoes: Petrol crosses Rs. 80/liter in Delhi, diesel Rs. 72.51/liter
Continuing the race upwards, fuel prices have seen a hike for the third consecutive day.
#IndiaInEngland: Why Ishant and Co. deserve appreciation?
The current Indian pace attack is in a different dimension at the moment.
UPSC exam: Annual timeline of the Civil Services (IAS) exam
The Indian Civil Services exam, commonly referred to as the IAS exam, is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) each year.
Mumbai: Call center dupes US citizens by offering anti-virus
The Mumbai Police claimed on Friday to have busted a call center racket by arresting two persons who allegedly cheated thousands of US citizens by offering to cleanse their computers of virus or malware.
France detains Liberia's ex-militant commander for crimes against humanity
France detained a suspected former militant commander from Liberia's (Africa) civil war and charged him with crimes against humanity for atrocities including torture and cannibalism, police said yesterday.
Jaipur: Woman accuses husband of rape, forced conversion; case registered
Jaipur police registered a case on the basis of a complaint filed by a 24-year-old woman alleging her husband of rape and forced conversion.
US: Indian-origin people among 15 indicted in massive call-center scam
As many as 15 people, including Indian-origin, and five India-based businesses were indicted yesterday in the multimillion-dollar call center scam which defrauded thousands of US citizens of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Here is what Ramos said about Salah's shoulder injury
Sergio Ramos, recently, spoke at a press conference before Spain's UEFA Nations League match against England.
Nick has become 'desi' after meeting Priyanka: Here's proof
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have become one of the most talked about couples of the showbiz industry.
US Open 2018: Djokovic to face Potro in final
For all the Rafael Nadal fans, it was a heartbreak as he had to retire from the semi-final of US Open 2018.
Hindu society will progress only if it comes together: Bhagwat
On Friday, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat called for the Hindu society to be united.
Mumbai: HDFC Vice President goes missing, car found abandoned
A Vice President of HDFC Bank has reportedly gone missing under mysterious circumstances from his office in Kamala Mills, Mumbai.
Japan death toll rises to 30 after powerful quake
The death toll from a powerful quake that triggered landslides in northern Japan rose to 30 on Saturday, as tens of thousands of rescue workers raked through the mud for survivors.
Trump wants to stop subsidies to growing-economies like India, China
US President Donald Trump yesterday said he wants to stop the subsidies that growing economies like India and China have been receiving as he wants the US, which he considers as a "developing nation", to grow faster than anybody.
Will serve only vegetarian food on October 2: Indian Railways
Do you love non-vegetarian food and are traveling by Indian Railways on October 2? If yes, then you might consider to cancel or reschedule your plan.
Elon Musk smokes weed on live-show, Tesla's shares plunge
Tesla founder Elon Musk smoked marijuana, drank whiskey and wielded a sword, all on a live-show with comedian Joe Rogan, following which shares of the electric car company plummeted by 6%, on a single trading day, on Friday.
Long live Bengali-Bihari unity: WB CM Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee said around two lakh Biharis were left out of the complete draft of National Register of Citizens (NRC), touted to be proof of Assamese identity.
End of era: China's richest man Jack Ma announces retirement
Jack Ma, who serves as Executive Director of Alibaba, a company he founded in 1999 has announced his retirement. The business magnate will retire on Monday, September 10, according to reports.
Trophy-less: 5 top EPL players who never won Premier League
The Premier League is considered, by many, to be the most competitive of all the football tournaments in the world.
#GamingBytes: Call of Duty introduces battle royale mode 'Blackout'
The battle royale mode is gaining immense popularity within the gaming community.
Which mid-budget smartphone should you buy?
There's always a buzz around mid-budget smartphone segment where companies like Xiaomi, ASUS, Nokia and more are offering mind-boggling features.
After Lata Mangeshkar's view on 'Chalte Chalte', Jackky Bhagnani clarifies
Jackky Bhagnani's upcoming movie 'Mitron' created a stir in the town after the launch of its song 'Chalte Chalte'.
Is the White House crumbling from within?
Following harrowing revelations by legendary journalist Bob Woodward, and by an anonymous senior official about fault lines within the Trump administration, chaos, suspicion, and uncertainty have gripped the White House.
Maurizio Sarri came to know about his sacking on TV
Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has revealed the manner in which he came to know about his sacking from Serie club Napoli.
#HealthBytes: What is the withdrawal or pull-out method of contraception?
In use since ancient times (when man-made contraceptives had not been invented yet), the withdrawal or pull-out method is an easy and convenient way of birth control, that is free from any hormonal or medical side effects.
It's confirmed: Oscars will not introduce 'Most Popular' movie category
The Academy of Motion Picture and Sciences, that awards the Oscars, shelved their recent plan to introduce a 'Most Popular' movies category.
El Diego: Maradona appointed as manager of Mexican club
The second division Mexican club Dorados have appointed legendary former Argentine footballer Diego Maradona as their head coach.
#HealthBytes: 5 yoga asanas to help you gain healthy weight
Healthy weight management is crucial to keeping risks associated with being underweight at bay. These include bone weakening, osteoporosis, anemia, weak immunity, pregnancy complications, among others.
Delhi Metro, second-most unaffordable service in the world: CSE
Environment think-tank Center for Science and Environment (CSE) clarified its study on falling ridership of the Delhi Metro wasn't only about trip cost but the total journey cost incurred by commuters, who because of poor integration of different systems, end up paying a lot.
Air India flight lands at under-construction runway, by mistake
On Friday evening, an Air India flight from Thiruvananthapuram to the Maldives ended up landing on an unoperational runway in Velana International Airport.
Largest seizure in Mumbai: Woman held for smuggling 523 tortoises
A 42-year-old was intercepted at a Mumbai station yesterday afternoon and a whopping 523 tortoises were retrieved from her.
Mayawati alleges that BJP-RSS is behind 'Bharat Bandh'
BSP Chief Mayawati on Friday dubbed the 'Bharat Bandh' called by some upper caste OBC groups against the SC/ST Act as an "electoral conspiracy" of Bhartiya Janta Party to divide people on the basis of caste ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.
Shirtless Novak Djokovic chilling shows US Open's double standards
The US Open was fine with star Novak Djokovic losing his shirt and relaxing during his match with Australia's John Millman. But this has sparked a row, because not long ago French player Alize Cornet fixing her top had miffed the umpire.
All you need to know about Fortnite's update
Epic's Fortnite has received its most significant update this season. The patch v5.40 introduces a new High Stakes event, the Getaway mode, and the new grapple gun.
Bombay-HC disapproves practice of people writing directly to PM, President
The Bombay High Court deprecated today the practice of people writing directly to the Prime Minister, the President, or the Chief Minister making wide allegations against certain persons instead of following due process of law.
India-US talks: Is an 'Asian NATO' on the cards?
The signing of the defense communication agreement between India and the US yesterday marks a significant development in India-US relations.
This Mumbai man churns out portraits using a typewriter!
For today's generation, typewriter is probably just a word, but for this Mumbai man, it's his favorite pet.
AB de Villiers to play in Pakistan Super League 4
Former South African cricketer, AB de Villiers has agreed to play in the fourth edition of Pakistan Super League.
Is this the final list of 'Bigg Boss 12' contestants?
With less than 10 days remaining for Indian television's most popular reality show to go on air, there have been huge speculations around the name of the contestants.
WCD invites nominations for Nari Shakti Puraskar 2018
The Women and Child Development Ministry have invited nominations for this year's 'Nari Shakti Puraskar', the highest civilian honor for women in India.
Shahid Kapoor and Mira reveal name of their newborn son
Actor Shahid Kapoor and his wife Mira, who welcomed their second baby recently, have named him 'Zain Kapoor'.
Mumbai: 17 killed in mishaps on WR, CR rail divisions
Seventeen persons were killed Thursday in separate mishaps on Mumbai's suburban network of Western and Central Railways, the railway police said.
Neymar: Captaincy is added responsibility, enjoying it
Brazil's star forward, Neymar da Silva Santos Junior, has opened up about being named the permanent captain of his national squad.
Imtiaz Ali reveals why he didn't direct 'Laila Majnu'
Most of his films have shades of 'Laila Majnu', says director Imtiaz Ali who believes that the age-old folktale of star-crossed lovers is as immortal as the writings of Shakespeare.
Comply with orders on cow vigilantism: SC to states
The Supreme Court on Friday gave a week's time to the states that haven't filed a report on the incidents of cow vigilantism and mob lynching as per its July 17 orders. Only 11 out of 29 states and Union territories have filed their reports.
Kohli admits Ashwin wasn't 100% fit at Southampton
Virat Kohli and the Indian management got it all wrong when they decided to play off-spinner R Ashwin in the fourth Test, against England, at Southampton.
Two suspected terrorists of ISIS-linked outfit arrested near Red Fort
The Delhi police arrested two suspected terrorists belonging to a group having allegiance to the ISIS, on the intervening night of Thursday and Friday, it has been reported.
#ClosetsNoMore: Mumbai man's Facebook post on coming out goes viral
It was all cheers and happy tears in the compound of Supreme Court and the country, in general, on Thursday as the apex court declared homosexuality was no longer a crime in India.
Forbes-nominated author Preeti Shenoy pens new book, 'The Rule Breakers'
Best-selling author Preeti Shenoy announced the launch of her new book, 'The Rule Breakers'.
Congratulating Army for battling terrorism, Imran speaks about way forward
Pakistani PM Imran Khan, on Thursday, said Pakistan will not fight wars of other countries, and insisted the foreign policy of his government will be in national interest.
#GamingBytes: Best loot locations and landing spots in PUBG
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or PUBG is, probably, the most popular 'Battle Royale' game of 2018.
Ban Ki-moon highly impressed by Delhi's Mohalla Clinics project
The Mohalla Clinics project of the Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi drew huge praise today from former United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, and former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland after they visited a health facility built under the initiative.
UPSC exam: Paper pattern and stages of the IAS exam
The Indian Civil Services exam, commonly referred to as the IAS exam, is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) each year.
Cricketers who played their final Test against India
Alastair Cook is all set to wave goodbye to international cricket post the Oval Test against India.
Shahid Kapoor announces being back on Twitter
Bollywood star Shahid Kapoor is back on Twitter a day after his official account on the microblogging site was hacked.
Who is that anonymous NYT writer? Gambling-sites betting on author
The 1,034-words New York Times anonymous commentary, that launched a scathing attack on US President Donald Trump, has raised quite a lot of curiosity.
Mexican investigators find 166 bodies at mass grave site
Mexican authorities discovered at least 166 bodies at a mass grave site in Veracruz state, prosecutors said, the latest finding in a region hit by bloody drug cartel turf wars.
Another bridge collapses in West Bengal, truck driver injured
An old bridge collapsed near Siliguri, West Bengal today, leaving a truck driver injured.
To counter haters, Congress shares RaGa's Fitbit numbers from Kailash-yatra
Rahul Gandhi's Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is being widely discussed in Indian politics (for reasons unknown) and now Congress, in a bid to take haters head-on, has shared Fitbit numbers of the party president's pilgrimage.
#HealthBytes: 5 reasons to quit soft drinks now
You might be in love with your sodas and may consider them the best accompaniment to your burgers and fries (we'll get to that later), but they perhaps don't go as well with your health.
Delhi court fines AAP MLA for assaulting a youth
A Delhi court slapped fines of Rs. 2 lakh each on AAP lawmaker Sahi Ram Pahalwan and 2 others for assaulting a youth in September, 2016.
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau's court case reveals major 'Game of Thrones' spoiler
The final season of 'Game of Thrones' is about to come, and understandably fans are excited about their beloved television show.
Kiara Advani on working with Akshay, Kareena in 'Good News'
Actor Kiara Advani is excited about working with Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Diljit Dosanjh in her next 'Good News', and says she has already started prepping to match up to the seasoned actors.
Wrestlers who deserve a spot in WWE Hall of Fame
The WWE Hall of Fame is a list of legends, who have been iconic and influential for the franchise.
Can't take back chocolate from kid immediately: Mahajan on SC/ST Act
Amid widespread anger, including calls of 'Bharat bandh', against the amendment to the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said that the issue must not be politicized and all political parties should get together to discuss the issue.
All the Test matches India should have won, but didn't
Without any doubt, Kohli-led India are one of the best Test sides, we have ever produced, yet they lost the England series 1-3.
How to avail discounts, cashbacks on online train ticket bookings
In what comes as good news to Indian Railways passengers, various online e-wallet service providers like Paytm and PhonePe are offering attractive discounts and cashback offers for booking railway tickets online, this festive season.
#RaggingWoes: Student hospitalized after being thrashed by seniors
In a disturbing incident, a first-year-student of a technology institute in the district of Idukki in Kerala had to be hospitalized after he was thrashed mercilessly by seniors during a ragging session.
Using Metro cards in buses? You'll now get 10% discount
If all goes well, you might get a 10% discount if you use the common mobility card in Delhi buses. This scheme will encompass all state government-run buses.
Google Pixel 3 will officially be launched on October 9
There's a lot of hype surrounding the Google Pixel 3 smartphone, and there have been repeated leaks about its design and specs.
Shikhar Dhawan gives befitting reply to trolls: Here's what happened
The Indian Cricket team is used to facing backlash from their fans every time they lose a match.
Health Ministry to rename drug regulator CDSCO; invites suggestions
The Union Health Ministry has invited suggestions for renaming the country's drug regulator CDSCO in line with its expanded roles.
Mumbai: Fire breaks in Kamala Mills compound, no casualties reported
Months after a massive fire in Kamala Mills compound killed many, a fire broke out in the area on Friday, and visuals of the incident have surfaced on social media.
#ISSFChampionship: 17-year-old Hriday claims glittering gold in junior 10m air-rifle
Hriday Hazarika notched up a gold medal in the 10m air rifle junior men's event of the ISSF World Championships in South Korea today.
Delhi: Man who stole laptops in Delhi Metro arrested
A notorious laptop thief who targeted people traveling in the Delhi Metro was arrested.
British Airways hacked with details of 380,000 bank cards stolen
British Airways said that the personal and financial details of customers who made bookings between August 21 and September 5 had been stolen in a data breach involving as many as 380,000 bank cards.
Airtel Payments Bank users can now withdraw cash without cards
On Thursday, Airtel announced that its Airtel Payments Bank customers would be allowed to withdraw cash from ATMs in India without using cards.
Now, Congressman announces reward for BJP leader Ram Kadam's tongue
Amid the controversy which sparked after BJP leader Ram Kadam said he would kidnap girls for jilted boys, Congress leader and former Maharashtra minister Subodh Saoji has announced a reward on Kadam's tongue.
US urges new Pakistan govt to treat minorities with equality
Several US lawmakers have urged Pakistan's new government to treat its religious minorities with equality and dignity.
Burt Reynolds, 'Deliverance' star, dies at 82
Burt Reynolds, the moustached megastar of the 70s, died on Thursday. He was 82.
US Open 2018: Enigmatic Serena Williams reaches finale
The greatest women's singles player of all time, Serena Williams, has booked a berth in the final of the US Open 2018.
Kashmir abductions: DGP SP Vaid removed from post
Following a spate of abductions by terrorists that saw family members of policemen getting kidnapped, Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) SP Vaid, on Thursday, was removed from his post.
Japan: Quake toll reaches 16 as hopes fade for survivors
Japanese rescue workers with bulldozers and sniffer dogs scrabbled through the mud Thursday to find survivors from a landslide that buried houses after a powerful quake, as the death toll rose to 16.
US: Gunman opened fire in Cincinnati, four including Andhra-man, dead
In a disturbing development, a 25-year-old Andhra man died after a gunman opened fire in a bank building in Cincinnati, US, on Thursday.
Salman Khan reveals why 'Dus Ka Dum 3' failed
Salman Khan's ongoing reality show 'Dus Ka Dum 3' is inching towards its grand finale.
Donald Trump may replace Defense Secretary Jim Mattis: Report
US President Donald Trump is seeking to replace Defense Secretary Jim Mattis because of the sharp differences between them, a report in The Washington Post claimed.
Ghaziabad: Denied ambulance, 3-day-old dies; hospital blames mother's breastfeeding
A protest was staged outside MMG Government Hospital, Ghaziabad, on Thursday after a three-day-old baby died, allegedly, because the hospital didn't provide an ambulance.
LG Q9 with Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chipset, 18:9 display leaked
As an addition to its Q-series of mid-range smartphones, LG is gearing up to introduce the LG Q9 in India.
Is the Gaganyaan mission a politically motivated vanity project?
On August 15, PM Narendra Modi announced, to the world's surprise and, ironically, to ISRO's surprise, that India would send its astronauts to space by 2022.
Virender Sehwag backs Rohit Sharma for opening in Tests
Former Indian legend Virender Sehwag has backed Rohit Sharma to open the Test innings for India in the near future.
England vs India 5th Test: Dream XI tricks and tips
India will aim to finish off their England tour in style, when they lock horns with the Three Lions in the final Test at the Oval, starting today.
Salman Khan can now travel abroad without court's permission
Bollywood actor Salman Khan got a major relief as he has now been exempted from seeking permission from court every time he travels abroad.
Vu 100: A 100-inch TV, priced at Rs. 20 lakh
Mumbai-based Vu Technologies has launched its latest TV in the Indian market.
