Had a little bit of a brain fade while facing Yadav: Finch

Parmanu – The Story Of Pokhran had put its producers Arjun N Kapoor and Prernaa of KriArj Entertainment in a bit of a quandary when they announced the film. The film, directed by Abhishek Sharma, stars John Abraham (who is also co-producing and acting in ...

On Tuesday August 29, Mumbai received nearly 316 mm of rain that threw normal life out of gear. Commuters and office goers were stranded as the train lines came to a halt while the buses, taxis and auto rickshaws were hardly there on the roads to ferry the ...

As the Union government goes about linking the Ken and Betwa rivers in Madhya Pradesh I find myself doing a bit- actually, lots- of linking myself. These last few months have been exclusively devoted to linking various facets of my personal life into an ID ...

By Naomi Tajitsu TOKYO (Reuters) - As many automakers struggle with slowing demand in the U.S. car market, one of Japan's smaller automakers has managed to buck the trend by sticking to an unconventional marketing strategy, along with a little "love". Subaru ...

The actress who was last seen in Commando 2 looked every bit enchanting and bold in her recently uploaded lingerie photos which give us all fitness goals.

The government today said it is currently in discussion with Russia, the US and European Union to commence negotiation on bilateral investment treaty (BIT) based on the new model text. BITs help to project India as an attractive FDI destination as well as ...

The difference between Apple's new iPhone models is a bit like flying first class compared with coach. We envy first class, but coach gets us there without breaking the budget. The iPhone 8 base variant will do just fine for Rs 64000 - Rs 36000 less than the ...

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy expanded a bit faster than previously estimated in the second quarter, recording its quickest rate of growth in more than two years, but the momentum likely slowed in the third quarter due to the ...

Billboards featuring a glamorous image of US First Lady and the caption: "Just imagine how far you can go with a little bit of English" were supposed to attract students to a language school in Croatia.