India

Kristen Stewart has reportedly taken a break from acting career to explore her other creative interests.

Saif Ali Khan, who has teamed up with Govinda for the first time in upcoming romantic-comedy 'Happy Ending', says the actor is the most authentic star of the Hindi film industry.

Shah Rukh Khan is unperturbed by the critics' mixed response to the film because his aim is to entertain masses, not just classes.

The Prime Minister took to Twitter to laud the Bollywood actor for joining clean India campaign.

Japanese electronic components maker TDK has developed a wireless charging system for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, which it hopes will be in use around 2018.

The airlines have to carry out the PPCs every six months but several of them are not conducting these tests on time, a senior DGCA official said.

Researchers at the University of Sydney have shed light on the digital marketing strategies of energy dense, nutrient-poor food (EDNP) brands to teens and young adults who are using Facebook.

"Bhutto should not start his political career by training guns on Kashmir and India, rather he should work for welfare of people of Pakistan," Congress leader Durgadas Kamat said.

"We are not opposed to anything. But will do anything that can be feasible," Chief Election Commissioner VS Sampath said.

The chief minister has sacked 72 chairmen and advisors of different organisations and institutions with immediate effect.

"I have written to Boxing India, which will forward the contents to AIBA. I cannot reveal the contents of the letter but I am hopeful that things will be sorted," Sarita said.

Randhir, who last directed 'Henna' in 1991, said he thought of remaking his father's classic, but changed his mind.

Microsoft which has a 10-year license to use the Nokia brand, will retain Nokia brand name for entry level phones.

Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung will be on a two-day visit to India next week, the external affairs ministry said on Friday.

The agency said it is focussing on the activities of JMB covering all aspects including the funding of terror activities.

Following complaints of ill-treatment of Indian workers, the Indian Mission asked employers to cooperate in ensuring the safety, security and well-being of their labourers.