India

The 18-year-old model told the Liverpool Echo that it was one of the biggest shocks of her life.

Indian boxers would be the only ones competing under the International Boxing Association's flag among over 500 pugilists from a record 116 countries.

Facebook has been trying to make ads more prominent without triggering a backlash among its 1.15 billion users.

The landmark India-US civil nuclear stalled over India's 2010 nuclear liability law is finally moving forward with the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) and the Westinghouse Electric Company signing a preliminary commercial contract.

Tomas Berdych and the in-form Gilles Simon of France will confront each other for the eighth time after both won their Thailand Open quarter-final.

Andhra Pradesh appears to be heading for political crisis over Congress's decision to bifurcate the state with Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy on Friday making it clear that he is ready to give up his post to keep the state united.

Sharif on Friday said India and Pak can build on the Lahore Accord, and added that he was looking forward to meeting Manmohan Singh.

Parkash Singh Badal pledged to develop Punjab as a front runner state in the field of sports and revive hockey also.

In a novel way to protest prolonged absence of Pauri MLA from his constituency, people of the area have put up posters in the town saying he has been missing for months and announcing a reward for anyone giving a clue on his whereabouts.

To promote the virgin peaks of Himalayas and attract both domestic and international tourists during lean summer season, Ministry of Tourism on Friday launched a new campaign in New Delhi.

Frenchman Gilles Simon claimed his 300th match win as he defeated Tomic 6-4, 7-5 to reach the quarter-finals of the ATP World Tour event.

War Chhod Na Yaar' features known faces like Sharman Joshi and Soha Ali Khan in lead roles.

Two episodes of TV show 'Crime Patrol', which depicted the gang rape of Dec 16, 2012, yielded high viewership.

This new feature is available on Facebook web and is rolling out for Android. It is expected on iOS soon.

Washington: Trailblazer Chandigarh-born legal luminary Sri Srinivasan made history as he became the first Indian American to be sworn in as a judge of what is often called the second most powerful court of the US.

The series will recreate the debates that took place before the drafting of the Constitution of India.