India
Sharif to send Pak Min to India to tackle energy crisis
Minister for Water and Power said that due to shortage of power Pakistan had sustained a huge loss of Rs 1,000 billion in the last five years.
DU's second cut-off brings relief for students seeking admission in science courses
The decrease in the second cut-off list is a mere 0.25 to 1 per cent, on average, for humanities courses.
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag: Playing Milkha Singh's father didn't fit into Art Malik's comfort zone
British actor Art Malik will make his Bollywood debut with Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag'.
Madhur Bhandarkar keen to make films on Bengali literature
Madhur Bhandarkar says he is keen to study Bengali literature in his upcoming films.
Di Resta's Force India fails weight check after British GP qualifying
Paul di Resta faced demotion from fifth place to the back of the starting grid for his home British Grand Prix after his Force India car failed a post-qualifying weight check on Saturday.
Del Potro concerned about knee, ankle injuries
Del Potro overcame a scary late fall to beat Grega Zemlja of Slovenia 7-5, 7-6 (3), 6-0 but twisted his ankle and hyper-extended his knee.
Russia's Mikhail Youzhny sets up Murray clash
Mikhail Youzhny appeared on Andy Murray's radar after the 20th seed beat Viktor Troicki in straights sets to reach the last 16 at Wimbledon.
Mandela 'critical but stable', says South African President
Obama plans to meet with Mandela's relatives privately, but does not intend to see the man he has called a "personal hero".
Force India impress in British GP qualifying
Sahara Force India's Paul di Resta and Adrian set the fifth and seventh fastest time at the Formula One British Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday.
Shuttlers from top Asian nations to participate in IBL
Top badminton stars from leading Asian countries like Indonesia, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, China and Malaysia will be taking part in the Indian Badminton League (IBL).
Kudankulam phase I may be commissioned any time, says R Chidambaram
Chidambaram said that out of the 66 nuclear reactors which were being constructed across countries at present, seven were in India
Facebook to pull ads from pages with sexual or violent content
The moves come a month after several businesses pulled their ads from Facebook amid reports of pages on Facebook that promoted violence against women.
Gay marriages resume in California after 5-year hiatus
Large number of same-sex couples rushed to San Francisco's City Hall to be legally married after the ban was ended.
Lotus hope to convince Kimi Raikkonen to stay
Lotus are hopeful that they can win a tug-of-war with Formula One champions Red Bull for Kimi Raikkonen's services next season.
South Africa's Mandela improving as Obama flies in
South Africa's ailing anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela is doing much better in hospital, his ex-wife Winnie said on Friday before a visit by U.S. President Barack Obama that will include a personal homage to the globally admired statesman.
Narendra Modi a corporate sector sponsored candidate: Mistry
Terming Gurajat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as a "corporate sector sponsored candidate", newly appointed AICC in-charge of Uttar Pradesh, Madhusudan Mistry on Friday said his "aura" has been created by the BJP. "Gujarat chief minister is a corporate spon...
