India

The months-long fighting between pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian forces has been a major theme of speeches at the global assembly this week.

Sawarn Singh claimed the bronze medal in the men's single sculls final while another bronze came in the men's eight final event.

"Out of the present 49 lakh pensioners of EPS-95 approximately 32 lakh pensioner are drawing less than Rs 1000 per month with a large number of them drawing less than Rs 500 per month," an EPFO order said.

Nitin Gadkari said that innovation and entrepreneurship are drivers of economic growth and prosperity and can change the face of India.

Akhil Kumar pummelled his Nepalese rival Purna Bahadur Lama before notching up a Technical Knockout triumph.

The forum said that it was a fit case for punitive damages so that the public sector unit shall be sensitive to difficulties faced by innocent passengers.

While 30 fishermen were arrested on September 11, the rest were arrested on September 9.

At least 22 people were killed and 14 injured when an overloaded private bus fell into the Gobind Sagar reservoir in Himachal Pradesh.

Monica Spear, 29, a famous actress and Thomas Berry, 39, were brutally killed after being attacked when their car broke down on a highway in central Venezuela in January

The British Council has organised this two-day workshop, titled "How to Create a Digital Engagement Programme in Your Museum", where training will be given to 31 delegates -- independent curators, consultants, heritage practitioners and professionals asso...

Samsung's announcement marks the first time the South Korean company has released a flagship smartphone in China before other major overseas markets.

Jayalalithaa announced that the government cable TV corporation had decided to provide internet broad band services also through the local cable network.

The quartet of Sangram Singh, Fouaad Mirza, Mrityunjay Sinh Rathore, Pooviah Ajai Appachu ended behind South Korea, Japan and China.

Health teams in Sierra Leone found 130 confirmed cases of Ebola during a nationwide shutdown to slow the spread of the disease.

"The right to judicial remedies for the redressal of either personal or public grievances is a constitutional right of the subjects of this country," the bench said.

Modi was apparently referring to the popular mandate his party received unseating the UPA government and things it has to undo now.