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Nearly 80 teams from the US, India, Italy, Germany, Mexico, Colombia, Russia and Puerto Rico will compete in NASA's annual challenge to be held at the US Space and Rocket Centre in Huntsville, Alabama on April 8 and 9.

The London-based doctor Mark Bonar, was secretly filmed by The Sunday Times saying he has treated more than 150 athletes in the last six years with banned substances. He also said the list also included some EPL players.

In a major climbdown on its earlier demands of contesting on 63 seats, Congress has agreed to fight on 41 seats out in the 235-member assembly.

More than 500 Indians figure on the firm's list of offshore companies, foundations and trusts.

Vicky said he seeks his father's guidance for the scripts that come his way.

Saudi Arabia is planning to set up world's largest sovereign wealth fund of over $2 trillion and India was eyeing a major investment from the country which is India's fourth largest trading partner.

Modi sat with the workers at the L&T workers' residential complex and had the meal with them.

The Railway Board scrapped the project in 2014 due to poor progress just before NDA came to power, said BJP.

Snapchat, however, did not reveal the exact number to which the character limit has been increased.

As per the website of Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), which is implementing the Aadhaar project, "99.91 crore is the total number of Aadhaars issued as on date. Portal counts/reports are not updated due to maintenance activities. Portal...

The move makes Captain Simratpal Singh, a 28-year-old decorated combat veteran, the first active duty Sikh soldier to receive approval to maintain his articles of faith.

The film will cover the rise and fall of the Indian skipper who was caught in a fixing scandal which led to a life time ban on his cricketing career.

NIT Srinagar will have a review meeting on Saturday and will decided to open the institute on Monday.

Aamir said his family and close friends got upset when he was 'attacked' over his comments for 'no reason.'

Amid political blame game, ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) had asserted that strict action will be taken against those responsible for the Kolkata flyover tragedy.