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22 killed, 14 injured in Himachal Pradesh bus accident
At least 22 people were killed and 14 injured when an overloaded private bus fell into the Gobind Sagar reservoir in Himachal Pradesh.
3 Venezuelans jailed for murdering former beauty queen
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
National Museum to host digital engagement programme
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 Galaxy Note 4 to go on sale in China before Apple iPhone 6
Samsung's announcement marks the first time the South Korean company has released a flagship smartphone in China before other major overseas markets.
Tamil Nadu government cable TV corporation to hold talks with operators
Jayalalithaa announced that the government cable TV corporation had decided to provide internet broad band services also through the local cable network.
Asian Games 2014: Indian equestrians finish 4th in eventing dressage
The quartet of Sangram Singh, Fouaad Mirza, Mrityunjay Sinh Rathore, Pooviah Ajai Appachu ended behind South Korea, Japan and China.
Sierra Leone: 130 Ebola cases found in lockdown
Health teams in Sierra Leone found 130 confirmed cases of Ebola during a nationwide shutdown to slow the spread of the disease.
Arsenal out of League Cup, Liverpool advance
Liverpool beat Middlesbrough 14-13 in a marathon penalty shootout in the third round of the League Cup while, Arsenal lost 2-1 to Southampton.
Bureaucrat can't be victimized for crtiticising government: SC
"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.
Arsene Wenger encouraged me to play in ISL: Robert Pires
Robert Pires says it was his 'second daddy' Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, who convinced him to come out of retirement and play in Indian Super League.
Government to scrap outdated laws, says Prime Minister
Modi was apparently referring to the popular mandate his party received unseating the UPA government and things it has to undo now.
Chinese army asks for flag meeting
The Chinese side has asked for the meeting and their request is under consideration, army sources said.
Delhi: Maoist admitted to AIIMS, likely to be operated; HC told
Earlier, the court had come to the help of Deonath by asking city police and AIIMS authorities to provide "immediate treatment" to him.
Disappointing to miss Asiad gold, says Saurav Ghosal
The World No.16 was up two games and was well on his way to India's first yellow metal from the discipline when his Kuwaiti opponent came back to stun Ghosal.
Radio City to invest up to Rs 400 crore on FM service expansion
"We would be doubling after radio station to up to 40 from our present 20 stations after the Phase 3 auctions," Radio City CEO Apurva Purohit said.
Japanese study for mono rail service between Bawana, Gurgaon
The Japanese delegation offered location specific multi- modal transport solutions encompassing metro rail, mono rail and Light Rail Transport for urban areas in India.