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Congress workers tried to break the barricade at the Nangloi railway station during a protest in Delhi on Saturday.

Van Gaal has transformed the squad while crucially keeping core of players who were truly irreplacable - Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben and totally overhauling his defence.

Japan will open Group C campaign against Ivory Coast on Saturday and are confident to display their abilities in Brazil.

Google is developing a service that will combine information from health apps and personal fitness devices, in another competitive move against Apple and Samsung.

Toure had picked up a hamstring injury in April playing for club side Manchester City as they went on to win the English Premier League title.

The BJP on Thursday claimed that the Babulal Marandi-led Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (JVM) has no relevance in the state politics and it would reflect in the upcoming assembly elections.

The Chileans joined the Dutch on three points with a 3-1 victory over Australia in their Group B opener at the Pantanal arena on Friday.

Shraddha Kapoor is busy promoting her forthcoming film 'Ek Villain', despite being a little under the weather.

Defending champions Australia set up the men's hockey World Cup title encounter with Olympic silver medallists The Netherlands.

The principal M N Krishnan Kutty, who was among the seven persons booked on June 10, was not arrested on Wednesday as he was ill, police said.

With orphanages in Kerala continuing to be under scanner, authorities on Friday decided to send back 22 children from Jharkhand and Bihar staying in an "unauthorised" charity home in Kollam district.

Paris Saint-Germain has completed the transfer of David Luiz from Chelsea, with the Brazil international signing a five-year deal with the French champions.

Andhra Pradesh Irrigation Minister Devineni Umamaheswara Rao said that the TDP would complete all major and medium irrigation projects with funds from both union and state governments.

In a controversial move in 2005, dance performances in bars of the state were banned, but three-star and five-star hotels were kept out of the purview of the Act.

A fresh-faced England, largely unburdened by past failures, play a wizened Italy, with a squad still imbued with their 2006 World Cup success.

Mukherjee said India looked forward to working towards building a "strong hi-tech partnership based on science, research and innovation".