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"The new Indian government to promote shared prosperity and strengthen our security," Secretary of State John Kerry said.

Modi said that the people of Gujarat and party workers would have "first right" over him as he is a primary member of the party from Gujarat.

A bag carrying Rs 8.73 lakh in cash and important documents was on Tuesday looted by some unidentified robbers from an auto-parts shop in Kalwar area near Jaipur, police said.

Once a clerk in Posts and Telegraph department, Jitan Ram Manjhi, a 'mahadalit' who was picked by Nitish Kumar to lead Bihar, is an old hand in the state's politics with stints as minister in Congress, RJD and JD(U) governments since 1980.

Toure was dismayed that, despite the club giving him a 31st birthday cake, the owners did not personally congratulate him at a post-season party in Abu Dhabi.

"The CBI team had come to us on Monday just to get a feel of the entire issue," ED regional special director Yogesh Gupta said.

Chandrababu Naidu's TDP is a key partner in the BJP-led coalition. "India should be among the likes of USA and China.

Parambrata Chatterjee of 'Kahaani' fame says he always wanted to direct a sports-based film.

An offence of rape has been registered against a person for not honouring the promise of marriage he made to a woman, with whom he had a live-in relationship for about seven years, police said on Tuesday.

Narendra Modi and his Cabinet's swearing in ceremony will take place at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Security forces on Tuesday apprehended a wanted Naxal from the forests of Jashpur district in Chhattisgarh.

The Football World Cup is round the corner, and Jabong.com has taken an exciting step-in igniting the fever.

An editorial in Saamana says that while Nitish claimed he quit on moral grounds, his main purpose was to form an alliance with Lalu.

Controversial self-styled godman Asaram, who has been behind bars since August last year for allegedly sexually assaulting a girl, will have to remain in jail for now with the Supreme Court on Monday putting off hearing on his bail plea till July 3.

Just like Sonia Gandhi in 2004, Nitish Kumar too has tried to take the moral high ground by giving up power.

Roy Ngerng had on his website, The Heart Truths, posted a blog titled "Where your CPF Money Is Going: Learning From The City Harvest Trial."