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A Thailand court is expected to rule on the fate of the controversial February 2 snap polls amid an escalation of political tension as protesters vowed to boycott the election to keep up pressure on Yingluck Shinwatra's government.

After India scrapped a contract for procuring VVIP choppers from AgustaWestland, American firm Textron on Friday said it is ready to offer its unique V-22 Osprey helicopter to India for ferrying its dignitaries.

'Kaasu Panam Dhuttu', which is based on the life of shanty dwellers, features children from the slums.

Eight companies co-founded and headed by Indian-origin entrepreneurs are among Forbes magazine's 100 most promising companies in America, according to an annual ranking of high-growth, privately-held companies with under $ 250 million in annual revenues.

The CPM-led Left Front has decided to support the Congress-nominated independent candidate for the ensuing Rajya Sabha elections in the state. "We will field one candidate for the upcoming Rajya Sabha polls and support the Congress nominated independent c...

The apex court said that the Delhi L-G is a good academician and educationist and he must have taken a decision after good consideration.

Influx of money is what the sport yearned for, for years, and now when it has arrived, the cost could be a disease called 'Club vs Country'.

The dollar nurses heavy losses after suffering its biggest one-day fall in four months against a basket of major currencies.

The call was made to police in the northern English city a few minutes after United lost to Sunderland on penalties at Old Trafford.

The Maharashtra government argued that the project of having a maritime museum on the ship was not viable considering the expenditure involved.

Tomas Berdych blamed the "lottery" of the tiebreak as he was beaten by Stanislas Wawrinka in the semi-finals of the Australian Open on Thursday night.

"We have sent a memorandum to HI for a bilateral series. Pakistan has approved it," said Pakistan coach Tahir Zaman.

Oltmans has set his sights on winning the gold medal in this year's Incheon Asian Games which would give the erstwhile champions of the game a direct ticket to the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Chidambaram assured global investors that the country is prepared to face the impact of US Fed tapering.

India raised with the US its concerns over "trafficking" visas issued to family members of Sangita Richard.

AAP has launched a campaign "Mein Bhi Aam Aadmi" with an aim of making over 1 crore people as members of the party.