New Delhi: The eight successive days of adjournment of parliament without any major business translate into a loss of a staggering Rs 63 crore with the expenditure for each day of a session calculated

Andhra Pradesh chief minister K. Rosaiah will head to Delhi on Tuesday amid speculations of a leadership change in the state and possible action against party MP Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy for allegedly targeting party chief Sonia Gandhi through his media outlets. Mr Rosaiah, who is currently in Puttaparthi town of Anantapur district to

Seven people have been arrested for allegedly running an inter-state arms and ammunition racket in the national capital region (NCR), an official said on Tuesday.

Sandeep Dahiya, the 25-year-old king

An accused became so angry after his application for medical relief was rejected that he threw both his shoes at the judge in Pakistan's Multan district.
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Guangzhou: Somdev Devvarman clinched a historic singles gold medal in tennis while two bronze medals came from athletics, but the men's hockey team squandered an advantageous position to go down to Ma

Jammu: Militants who return home from Pakistani administered Kashmir as well as their wives and children will benefit from a rehabilitation policy approved by the Jammu and Kashmir government, say off

Guangzhou: Somdev Devvarman won India's maiden gold medal in men's singles tennis by beating top-seeded Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan at the Asian Games here on Tuesday.

In the title clash at the Aoti

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday finally lifted its suspension and reinstated the Feroz Shah Kotla as an international venue.

After an inspection on Monday by Andy Atkin

Nagpur: India defeated New Zealand by an innings and 198 runs on the fourth day of the third and the final cricket Test here and won the three-match series 1-0 here on Tuesday.

The first two Tests w

Mumbai: A benchmark index of Indian equities market slipped further into the red on Tuesday, falling over 600 points in afternoon trade, as Asian markets were jittery on reports of North and South Kor