India
BJP establishes commanding leads in Maharashtra
Former Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan is leading in south Karad in western Maharashtra, over his nearest rival Vilaskaka Undalkar.
Obama says Ebola travel ban could make things worse
Barack Obama has said he is not philosophically opposed to travel bans, but in his weekly address made it clear that he is not leaning toward them.
Diesel cheaper by Rs 3.37 per litre as Centre de-regulates prices, Cabinet approves new gas pricing formula
The Cabinet has also decided to re-launch the Direct Benefit Transfer scheme started by the UPA government.
Live tweet: Chetan Bhagat talks about his journey from IIT Delhi to Bollywood
Dressed in a simple pink shirt and a black half Nehru jacket, popular Indian author Chetan Bhagat mopped his brow as he blinked in the harsh lights at the Dogra Auditorium at IIT Delhi.
Narendra Modi calls up Hamid Karzai, hails his contribution
Karzai took over the leadership of Afghanistan in December 2001 after the fanatic Taliban regime was removed.
Abhishek Bachchan: I would be more comfortable in producing a film without me acting in it
Abhishek says he's not a huge fan of producing movies. However, he's okay with the job as long as he isn't acting in the project as well.
Project to scan 'social pollution' on Twitter: Researchers
Researchers in the US are working on a project to collect and analyse 'social pollution' that is spreading on social media like Twitter.
Bigg Boss 8, Day 26: Ali Quli Mirza feels unruly housemates are worse than animals
What do you do when you have a hard taskmaster to deal with? Ali Quli Mirza's entry into the house has left many miffed.
Hurricane Gonzalo weakens after passing Bermuda
It battered the island with wind gusts that topped 115 metres per hour at one point as the storm moved in a northeasterly direction at 16 metres per hour.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella launches diversity training effort
Satya Nadella has apologised to employees and announced that all workers will receive training on how to foster an inclusive culture.
1.2 billion live on less than $1.25 a day: UN chief
More than 1.2 billion people are living on less than USD 1.25 a day and 2.4 billion are living on less than USD 2 a day, said UN chief.
U2's Bono says glaucoma is reason for trademark sunglasses
U2 frontman Bono has revealed the mystery behind his trademark sunglasses. The Irish rocker has glaucoma.
Richa Chadha's British film titled 'Bombairiya'
The movie 'Bombairiya' is being directed by debutante director Pia Sukanya.
Justin Gatlin fails to make list of finalists for IAAF award
Facing a backlash over his doping past, American sprinter Justin Gatlin has failed to make the list of finalists for the IAAF world athlete of the year award.
'Boy meets girl, boy rapes girl, boy marries girl': Thai soaps trigger outcry over romanticising rape
This premise is so common in Thailand's primetime melodramas, that it could be called a national twist on the romantic plotline.
OS X Yosemite review: Still has what makes a Mac a Mac, also can make Macs act more like iPhones
OS X Yosemite continues a trend of breaking down barriers between the various devices as people depend more on smartphones and tablets for their everyday computing.