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Heavy rain batters Chennai, rest of Tamil Nadu, 55 dead, many flights cancelled
The rains continued to disrupt normal life in Tamil Nadu's capital and several other areas of the state.
RJD meets to elect legislative party leader in Bihar
Lalu's sons Tejaswi and Tej Pratap Yadav who were elected MLAs in the elections also attended the meeting.
Live: PM Modi announces Air India flight between London and Ahmedabad
Over 60,000 people have gathered at the Wembley stadium to give Modi a rousing welcome.
Los Angeles to host Regional Pravasi Bharatiya Divas over the weekend
Theme of the two-day event is ‘The Indian Diaspora: Defining a New Paradigm in India-US Relationship', which aims to capture the ethos of both the countries.
Two suicide bombers hit Hezbollah bastion in Lebanon, 43 killed
Lebanonese Prime Minister Tammam Salam condemned the attacks as unjustifiable and called for unity against plans to create strife in the country.
Vodafone commits to invest Rs 13,000 crore in India
The investment was committed to by Vittorio Colao, CEO of Vodafone Group Plc, in his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Can't share details of Sunanda FBI report until submission in court: Police
"The report cannot be made public at least till the time we send it to the court," said Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi.
Mozilla launches Firefox browser for iOS worldwide
The web browser, previously only available as a preview in New Zealand, can now be downloaded for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices worldwide.
Indian-origin journalist arrested in paedophile sting in UK
According to reports, a member of the anti-paedophile vigilante group, Unknown TV, posed as a 14-year-old and allegedly solicited Suroor on social media.
Guam win can help India enter Asian Cup Qualifiers Round: Stephen Constantine
Indian football team might have disappointed in the Russian World Cup Qualifiers round, but national coach Stephen Constantine on Wednesday said they can still move into the Asian Cup Qualifiers phase if they beat Guam on Thursday.
RSS affiliate Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh opposes FDI reforms, want government to reconsider it
Nobody is talking about Foreign Direct Outflow (FDO). It means whatever investment is coming that is going out again, says GS, BMS, Virjesh Upadhyay.
8 persons killed in militant attack in Egypt
Egypt's North Sinai has witnessed many violent attacks by militants against police and army personnel since the January 2011 revolution that toppled the ex-president Hosni Mubarak.
Narendra Modi begins 3-day UK trip today, business high on agenda
Cameron said Modi's visit was not simply about celebrating the economic ties but "actually building a thoroughly modern partnership between our two great countries".
Process for government formation to start on November 14: Nitish Kumar
Speculation is rife in political corridors that somebody from Lalu Prasad's family could be made Deputy CM.
Victoria Beckham's son pleads her to design kidswear
Victoria Beckham's son Romeo has asked his mother to use creativity to design clothes for children.
The 650S Spider Al Sahara 79, super supercar with gold paintwork unveiled
McLaren has revealed a very special edition of its 650S Spider drop-top supercar complete with real gold in the paint finish, which will be offered exclusively to its Middle Eastern clients.