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'Quantico' review: Priyanka Chopra doesn't lose her grip on femininity
The suspenseful elements are as intact as Pee Cee’s garish American accent, which comes across as the highlight of ‘Quantico’, one of the most anticipated shows of fall season.
The first laser-powered razor for that irritation-free close, smooth shave
Early birds supporting the project on Kickstarter could get a unit of the Skart razor for as low as $89.
Apple iPhone 6s, 6s Plus coming to India on October 16
Apple is yet to announce the pricing of the new iPhones.
'Talvar' has a biased approach towards Aarushi murder case, unlike my film, says 'Rahasya' director
He also says that the Talwar family had filed a case against his film despite his statement that it is a fictitious story, and it got stuck in court proceedings for 11 months. However despite all this 'Rahasya' was critically acclaimed.
I am grateful to Chiranjeevi for working with me: Sreenu Vaitla
Chiranjeevi is facing the arc lights after eight years.
Lukaku scores twice as Everton beat West Brom 3-2 in Premier League
Romelu Lukaku scored two goals and set up another against his former club as Everton rallied from two goals down to beat West Bromwich Albion 3-2 Monday in the Premier League.
India launches 'mini-Hubble'; digs deeper in space with ASTROSAT
The observatory, named ASTROSAT, will help Indian scientists intensify space exploration efforts by studying distant celestial objects and conduct deeper analyses of star systems.
Mamata government makes public cabinet papers from 1938 to 1947
"This 10-year-period is very important in pre-Independent India during which many important issues were recorded and many important cabinet decisions taken," Mamata said.
Lionel Messi injury hurts but also motivates, says Ivan Rakitic
Messi's injury is a painful blow for Barcelona but is also a motivation for the rest of the squad, midfielder Ivan Rakitic said before the holders host Bayer Leverkusen in Champions League Group E on Tuesday.
Man tries to open jet door at 30,000 feet, mistakes it for loo!
James, from Alloa, was huckled off the KLM flight from Edinburgh to Amsterdam the moment it touched down at Schiphol Airport, Scotland's Sunday Post reported.
A mother who has ruined her child is now trying to destroy the country: BJP's dig at Sonia Gandhi
Admiring the PM for his leadership, Akbar said that people flock to attend Modi's events and the BJP does not have to 'rent a crowd'.
Death toll of Indians in Haj stampede rises to 45
Saudi authorities have put the total death toll from the stampede during Haj to 769. The number of injured stands at 934.
Crowd chants 'Modi, Modi' as PM winds up Silicon Valley tour
Modi was winding up a whirlwind two-day US West Coast trip and Sunday's event followed visits to some of the world's biggest technology companies, hoping to convince them to bring more investment and jobs to India.
Ban Ki-moon serves 'Landfill Salad', recycled lunch fit for presidents, princes
"Our lunch was produced from food that would otherwise end up in landfills, emitting methane, a potent greenhouse gas," Ban said.
Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif meets UN chief Ban Ki-moon, urges for referendum on Kashmir
Sharif called for implementation of United Nations Security Council resolutions on the Kashmir dispute and holding of plebiscite to determine the wishes of the Kashmiri people.
Gujarat CM blasts Patel leaders for their 'negative' mindset
Her comments came after Patel quota agitation leader Hardik Patel rejected a Rs 1,000 crore package announced by the Gujarat government a few days ago