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He allegedly travelled to over 25 countries on a fake passport including countries which are known tax havens.

Prem Watsa, the man leading the $4.7 bn BlackBerry acquisition was born in 1950 in Hyderabad, India.

Jaipur: A notice was served on Monday on a former Rajasthan minister requiring him to be present for a medical examination in connection with a rape case registered against him on the complaint of a married woman, police said.

Lucknow: A 90-year-old priest was killed in Unnao district of the state, police said on Monday.

Two persons were killed in a group clash over land dispute at a village in Bihar's Siwan district, police said on Monday.

Several persons were injured, on Monday, when police used batons to disperse members of Peace Party protesting in front of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly building here over the Muzaffarnagar violence.

Ever wondered why a movie might leave you with a little spring in your step afterwards? Inspiring stories of people beating the odds could boost confidence in audiences, a new study has found.

Industry body Assocham on Monday said the Centre should set up a separate cell for overseeing rehabilitation of hydel projects which have suffered huge losses due to the recent calamity in Uttarakhand.

The LG Vu 3 is a slightly bigger than its predecessor and has a 5.2-inch display (1,280 x 960 resolution).

Sircar feels that the film fraternity should show support to India's entry into the Oscars, 'The Good Road'.

The rupee had opened at 62.55 a dollar from the previous close of 62.23 at the interbank foreign exchange market.

Jim Parsons picked up his third lead comedy actor win for his role as Sheldon Cooper on 'The Big Bang Theory.'

Michu scored for the third successive match this week to put Swansea on track for a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace in the Premier League.

Sonia Gandhi on Sunday said that the Opposition parties particularly the BJP are spreading lies about the government.

After just two games, the Germany playmaker has started to repay the $66 million Arsenal paid Real Madrid.

A Pakistani-origin man is believed to be the security and training chief of Al Qaeda linked Shahab group that carried out the horrific attack at an upscale Kenyan mall killing at least 59 people.