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CJP, which has been fighting cases for victims of 2002 Gujarat riots, had received a total foreign contribution of around Rs 1.18 crore from 2008-09 to 2013-14.

Falcao has clinched a deal to stay in the EPL at champions Chelsea on a season-long loan from Monaco despite a lackluster stint at Manchester United.

Before the Wi-Fi signals became available on Wednesday, broadband Internet access had been limited to largely to desktops at state Internet parlors and pricey hotels.

A senior woman officer of DTC would face trial before a Delhi court for allegedly threatening a female staffer for complaining against an accountant of sexual harrassment.

Hansal Mehta is all set to make a biopic on Indian politician Sanjay Gandhi.

Small add-on devices could allow your smartphone to take pregnancy tests or monitor diabetes, scientists say.

AC Milan president Berlusconi has demanded new coach Mihajlovic to lead the club back into the Champions League.

Amidst allegations of its principal trying to protect the accused professor, HRD ministry refused to intervene in the molestation row at St Stephen's College.

A federal US judge has rejected former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta's appeal to overturn his two-year sentence and conviction on insider trading.

The 28-year-old Bacca helped Sevilla win back-to-back Europa League titles in the last two seasons.

It all began when about a dozen hens belonging to Farhan Ullah Khan were stolen about three months ago. As the police did not act, he sent an email to the Governor, who directed the police to trace the hens. There has, however, been no headway so far.

Delhi High court on Thursday extended till August 18 the stay on trial court proceedings against Sahara chief Subrata Roy.

Doctors at a city hospital split cadaver liver of a 32-year-old brain dead patient and gave one lobe each to two persons.

Greek emigration, among the young, "is not a new phenomenon, but it increased considerably during the crisis," said Labrianidis, economic geography professor at Thessaloniki University.

Citing Rohini Salian's allegations, Karat said, "For Muslims the message has gone that there will be no justice for them."