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Jadhav has delivered hits like 'Duniyadari' and 'Checkmate'; he's set to release his next film 'Pyar Vali Love Story' in October

"Gujarat has set a precedent and developed a model of inclusive growth that is being studied and emulated around the world," Lal said.

The Dutch former F1 driver was quoted by Caterham after the Italian Grand Prix as saying he was quitting for personal reasons.

Pakistan PM Sharif said the government should be assisted in flood-relief efforts which was more important than staging sit-ins.

Britain's Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills, Vince Cable, is scheduled to visit India next month to address the drop in visas from Indian students coming to study in British universities.

Test-run of the prototype, with two cabins, was conducted within a stretch of 500 metres at a spot in Kolkata's Joka area Saturday.

It was Washington's first offensive into Iraq's western Anbar province since it started air strikes on Islamic State forces in the north of the country in August.

Police sources said that the class nine student immolated herself and died of injuries in hospital.

Both were on dialysis for two years and ran from pillar to post in search of a kidney donor, after they both failed the compatibility test within their respective family.

Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal said that coal shortage at power stations was due to stocks being consumed faster for higher electricity generation.

The game puts players in the role of guardians of the last city on Earth, with enemies to battle; special powers to wield, and planets to explore.

Hindi films are not being shown in Manipur for the last few years reportedly due to threats by some militant outfits.

Croatia's Marin Cilic delivered stinging serves and flat groundstrokes during a quick-as-can-be 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 upset victory over Roger Federer in the second men's semi-final.

According to Libya's transitional plan, the House of Representatives elected in the June polls has already replaced the former interim General National Congress government.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe left for Bangladesh and Sri Lanka on Saturday in a move to boost Japan's trade and investment in the counties.

Lt General Ashok Singh, completed his two-day visit to Mumbai and asked his men to "maintain vigilance and ability to respond to any security threat in the area".