I came to London accidently on impulse. I have never had sick leave but life can't be smooth and smiling all the time. Throughout the years I have suffered from various health issues varying from a broken wrist after my son was born in Jan....

India’s lustre, monomaniac supper-star shuttler P. V. Sindhu who just emerged victorious in Seoul, defeating reigning world champion Nozomi Okuhara of Japan in Korea Open Series, deserves as much accolades and recognition as any Indian super-star...

Rudy Otter’s curiosity whether earth would be destroyed by a comet, is good. But announcement was not absurd as it was based on religious scripture and numerology. The speculator used calculation that earth would end 33 days after solar eclipse....

Although the General Assembly adopts six resolutions, including texts on global economic governance, multilingualism, wildlife protection, eradicating Malaria. Will it be able to implement them or will they be just on paper as previous resolutions...

Kim Jong-Un, the North Korean leader, has said in an unprecedented televised statement, that North Korea could test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean in response to US president Donald Trump’s threats of military action over his previous...

India is united since its creation and it will go on creating faith preachers 'Yavat Chandra Divakarau' - until the moon and sun exist. Foreign religious groups from many parts of the world have ruthlessly attacked the country for centuries,...

Shocking footage shows the moment a gang of four thugs held two women at knifepoint before snatching their jewellery and escaping on mopeds.

Sadiq Khan has opened the door for a second Brexit referendum in comments made in an interview with the Evening Standard Tuesday.

An ex-police officer and former athlete has been convicted of secretly filming women and storing the videos in secure "vaults" on mobile phones. Jayson Lobo, 48, formerly of Lancashire Police, covertly filmed seven women he had been in sexual...

The Gorkhaland strike in the hill directs of West Bengal – now into its fourth month – has taken severe toll of the local economy. The disruption has affected education, with the closure of its public schools. The suffering endured by the ordinary...