India

A mystery man. A splashy reveal. A media frenzy. Newsweek staked its return from the dead on a story it knew would get attention. A cover story claiming it had uncovered "the face behind bitcoin," the world's most popular digital currency.

The Olympic bronze medallist will try to regain the crown which she won in 2011 and 2012 and reached the semi-finals last year.

Paul Ceglia is accused of forging a 2003 contract with Mark Zuckerberg that supposedly entitled him to part ownership of Facebook.

The Samajwadi Party's Lok Sabha candidate for the Agra city seat Sarika Baghael and her husband Devendra were expelled from the party on Friday for calling the party supremo old, a member said on Saturday.

In his address, Jindal criticised Obama on his foreign policy front at a time when the Russia has taken military action in Ukraine.

Seventh seeded Saina lost in straight games 17-21 10-21 against Chinese fourth seed Shixian Wang in last night's quarterfinal duel which lasted for 43 minutes.

A five-year-old girl was allegedly raped by his 22-year-old neighbour in Jehangirabad area in Bhopal on Friday, police said.

The cracks have not been found on planes that are in use by airlines and therefore posed no safety risk, Boeing said.

Police on Friday reconstructed the sequence of events leading to the murder of Andhra Pradesh- based software professional Esther Anuhya in January this year, a senior official said.

Blind tourists can now read the history of the Taj Mahal in the complex. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has provided a notice board in Braille script for their convenience.

Doctors at the Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) are allegedly refusing to treat hepatitis patients due to fears of infection, and have demanded insurance cover.

'Gulaab Gang' will see two arch rivals of 90s Madhuri Dixit and Juhi Chawla sharing the screen space for the very first time.

"The proposed referendum on the future of Crimea would violate the constitution and violate international law," Obama said.

A Japanese American man thought to be the father of Bitcoin lead reporters on a freeway car chase to the local Associated Press headquarters.

The man Newsweek claims is the founder of Bitcoin denies he had anything to do with the digital currency.

After its success in New York and Los Angeles, it will release in additional American cities on March 7.