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The Madras High Court had on April 3 directed the Centre to ban mobile application 'TikTok' as it voiced concern that "pornographic and inappropriate content" were made available through such apps.

A new study found that tweeting during TV pushes people for online shopping.

Wiebe Wakker drove his retrofitted station wagon nicknamed "The Blue Bandit" across 33 countries in what he said was the world's longest-ever journey by electric car.

Under the debt resolution plan approved by the Jet Airways' board on March 25, lenders have taken majority stake in the airline and are set to infuse Rs 1,500 crore funds.

55-year-old, Sidhu, who is tourism, cultural affairs and local bodies minister in the Amarinder Singh-led state government, met senior party leader Ahmed Patel in Delhi on Sunday in connection with his campaigning schedule.

Manchester City are fighting to win an unprecedented quadruple in English football – Premier League, UEFA Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said opposition parties could stoop to any level, including singing paeans to Pakistan, to remove him from power.

After wrapping up shooting in Atlanta, Jumanji 3 is headed to "icy snow capped mountains" and "blistering desert dunes".

Israeli annexation of large parts of the West Bank is bound to snuff out any last flicker of hope for an Israeli-Palestinian deal on the terms of a Palestinian state on lands Israel captured in 1967.

There were reports that Saif, who was in the first instalment of "Love Aaj Kal", will be seen playing the role of Kartik's father in the sequel.

The tradition of preserving the body parts of saintly Catholics goes back to the Middle Ages in Italy.

Imran Masood is being seen as a tough contender against BJP and BSP-SP joint candidate Haji Fazlur Rehman. The motive of the Deoband rally will be to prevent the exodus of minority votes to Congress kitty.

Vivek Oberoi also said that he observed PM Modi's body language and way of talking to prepare for his role in the biopic.

Central Board of Film Certification chief Prasoon Joshi has strongly reacted to the allegations made by the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena.

Congress leader Chidambaram sought to know whether PM Narendra Modi supports 'enforced disappearance, sexual violence and torture', the allegations which are common in areas where AFSPA is in force.

Modi had made similar comments at a rally in Wardha on April 1, where he claimed that the Congress had been forced to contest from places dominated by the minority community, in an indirect reference to Gandhi’s decision to fight from Wayanad.