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"They came on a motorcycle and attacked him as he sat on a roadside. They hacked him on his head, neck and hand," deputy chief of Tangail district police said.

Let me first look at partial prohibition leading up to total prohibition in Kerala.

The attack targeted Shiite pilgrims walking to Baghdad's holy Kadhimiyah shrine, according to local police officials at the scene.

"We will form the government. LDF will form the next government," he said.

Klopp has indicated he will respond to the demands on his team by making several changes for a game that takes place between their two Europa League semi-final meetings with Villarreal.

Google has said that it does not want to build self-driving vehicles on its own and has explored alliances with auto companies, but none have been finalised.

Raging forest fires in Uttarakhand have killed five people and blighted 1890.79 hectares of forest land in Kumaon and Garhwal regions.

'The Man Who Knew Infinity' is the biopic of Indian mathematician Srinivas Ramanujan.

Information Commissioner M Sridhar Acharyulu directed the Prime Minister's Office to make available details such as roll number, degree number of the Prime Minister to the Delhi University.

Globetrotting food raconteur Anthony Bourdain has released new details on a North American tour that will hit 15 cities and help promote his first cookbook in more than 10 years.

The decision on reservation taken by the state government came as a big win for quota agitation leader Hardik Patel.

Former Bollywood actress Mamta Kulkarni and her Kenya-based husband Vicky Goswami have come under the scanner of police and enforcement agencies in connection with a Rs.2,000-crore narcotics racket unearthed in Thane, a senior police officer said.

The couple is giving us some serious relationship goals!

The Minister said government has analysed the entire issue and found that the high side of the fares in the total ticketing is about less than two per cent.

"It is believed to have failed," the official said.

The movie script is based on both the book 'The Snowden Files' by Guardian journalist Luke Harding, and 'Time of the Octopus' by Snowden's Russian lawyer Anatoly Kucherena.