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Akhilesh Yadav will not be attending the programme, owing to the so-called "Noida jinx".

The woman and her daughter will, however, be kept under observation for a day before being handed over to the police, the doctor said.

According to IAMAI's stance, Facebook's Free Basics violates Net neutrality.

Facebook made its market debut on May 18, 2012 at $38 per share. Its share price fell to $17.55 on September 4, 2012 and stayed below the IPO price for more than a year.

Startup Village in Kochi is aiming to align itself with the Centre's 'Startup India' programme in the second round during which it will scale up activity pan-India.

In the era where celebrities are expected to turn activists for every 'important' topic, 2015 definitely proved to be a key year. Bollywood celebrities have often hesitated to form their views on various prominent topics due to the consequences they’ve to...

Arsenal lead Leicester — the surprise team of the season — on goal difference, with third-place City three points behind after half of the league campaign.

In a rant on Twitter, Glass John wrote that Scott's influence at Rihanna's label Roc Nation affected the release of the album.

Mandatory regulations in this regard will be issued by the Department of Telecommunications soon, Union Minister Maneka Gandhi said.

On the sets, Palak says, each day was like an adventure. But there was one incident where she floored everybody.

Even in Srinagar, capital of Jammu and Kashmir, it is up by 1-2 degree Celsius when compared to 2014. It was 10 and minus 4 on December 29, 2014, and in 2015, it is 12 and minus 5 degree Celsius on the same day.

The midfielder was at the heart of India's historic bronze at the HWL final - first global medal in 33 years, and he believes Rio 2016 will be a lot better than London 2012.

Assam Chief Minster Tarun Gogoi earlier distanced himself from Deka's controversial comment by saying it is condemnable and "not in Assamese culture".

Facebook said it is open to the scrutiny of its Free Basics program by any third party agency like IAMAI or NASSCOM.

Read Madrid said they respected but disagreed with the decision, adding in a statement that they would now seek to appeal through the courts and were studying other legal options.