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The IndiGo flight 6E 7117 travelling from Tirupati to Hyderabad suffered a tyre burst, all the 73 passengers including an infant were evacuated safely.

According to the statement released on Wednesday, the Popular Front of India (PFI) had paid Rs 93,85,000 as lawyer fees, including to the four seniors ones – Kapil Sibal, Dushyant Dave, Indira Jaising and Marzook Bafaki – who had appeared in SC for Hadiya...

The platforms which do not follow the proposed code will not get to partner with the EC. The decision was taken in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica episode.

PNB's board on Wednesday approved payment over the fraudulent guarantees due by end-March to seven banks and it will also honour any subsequent maturing guarantees when they are due.

Total expenditure incurred by the government during the period was over Rs 19.99 lakh crore, which is 90.14 percent of revised estimates for 2017-18.

The Delhi University administration has issued notifications regarding the loss of teaching due to teachers’ strike.

The timely fall in vegetable prices is likely to lead the Reserve Bank of India to temper the tone of its monetary policy statement, which is due on April 5 and also give the central bank more room to hold off raising interest rates.

Salman Khan and Prabhudeva are once again set to work together in "Dabangg 3", which will be produced by Arbaaz Khan.

The admit cards will be available online till 22nd April 2018 and candidates must download the e-Admit Cards on or before the due date to ensure hassle-free entry at the examination centre.

Uber put a temporary halt to its self-driving car program in the US after the March 18 accident that resulted in the death of pedestrian.

The Court held that such a plea was not maintainable in seeking to reopen a murder case after seventy years when the convicts have also been executed.

New Zealand’s privacy commissioner said Facebook refused the man access to personal information that was held on the accounts of several Facebook users.

Trump threw Washington into a tizzy on Friday when he threatened to veto the omnibus spending bill, in part because it didn't include the USD 25 billion he'd tried to secure for the wall in a last-minute bargaining spree.

The bench asked the CEO not to bother the court with operational aspects, but to satisfy it as to whether any breach of data was possible.

Trade and other related issues were discussed during the meeting of China-India joint-group on economic relations, trade, science and technology in New Delhi on Monday.

Pakistan former prime minister Nawaz Sharif also called for an end to all laws made under martial law regimes.