Most of the airlines have commenced taking bookings for their flights from April 15 onwards. However, on Friday state-owned Air India said it has stopped bookings till April 30 and is awaiting a decision after April 14.

Liverpool crashed out of the FA Cup with a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, their third defeat in four games.

Hrithik opts for a beige sleeveless hoodie and paired it with white track pants. Also, he teamed his look with black sunshades and checkered golf polo cap.

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt's 'Brahmastra-Part I' is all set to hit the screens on December 4. Directed by Ayan Mukerji, the film is said to be the first part of a fantasy action franchise.

Online pornographic content contributes heavily to child prostitution and child trafficking, Nobel laureate Kaiash Satyarthi contended.

The Congress is a pale shadow of its old self today and the other opposition parties obviously want to take full advantage of this situation.

The CAA was passed by the Parliament on December 11. The Home Ministry, however, is yet to frame the rules for the Act.

As mobile phone and SMS services remain blocked across the state, videos shot from cellphones showed people being brought to the Shillong''s Civil Hospital with injuries to their legs and bodies.

Akhil Gogoi, the adviser of the Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti (KMSS), had earlier in the day staged a sit-in outside the Jorhat Deputy Commissioner's office.

Saddled with past claims and HR-related bills from the two cash-strapped firms, DoT has now shot-off letters to the two ailing corporations asking them to withdraw such employees.

While the group of Kashmiri Pandits protested against 'one-sided coverage' of the recent developments in Jammu and Kashmir, The Washington Post has defended its coverage as 'fair, accurate and comprehensive'.

In the film, he transforms from struggling stand-up comedian Arthur Fleck into Batman’s classic nemesis.

The interest rate under the external benchmark shall be reset at least once in three months, the Reserve Bank of India said.

The decision was taken by the Delhi government following an announcement of a fee hike by the Central Board of Secondary Education.

Tipu Jayanthi celebrations, celebrated every year on November 10 , were started by the Congress-led Siddaramaiah government in the state.