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Rajkot ODI: Hardik 'will block teams' entry'

‘Computerized Test Tracks At All RTOs Next Year’

RIL's LYF smartphones will have a dual-sim slot and are expected to be available in the market from November -- a month before the scheduled launch of its 4G service.

Two people have fallen ill with Ebola in Guinea after two weeks with no new confirmed cases of the disease in West Africa, the World Health Organization said on Friday.

Two people have fallen ill with Ebola in Guinea after two weeks with no new confirmed cases of the disease in West Africa, the World Health Organization said on Friday.

A loophole in BCCI's working procedure has enabled Maharashtra umpire Vineet Kulkarni to remain as India's No 1 match official as S Ravi is already in the ICC Elite Panel.

A loophole in BCCI's working procedure has enabled Maharashtra umpire Vineet Kulkarni to remain as India's No 1 match official as S Ravi is already in the ICC Elite Panel.

The government expressed surprise over the Supereme Court order quashing the law to appoint judges and also questioned the transparency of the previous collegium system. But, two ex-SC judges welcomed the verdict while ex-Delhi HC judge said the order showed lack of trust on Parliament's maturity.

Europe extended a global share market rebound on Friday, following Asian and US stock indexes higher after stronger US data helped allay fears about global growth and sent world stocks to two-month highs.

The Maharashtra government has declared a “drought-like condition” in 14,708 of the state’s 43,000 villages.

The Coimbatore Corporation has intensified measures to curb spread of diseases ahead of the onset of the northeast monsoon. This includes imposition of fines on violators.

Expressing his disappointment over export data for the month of September, 2015, S C Ralhan, president, Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said that 24.33% decline in exports and overall decline of 17.6% in first six months of the current fiscal will put enormous pressure even in realizing the export figure which we achieved in 2014-15.

The Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA) has opposed any move to introduce the Uniform Civil Code without taking into account the constitutional guarantee of freedom of religion.

Nestle India conducted over 3,500 tests of around 200 million packs of maggi in both national, international accredited labs and all the samples were found safe. Concequently, on Friday, the shares of Nestle India climed 5.59 per cent to settle at Rs 6,551 on BSE.

In an effort to reach out to talent acquisition professionals across the country, industry lobby Nasscom launched a nationwide programme in partnership with TalentSprint, a skill acceleration platform, in Chennai on Friday.

Private-sector lender DCB Bank on Friday said it will go slow with its branch expansion plan and will open around 150 additional branches over a period of 24 months instead of 12 months announced two days back.

YouTube stars make money mainly by getting paid to interact with products on their channels and sharing ad revenue with YouTube.

When Netaji's kin and associates met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, among other things they presented him was a collage representing various phases of Subhas Chandra Bose's life as a leader of an armed force, as rashtrapati (that is how the Congress president was addressed) and as a diplomat (India's ambassador in exile during the 1930s).

Transgender associations registered a complaint at the police commissioner’s office against harassment by the men in khaki.

Palestinians have set on fire Joseph's Tomb — a Jewish holy site in West Bank's Nablus — amid escalating tensions with Israel on Friday. In an another incident, a Palestinian disguised as a journalist stabbed and injured an Israeli soldier in Hebron.

Palestinians have set on fire Joseph's Tomb — a Jewish holy site in West Bank's Nablus — amid escalating tensions with Israel on Friday. In an another incident, a Palestinian disguised as a journalist stabbed and injured an Israeli soldier in Hebron.

Palestinians have set on fire Joseph's Tomb — a Jewish holy site in West Bank's Nablus — amid escalating tensions with Israel on Friday. In an another incident, a Palestinian disguised as a journalist stabbed and injured an Israeli soldier in Hebron.

Palestinians have set on fire Joseph's Tomb — a Jewish holy site in West Bank's Nablus — amid escalating tensions with Israel on Friday. In an another incident, a Palestinian disguised as a journalist stabbed and injured an Israeli soldier in Hebron.

To mark 10 years to the Right to Information (RTI) Act, Karnataka Praja Vedike (KPV), headed by advocate Surendra Ugare organized meeting of RTI activists in the district, at Kannada Sahitya Bhavan here on Friday.