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The Army will also be meeting some of the medical requirements and supply of relief materials.

In remarks laced with sarcasm, SP leader Azam Khan has said Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi is an "innocent child" who reads from the dais whatever is given to him in writing.

'RV' is a hero-worshipping, fan-appealing film that gets almost everything in the book of filmmaking wrong.

Son of late filmmaker Nasir Hussain, Mansoor is an alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai.

One woman has died in Bhubaneswar after a tree fell on her during heavy rains as cyclone Phailin approaches the Odisha coast.

Holger Osieck has been fired in the wake of Australia's 6-0 loss to France in a friendly in Paris.

Barack Obama and Michelle Obama welcomed Malala and thanked her for her inspiring and passionate work for education of girls in Pakistan.

GoalControl uses 14 cameras around the pitch to monitor whether the ball has crossed the line, sending a signal to the referee's watch within a second to confirm that a goal has been scored.

He will now be taken to Ahmedabad where he will be quizzed in the sexual assault case filed by two sisters.

Two minor sisters were allegedly kidnapped from Bilaspur and repeatedly raped by two men in a moving van for over two weeks, police said.

Rubbishing media reports, Rajasthan's BJP President Vasundhara Raje said that her party has not zeroed in on a candidate for the upcoming assembly elections yet. The Rajasthan Assembly polls are slated for December this year.

The World Cup qualifying game between Spain and Belarus is not in danger despite an explosion in the Son Moix Stadium in Mallorca.

Facebook is getting rid of a privacy feature that let users limit who can find them on the social network.

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel doesn't think his overwhelming dominance has made the sport less interesting for fans.

Infosys had reported a nearly 4 per cent increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 2,374 crore for Q1 that had ended on June 30, 2013.

Footballers who speak their mind should be welcomed, not frowned upon, said Roy Hodgson in backing under-fire midfielder Jack Wilshere.