TISSNET is a national-level eligibility test for candidates who seek to pursue various courses from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).
Bollywood Actress Shenaz Treasury shares her experiences about her road trips.
Marin Cilic reached his first Wimbledon semi-final with a 3-6, 7-6 (8/6), 7-5, 5-7, 6-1 victory over Luxembourg's Gilles Muller on Wednesday.
The BJP seems to be aggressive on ‘Mission West Bengal’. And starting early, it has decided to take on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in her home turf in Bhowanipore.
Kim Jong-Nam was dead within 20 minutes of being attacked and would have suffered a "very painful death" as his major organs shut down, Malaysia's health minister said on Sunday.
SCATSAT-1 is a "continuity" mission for the Ku-band scatterometer payload carried by SCATSAT-1, which has enhanced features compared to a similar one carried by Oceansat-2 satellite in 2009.
A 43-year-old Pakistani national went missing from his hotel room in Delhi on Monday.
Nissan is the first car company in Europe to sell a car on Twitter.
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said it was "unfortunate" that such a ruling had been given by WTO when India launched a 175 GW renewable energy programme and that India would file an appeal against it soon.
Apple appointed George Stathakopoulos, formerly vice president of information security at Amazon.com Inc and before that Microsoft Corp's general manager of product security, to be vice president of corporate information security.
She will address students of the institute in the upcoming India Conference at Harvard. She will be speaking on February 7.
The FFZERO1 Concept race car shown in Las Vegas is not intended to be produced, but is rather an 'illustration of what is possible.'
Juan Cuadrado scored against his former club to help Juventus beat Fiorentina 3-1 in Serie A on Sunday, as the Turin club's title challenge gathered pace.
Chhetri is extremely happy to be a part of the tournament revealing his excitement to play alongside the French football great Nicolas Anelka.
Critics say tougher anti-beef laws discriminate against Muslims, Christians and lower-caste Hindus who rely on the cheap meat for protein. Butchers and cattle traders, many of them Muslim, say the push threatens thousands of jobs.
