While there has been constant speculation whether Sonam Kapoor will make an appearance on dad Anil Kapoor’s 24 on Colors, the actress continues to remain tight-lipped about it.

After a less than impressive launch on PC over a year ago, Diablo 3 has now made it to consoles and believe it or not, it is a much more enjoyable version.

Valve made a smart move by making Dota 2. Already, the game is super popular on Steam, and is perhaps the most played game on the platform.

Following reports and allegations of colleges resorting to unethical means to get the Local Inquiry Committee (LIC) to give a positive report to the University of Mumbai for renewing their affiliation

LICs have been the watchdog or backbone of the University of Mumbai’s affiliation process as the quality of the colleges and the education they offer, entirely depend upon the recommendations or repor

The Bandra police, which is investigating one of the most heinous murders of all time in Mumbai, believe that the mutilated middle portion of the woman’s body that was found stuffed inside a bag at Ma

R. Madhavan has just completed the shoot of his first Hollywood project Night Of The Living Dead Origins 3D. Recalling the experience the actor says, “I had a great time shooting for the film.

After Gujarat CM Narendra Modi raised the issue of security of Gujaratis in Kenya, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday told Mr Modi that his government is attaching the highest priority to safety and welfare of all Indians in Kenya, in the wake of a terrorists attack in Nairobi.

Asserting that intelligence agencies and the Army have the right to conduct covert operations, which are above Parliament or judicial scrutiny, leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley on Tuesday slammed the government over the “leak” of an Army inquiry report on an intelligence unit set up former Army Chief V.K. Singh. Mr Jaitley said Prime Ministers, home ministers, defence ministers, Chief of the Army Staff, heads of IB and R&AW and several others in the government are privy to information which “must necessarily die with them”.

Home minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Tuesday pitched for alternative modes of punishment to convicts, saying sending such people to jail has many adverse effects, including trauma for their children and family. The home minister was addressing the Asian and Pacific Conference of Correctional Administrators in New Delhi.