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Govinda said that he did not have enough money to travel by private vehicle back then

A family court here has rejected the plea of a man seeking to divorce his wife on the grounds that she has a beard and masculine voice.

President Donald Trump vowed on Monday that the United States would not become a "migrant camp" as he faced mounting pressure to stop families being separated as a deterrent to illegal immigration.

The rift between the ruling PDP and ally BJP in Jammu and Kashmir has widened following the Central government's decision to resume anti-terror operations in the state after Ramzan. Sources said the BJP has called its state ministers to New Delhi to discuss the issue.

A court today acquitted former Union minister Yashwant Sinha and three others in a 2008 case for allegedly violating prohibitory orders in Ranchi for lack of evidence.

IAS officers of the Delhi government today welcomed Arvind Kejriwal's assurance that he would ensure their safety, saying they were open to formal discussions with the Chief Minister on the matter.

A 16-year-old girl was kidnapped and raped in Odisha's Boudh district by two youths who were arrested on Monday, police said.

John Abraham said: "I think the biggest stars are action heroes"

FIFA World Cup 2018, Belgium vs Panama: A moment of inspiration from Dries Mertens set the Belgians on their way as they registered a 3-0 victory against Panama in a Group G fixture

Four youth were arrested for beating up doctors at the Bhimrao Ambedkar Government Hospital on Monday after a youth, who had come there for treatment, and his friends had a spat with the medical staff, police said.

Former media baron Peter Mukerjea has agreed for a divorce to his wife Indrani Mukerjea, the prime accused in the Sheena Bora murder case, her lawyer said today.

In agreement with his coaching staff, Croatia head coach Zlatko Dalic decided to exclude Nikola Kalinic.

Everyday, when Krishna Kumar serves lunch to his customers along with his wife at the small restaurant he owns in Coimbatore, he says he is reminded of the misfortune that hit him.

Growing up in the country, DeDe Phillips knew bobcats go for the jugular.

The Central Bureau of Investigation today refuted reports that probe in any case under its former Joint Director Rajiv Singh was compromised because of suspected hacking or malware. It added that the alarm was triggered because of a spam message from his official E-mail ID, which was accessed by his personnel section.