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The man had posed as an Anti-Corruption Bureau Officer and tried to extort Rs 50,000 from the woman

Whether PM Modi could have avoided saying 'Bhrastachari no 1' in the current election season is debatable, but what is beyond the debate is that 200 odd Delhi professors failed Prof. Pradeep Krishnatray

In this detailed discussion on the recent terror attacks on Sri Lanka and its implications for India and the world, MyNation's Siddhartha Rai talks to security expert Vinay Singh and executive editor of Kamal Sandesh Shiv Shakti Nath Bakshi.

The "Baaghi 2" star said he was so enamoured shooting with his idol, Hrithik, that he often forgot his dialogues.
 

The Orange Army managed to defeat Kings XI Punjab comfortably to end their home campaign on a winning note. The stadium was jam-packed to bid adieu to the Orange Army, and the team didn’t disappoint the crowd

Though the Tamil Nadu-based (Indian) Towheed Jamaat has distanced itself from the blasts, its protestations cannot be taken at face-value considering the fact its founder P Jainulabdeen had plenty of connections in Sri Lanka. Active IS terror modules in our boundary have dangerous portents for the country.
 

Everybody says poverty and illiteracy fuel terrorism. That the underprivileged are easily misled into killing others in the name of religion.

Is it true? Let us check.

Jammu and Kashmir Police in a statement today said that a viral video had surfaced on social media showing a police vehicle being utilised for distribution of food items in a political party rally in Anantnag.
 

Jasia Akhtar will play for the Trailblazers, captained by Smrithi Mandhana in the three-team women's T20 league.

Nine suicide bombers, believed to be the members of local Islamist extremist group called National Thowheed Jamath (NTJ), carried out a series of devastating blasts that tore through three churches and three luxury hotels on Easter Sunday

In the past few years, there has been a tangible transition from full-scale militancy to unrest and disturbances in different forms which have become a matter of concern for general masses of Kashmir. The repercussions of continued unrest and conflicts are quite evident. 

 

Nine suicide bombers, believed to be the members of a local Islamist extremist group National Thowheed Jamath (NTJ), carried out a series of devastating blasts that tore through three churches and three luxury hotels.

In the latest case reported from Bangladesh's Jamalpur Sadar, a woman from the minority Hindu community was tied up to a tree. 

On April 11, a confidential memo from the Police Commissioner of Colombo was circulated which not only named the group believed to be planning the attack, but also listed the individual members, along with their addresses and phone numbers.

Defence minister of Sri Lanka, Ruwan Wijewardene addressed the media about the progress made in identifying the extremists that wreaked havoc in the island country. The death toll has touched 359 of which 39 are foreigners.