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Like Rohit, there is added pressure on Shikhar Dhawan as well to perform.

Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has reportedly sniffed him out of a posh Bandra West colony in Mumbai where top Bollywood starts live.

Leading telecom operators have deposited Rs 14,653 crore as earnest money for the country's largest ever spectrum auction from October 1, with Reliance Jio alone submitting Rs 6,500 crore.

Chinese technology giant Lenovo will bring the much-awaited modular smartphone 'Moto Z' to the Indian market in the first week of October.

In the latest, news reports about expected launch of Xiaomi Mi 5s are out. As per media sources, press invites are out and Xiaomi has scheduled an event at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing on September 27.

The revenue department is likely to issue clarification on legality of levying excise duty by the Centre on various commodities till implementation of goods and services tax (GST) from April 1, 2017.

However, that was the sole high point of his brief stay as another attempt to hit Sodhi out of the park saw him being stumped.

He has led his country to 15 losses in 25 matches, with nine wins and one no result. The team have dropped to ninth in the one-day rankings.

The neighboring countries of Malaysia and Singapore have also fallen prey to this disastrous smog outbreak.

In an extremely unfortunate incident, at least 35 people have died so far in a bus accident in Bihar's Madhubani district.

US technology firm Motorola Mobility -- a Lenovo Brand -- on Monday launched Moto E Power smartphone in India at Rs 7,999.

Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Monday a Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in China that reportedly caught fire was damaged by external heating.

Dipa, along with her coach Bishweshwar Nandi, was felicitated by the Bengal Chambers Commerce and Industry (BCCI) here.

The festive season is nearing and most of the manufacturers in the Indian two-wheeler market are preparing their products for the upcoming challenge.

In March 2009, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) introduced the Combi Brake System (CBS) with Equalizer technology with its scooters in the Indian two-wheeler market. Now, Honda has achieved a new milestone with this technology after seven years, as it has been accepted by over 1 crore Indian families.

South Korean giant Samsung Electronics on Monday expanded its J-series portfolio by launching Galaxy J5 Prime and Galaxy J7 Prime smartphones that offer indigenously developed S-Secure and S-Power planning features.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and top security brass of the country on Monday met to review the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

The composition of Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN), a private company tasked to create Information Technology infrastructure for GST, is under examination to give to the Centre majority stake in it.

India's banking system outlook is likely to be stable over the next 12-18 months as the pace of formation of bad loans is expected to decrease compared to last five years, global rating agency Moody's said Monday.

An Australian Muslim woman who wore a burkini to a French beach said she was asked to leave despite a ban on the controversial full-bodied swimsuit recently being overturned.

Stocks kept their winning run going for a fourth session as the BSE Sensex gained over 35 points to 28,634.50, tracking gains in Asian markets as investors looked ahead to key central bank meetings this week in the US and Japan for clues on global monetary policies.

In a major administrative re-shuffle, the Haryana government today transferred 27 senior IAS officers with immediate effect.

Two new studies characterize tidal disruption flares by studying how surrounding dust absorbs and re-emits their light, like echoes.

Zee Media Bureau It appears that Prime Minister Modi is all in favour of competition in the telecom space. And what more, wants the cub Reliance Jio to add quick numbers

Not just Virat but several Indian cricketers expressed their anguish and pain.