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China has seen rising numbers of patent applications as part of a drive to upgrade the economy. However, experts claims there is still a lack of invention patents.

John Travolta is well on his way to break the internet!

Mother Teresa faced several controversies even during her own lifetime. She was questioned by many including the several Western scholars. Some of them were the same Roman Catholics like Mother Teresa herself.

Jennifer Lopez, who's Elie Saab gown turned heads as she passed the red carpet, can probably be called the best dress of this season.

iBall rapidly climbed up its way to the No 1 spot in this quarter. From a 4.5 per cent share in Q4 2013, the brand has more than tripled its share in Q4 2014, IDC said.

Jennifer Lopez was seen in an embellished Zuhair Murad gown that featured a plunging neckline.

Levante scored two late goals on Monday to seal a 2-1 league win over fellow strugglers Granada in a heated encounter that saw three players sent-off.

The Rafale was picked in 2012 over rival offers from the US, Europe and Russia for a deal initially worth $12 billion but now estimated to have jumped to $20 billion.

Reports suggest that many board members disagreed with the chairman's move.

Will 'Farah Ki Daawat' turn out to be an informative and engaging show?

Simeone has a deal with the Spanish champions until June 2017, while Ferguson became the most successful British manager in history.

From January 1 till Sunday, 4,040 samples were tested, out of which 1,316 were found positive for swine flu. The number of deaths due to swine flu and related complications as on date is 51, a state government bulletin said.

A 28-year-old man had a narrow escape on Monday when he lost balance and slipped on to the tracks in front of an approaching train at West Delhi's Ashoka Park metro station.

"Revenue estimates have to be set realistically and performance appraisals of tax officials should not be based on targets," the industry body said.

There will also be "mushaira" and "Jugal bandi", along with live music sessions.

Experts gathering in Nairobi said the absence of Pachauri, chairman of the Nobel Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), would not affect this week's meeting.