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The absence of mobile services has made it tough for security forces to operate and get timely help in critical situations, leading to loss of lives in some incidents.

The president of WFI took the decision to suspend the tainted official but the Federation would wait for details from Scotland police before making his ban permanent.

Chelsea midfielder Oriol Romeu has joined German club Stuttgart on a season-long loan, following a similar deal last season with Valencia.

Delhi resident Subhash Chander Moton's baggage went missing when he was travelling by the flight on May 14, 2010 from Kolkata to Delhi.

The John Venn Google doodle takes the Venn diagram concept and presents it in a fun interactive way.

At least six persons, including a child, were injured in a clash between two communities over cattle breeding at Baheri town, police said.

Serena Williams won her fourth title of the season, beating third-seeded Kerber 7-6(1), 6-3 in the Bank of the West Classic.

Real Madrid have agreed to sign highly-rated Navas, who shone at the World Cup, on a six-year contract.

Communications have been seriously affected and rescuers are rushing to the scene, the report said.

The hugely-popular 'Comedy Nights With Kapil' has completed 100 episodes and the show's host-producer Kapil Sharma says that initially he was asked to do only 26 episodes.

The senior Congress leader said that the government has not "given a clear enough explanation" about the problems that have cropped up at the WTO.

The 33-year old actress said her father-in-law was proud of the work of his children and her as well.

A 21-year-old woman was allegedly abducted and raped by a local Congress leader's son in Meerut, police said on Sunday.

Curfew will be relaxed in violence-hit Saharanpur for 12 hours on Sunday, an official said.

The arrested included Jain's brother-in-law Vineet Godha. Godha is a legal advisor to the Madhya Pradesh unit of the Congress party.

Claiming that Saharanpur clashes took place due to administrative laxity, BJP on Saturday alleged that the administration was also lodging cases against aggrieved to appease a "particular section".