London, May 19 : Prince Harry, sixth in line to the British throne, married US actress Meghan Markle in a ceremony at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on Saturday.
South Korean journalists may not be allowed to cover the closure of Pyongyang's nuclear test site, as the North Korean government has not accepted their visa applications, media reported on Saturday. This comes less than a week after they were reportedly invited.
SGPC writes to Mann, seeks ban on 'Emergency' in Punjab a day before release
Netanyahu says 'last-minute crisis' with Hamas holding up approval of Gaza truce, hostage deal
NEET-UG will continue to be conducted in pen and paper mode: NTA
BCCI unveils diktat: Domestic cricket must, restriction on personal staff, family stay on tours
Protest over ATM staff shooting ends after assurance from MP Sagar Khandre
Delhi Polls: Congress promises Rs 500 LPG cylinder, free ration, electricity
Bank 'fraud': ED attaches over Rs 440 crore assets of ex-promoters of Kwality
Faulty road construction should be made non-bailable offence: Nitin Gadkari
Karnataka HC denies Prajwal Revanna access to digital evidence of other victims
Bihar: Prashant Kishor ends fast unto death over 'irregularities' in BPSC exam
NASA's stuck astronaut Sunita Williams steps out on spacewalk after 7 months in orbit
Padma awardees in Odisha to receive monthly honorarium of Rs 30,000
More than 100 people were killed after a Cubana de Aviacion Boeing 737-200 crashed soon after takeoff from Havana's Jose Marti International Airport, a media report said on Saturday. Three female passengers are in critical condition after surviving the crash.
Attempts by Facebook and Google to tackle "dark ads" and foreign interference in the run-up to Ireland's referendum on abortion have not been entirely successful, data from a transparency group seen by CNN has shown.
Between eight and 10 people died in a school shooting on Friday in the southeastern Texas city of Santa Fe, a sheriff told the media.
Pakistan on Friday voiced concern about the inauguration of the Kishenganga hydroelectric project in Jammu and Kashmir by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday.
In just one day, the Brazilian authorities went after 579 people on warrants for crimes of child pornography and sexual exploitation of minors.
Rupert Murdoch, who took charge after CEO Roger Ailes was forced out amid a sexual harassment scandal in 2016, will remain executive chairman of Fox News. Scott will report to both Rupert and his son Lachlan, CNN reported.
YouTube is rolling out a new service "YouTube Music" on May 22 to seperate the music and film components on the Google-owned video-sharing platform.
US safety regulators have launched investigation into a crash in Utah that occurred when a Tesla Model S plowed into a fire department vehicle while it was on "autopilot" mode, the media reported.
