In India, at least 12 train passengers died and at least six others were injured when they jumped out of their train cars to escape a rumored fire and were struck by another train.

Security has been upped for Saif Ali Khan at his home, with two constables deployed outside his residence. This comes after an intruder attacked him.

Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has capped off 2024 on a high note by achieving significant milestones in cargo operations.

The port off the coast of Dahanu in Maharashtra being developed under a public-private partnership will be able to handle ultra large vessels as well, said the Shipping and Ports Minister, speaking at a maritime event organised by industry lobby grouping Ficci.

Etonhirst Redevelopment Fund 1 will invest in housing redevelopment projects in the financial capital, where land availability is limited.

During a concert in India, Coldplay singer Chris Martin thanked fans for "forgiving us for all of the bad things Great Britain has done."

Mumbai bowlers helped the team claw back into the game against Jammu and Kashmir with a gritty performance late on Day 1. The bowlers rescued the team after a batting horror-show where the side was bowled out for just 120 runs in the first innings.

Eleven people were killed Wednesday after rumours of a fire on their train caused them to jump off and were crushed to death by another incoming train, officials said.

The current gold rates in Delhi stand at Rs 7,541 per gram for 22-karat gold and Rs 8,225 per gram for 24-karat gold (commonly known as 999 gold). The current gold rates in Chennai stand at Rs 7,526 per gram for 22-karat gold and Rs 8,210 per gram for 24-karat gold (commonly known as 999 gold).

Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin were photographed holding hands as they went for a walk in Mumbai on Tuesday, Jan. 21. Martin's band Coldplay is currently on tour in India.

India’s first Push-Pull train operates between Mumbai and Delhi, the 22221/22222 CSMT-Hazrat Nizamuddin Rajdhani Express.

Coldplay's Chris Martin thanked his Indian audience on Saturday (Jan. 18) for "forgiving" British colonialism, as the band's Music Of The Spheres dates kicked off in Mumbai. The band performed at DY Patil stadium in Mumbai to 75,