Why A Saint

Premier League: Southampton player James Ward-Prowse proved once again why "there's magic in those boots" as he scored a mesmerizing free-kick goal vs Wolves on Saturday.

Yoga teacherRamdev has urged saints and seers at the Kumbh Mela to quit smoking."We follow Ram and Krishna who never smoked in their life then why should we? We must take a pledge to quit smoking,"" he said. "We sadhus have left everything including our home, mother and father for a greater cause, then why we cannot leave smoking."

It is that spooky time of the year, when people across the globe will be celebrating Halloween on 31st October, 2017. The word Halloween comes from Hallowe'en, which translates to "hallowed evening" or holy evening.

Lalu Yadav today said that the government in Bihar - of which his party is a senior member - is not in danger of imploding. At a press conference held with wife, politician Rabri Devi, seated next to him, the 69-year-old said that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has not sought the resignation of his son, Tejashwi Yadav, as the No 2 in the government. "...

In life, Mother Teresa always made headlines. Even on the eve of her sainthood, she is causing a stir. On Sunday, she will be proclaimed Saint Teresa of Calcutta. But Kolkata wants to know, why not Saint Teresa of Kolkata?

"I think good comedy films are less now, and since it is my first film, I did not want to be a saint or behave like a politician. People love me for making them laugh so that is what I wanted to do and have done in the film," Kapil said. "When you go for a comedy film, there is this guarantee that you will laugh. I think people always wait for come...

The fashion standout on the BAFTA red carpet in London on February 16 was neither Cate Blanchett's black and silver Alexander McQueen nor Amy Adam's sleek Victoria Beckham. In fact, it was not a dress at all but Angelina Jolie's Saint Laurent tuxedo, identical to partner Brad Pitt's but for the loosened collar and undone bow tie.

Pope John Paul II used to whip himself regularly with a trouser belt that he had kept in his wardrobe, a new book has revealed.

Premier League: Southampton player James Ward-Prowse proved once again why "there's magic in those boots" as he scored a mesmerizing free-kick goal vs Wolves on Saturday.

Yoga teacherRamdev has urged saints and seers at the Kumbh Mela to quit smoking."We follow Ram and Krishna who never smoked in their life then why should we? We must take a pledge to quit smoking,"" he said. "We sadhus have left everything including our home, mother and father for a greater cause, then why we cannot leave smoking."

It is that spooky time of the year, when people across the globe will be celebrating Halloween on 31st October, 2017. The word Halloween comes from Hallowe'en, which translates to "hallowed evening" or holy evening.

Lalu Yadav today said that the government in Bihar - of which his party is a senior member - is not in danger of imploding. At a press conference held with wife, politician Rabri Devi, seated next to him, the 69-year-old said that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has not sought the resignation of his son, Tejashwi Yadav, as the No 2 in the government. "...

In life, Mother Teresa always made headlines. Even on the eve of her sainthood, she is causing a stir. On Sunday, she will be proclaimed Saint Teresa of Calcutta. But Kolkata wants to know, why not Saint Teresa of Kolkata?

"I think good comedy films are less now, and since it is my first film, I did not want to be a saint or behave like a politician. People love me for making them laugh so that is what I wanted to do and have done in the film," Kapil said. "When you go for a comedy film, there is this guarantee that you will laugh. I think people always wait for come...

The fashion standout on the BAFTA red carpet in London on February 16 was neither Cate Blanchett's black and silver Alexander McQueen nor Amy Adam's sleek Victoria Beckham. In fact, it was not a dress at all but Angelina Jolie's Saint Laurent tuxedo, identical to partner Brad Pitt's but for the loosened collar and undone bow tie.

Pope John Paul II used to whip himself regularly with a trouser belt that he had kept in his wardrobe, a new book has revealed.