A group of South Korean skiers on Wednesday travelled to North Korea to attend a joint training session with North Korean athletes, as part of the agreements reached between the two countries ahead of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games.
This year, Harbour City has again launched the "Chocolate Trail e-Pass" where customers can choose their favourite chocolates and desserts out of 65 varieties.
All the arrested are male students aged 16 and 18. Further investigation is going on to unveil the reason behind the fight outside Simei campus of the Institute of Technical Education.
According to Professor Chen, this revolution will open up all kind of possibilities in the "realm of the 'Internet-of-Things' when wearable electronics can reliably power themselves and connect and communicate with appliances in the home and other environments.
As Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmaavat" has been received well at the box office, taking no chances, the producers of the film have initiated measures to ensure the film is not recorded and distributed illegally across social and digital platforms.
Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has gone public with emails from Rose McGowan's former manager and actor Ben Affleck as evidence to deny claims of sexual misconduct levelled by the actress.
In a first, US researchers have developed a brain pacemaker that could slow down the decline in problem-solving and decision-making skills in patients with Alzheimer's disease.
In line with its commitment to hire 2,500 engineers for R&D in India in the next three years, Samsung on Wednesday said the company will hire 1,000 engineers from top engineering colleges including IITs, NITs and IIITs this year.
Killer whale Wikie has become a marvel in the animal world by learning to utter words like 'hello', 'bye bye', and 'Amy', apart from counting to three through her blowhole.
Scientists said that UK's failure to legislate against food producers not being able to fortify flour with folic acid to aid pregnant women giving birth to defect, babies, was pedestal on flawed research and should be reserved.
When he directed "Dharmaputra", his first film, in 1961, little did Yash Chopra know what he was getting himself into. The film, about Hindu-Muslim relations, touched on the raw history pertaining to events that were just over a dozen years old.