Bhaskar Prasad

Violence erupted during Sunday's game between Romanian clubs Petrolul Ploiesti and Steaua Bucharest when a fan invades the pitch and punches Steaua defender George Galamaz in the head.

Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical weekly says it has named the Prophet Mohammed as editor-in-chief for its next issue to celebrate the election win of Tunisia's Islamist party.

Rick Hendrick, owner of one of the most successful NASCAR teams, Hendrick Motorsports, escaped with only a broken rib and broken clavicle when his small plane lost its brakes and crash landed at Key West International Airport.

This year Daylight Savings Time ends for most people in the U.S. and Canada, at 2 a.m. next Sunday.

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian filed for divorce on Monday, just 72 days after marrying basketball player Kris Humphries in a lavish wedding that was billed as a fairytale.

The United States announced to stop financial contribution to United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation after the UN body voted to admit Palestine as its full member, which the Obama administration termed as regrettable and premature.

Taylor Swift, 21, has called upon her lawyers in a battle against gossip Web site Celebrity Jihad over what it claims is a leaked private photo of the singer.

Manson was voted 69 percent creepy in a survey conducted by E-Poll Market Research in anticipation of Halloween, reports Reuters.

A 16-foot-long python was captured in Southern Florida after workers from South Florida Water Management District discovered that it had eaten a whole adult deer.

Herman Cain, frontrunner to be Republican presidential candidate is accused of 'inappropriate behavior' towards women in 1990s.

The world's seven billionth baby was born Monday in the Philippines.

France's opposition Socialists have attacked President Nicolas Sarkozy for seeking Chinese help in solving the euro zone debt crisis.

Taylor Swift, 21, has called upon her lawyers in a battle against gossip website Celebrity Jihad over what it claims is a leaked private photo of the singer.

HP's $99 tablet is officially out of stock, but Best Buy says it has some 32 GB TouchPads lying around and will be selling them for $150 in November.

Daylight saving time officially ends next week, at 2 a.m. on Nov. 6, when clocks are turned back one hour. In the northern hemisphere, daylight saving time generally begins in March and ends in November.

It has been reported the average American eats 24 pounds of candy a year, and most of that is likely consumed right around this time. Americans purchase nearly 600 million pounds of candy a year for Halloween.

Adolf Hitler Campbell and his two sisters will remain under foster care after a judge denied the parents custody of their kids.

Google's mysterious search algorithm appears to be suggesting U.S. presidential contender Mitt Romney has a poor chance of winning the 2012 election.

Formula One kicked off at Buddh International Circuit (BIC), Greater Noida near Delhi in India. It is clear that the weekend will be an extraordinary demonstration of the new wealth and power of the Indian elite.

Apple Inc. is in discussion with some iPhone 4S owners to try and solve problems with battery life on the new device, after some people saw dramatic drops in longevity compared to previous models.

After having been halted by the iPhone 4S reality for some time, the rumor mills have back to the imaginary iPhone 5. Many people believe Apple will launch iPhone 5 in 2012.

Indian authorities have seized computer equipment from a data center in Mumbai as part of an investigation into the Duqu malicious software that some security experts warned could be the next big cyber threat.

Air China, in partnership with Boeing, Honeywell UOP, the Civil Aviation Administration of China, PetroChina and Pratt & Whitne, on Friday successfully test flew a passenger plane powered by a mix of biofuel and traditional aviation fuel, which in the near future could help the country overcome crude oil shortages.

The Federal Aviation Administration has found that a pilot involved in a skydiving sex stunt over Taft did not violate FAA regulations, agency spokesman Ian Gregor said in an email Friday

Syrian forces shot dead at least 40 civilians Friday when they fired on demonstrators demanding international protection from President Bashar al-Assad's crackdown on pro-democracy protests.

An Iranian actress who was sentenced to a year in jail and 90 lashes for appearing in a film critical of the country's government has been released, according to Amnesty International and the film's producers.

Kiss lead singer Paul Stanley underwent successful surgery for recurring vocal cord issues.

Facebook announced it is building its first European server farm in Lulea, a Swedish town about 62 miles south of the Arctic Circle. This will be its first data center outside of the United States.

The head of the eurozone's bailout fund is beginning attempts to persuade China to invest in a scheme to help rescue member countries facing debt crises while Beijing has made it clear that it will demand strong guarantees on the safety of any contribution it might make.