Euro 2016: All you need to know as England, Wales and Northern Ireland travel to France

Euro 2016 will be contested by 24 teams over 30 days at 10 different venues in France. The final will take place at the Stade de France in Paris on 10 July, with Spain hoping to retain the title they won in 2008 and 2012. England will be appearing at their ninth finals, while Wales and Northern Ireland have qualified for the first time. How does it work? Good question - because, for the first time, there are...

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Modi in US: What PM Modi has achieved in his previous three trips to the nation

Narendra Modi’s current visit to the United States is his fourth since becoming the Prime Minister of India. In his two years in office, Modi has come under the scanner for his numerous foreign trips with many questioning the importance of his frequent visits to other nations while others wonder what good it'll do if he spends millions on these trips and does not stay in his own nation for too long. Whatever the speculations may...

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Injustice 2 Promo Image Leaked, Full Reveal Expected at E3 2016

With last year's excellent Mortal Kombat X, developer NetherRealm Studios would most ostensibly work on its other franchise, Injustice that's based on fictional universe of DC Comics - popularly known for the likes of Batman, Flash, and Superman. After all, it would be the only explanation for game director Ed Boon dropping hints on what to expect from the studio next, what with changing his Twitter display picture to the number...

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Narendra Modi’s US visit begins with a bang as 19-gun salute welcomes him

Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off his three-day visit to Washington starting on Monday by visiting the 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier' at the Arlington National Cemetery. As Modi laid a wreath at the cemetery, Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted. Modi was received by Defence Secretary Ashton Carter at the US' most hallowed military ground. The Arlington...

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Facebook vs Google+: Mark Zuckerberg on a mission to destroy Google’s social network

Facebook is the biggest and most successful social network today. But, back in 2011, for a relatively newer company like Facebook, prepping to face a competitor like Google could have been worrisome. Mark Zuckerberg knew what was ahead, and decided to leave no stone unturned to crush the then upcoming Google Plus. No one knew of the fate of Google Plus or Facebook then. But, Zuckerberg made it a mission to destroy...

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