Bayern's poor recent home record against English opposition have made United's task a lot less daunting than it was when the draw was made.
Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone says a US - backed team led by NASCAR's Gene Haas are among two new teams likely to join the series next season.
Terming claims of a "Modi versus Rahul" contest in the 2014 elections as "ridiculous", BJP vice-president Uma Bharti on Thursday said "it is like saying that there is a contest between a mole and a mountain."
An anonymous caller had claimed that his roommate had headed to the Ivy League school to shoot people.
Although he clarified his use of strong words, Rao lamented on the lack of proper utilisation of resources for scientific research.
'The Bachelorette India' was based on the internationally popular format of 'The Bachelor'.
Pilot said out of a total 800,000 companies in the country, around 15,000 companies in India will qualify for CSR activities.
The couple tied the knot in an elaborate wedding affair on October 16, 2012 after a five-year relationship.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Friday issued notice to the Bihar government over an assault by upper caste men on Dalits for unfurling the national flag on Independence Day. The attack left one dead.
On a tip-off, a raid was conducted by police at Hotel Gopal Plaza around 11:45 am and 53 men and 56 women were arrested.
The 3D reboot, directed by Zebediah De Soto, will be a remake of George A Romero's hit black-and-white movie.
B Manikam was shot several times on Thursday while having a chat with a friend outside his home.
Islamabad had no anti-terrorism courts till recently and the court was created specifically for Musharraf's trial.
The West Bengal Assembly on Tuesday passed a bill which allows the state government to confiscate assets of chit fund companies that go bust.
"Foxconn's clients don't need to worry about infringing Microsoft's patents anymore, because Foxconn has signed the agreement for them," said Vincent Shih, chief legal officer of Microsoft.
