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Washington, Feb 10 : Social network site Twitter's latest government transparency report has revealed a worldwide increase in government information requests by up to 40 percent.

Washington, Feb 10 : Streaming service Netflix has reportedly launched in Cuba.

Washington, Feb 10 : Enjoy your morning bread toasts spread with butter without any guilt as scientists have now claimed that the belief that butter, full-fat milk and cheese are bad for us are wrong.

Guidelines, which were issued back in the 1980s in Britain and the US, claiming that saturated fats could lead to coronary heart disease, have swayed us from avoiding other unhealthy choices, and the experts have now found there was no solid evidence to back this up and it "should not have been introduced", the Mirror reported.

The study said that "It seems incomprehensible that dietary advice was introduced for 220 million Americans and 56 million UK citizens, given the contrary results from a small number of unhealthy men."

London, Feb 10 : Elizabeth Hurley has shared her revealing pic on Instagram where shared a bare chest selfie just before going on bed for her fans.

New Delhi, Feb. 10 - Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday turned emotional as he thanked the people of Delhi for his party's historic win in the assembly polls and vowed to always walk on the path of truth.

Urging all his party MLAs and workers to avoid being arrogant post the win, Kejriwal said, "It's very scary, the kind of support that the people of Delhi have given us. I would like to tell all workers and MLAs don't be arrogant."

"I am sure together with the people we can make Delhi a place of which everyone will be proud. We will always walk the path of truth. We have to get together and serve Delhi. I cannot do anything alone," he added.

He said the people of Delhi have achieved something spectacular through Tuesday's vote count.

Mumbai: RBI Deputy Governor H R Khan on Tuesday said though the country's forex kitty was at an all time high of USD 330 billion, there should be no complacency as no amount of reserves may be enough to fight extreme volatility.

"Foreign currency reserves have improved. Right now we're at USD 330 billion, highest ever. But there is also a view that no amount of foreign exchange reserves can cushion when there is extreme volatility or external shocks," Khan said, days after weekly data showed an over USD 6 billion jump in forex to an all-time high.

"We are much better placed. In terms of fool proofing our balance sheet we have done quite a few things," Khan said, referring to the jump in reserves.