The Maldives Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed an arrest order against former President Mohamed Nasheed, paving the way for the return of the self-exiled politician to the country later this week.

The "Neta - Leaders' Report Card," an app that seeks to connect voters with political leaders, has been downloaded over 1 lakh times on Google Play Store within hours of launch on Thursday. Developed by Flipped Pvt Ltd, the stated mission of the app is to increase transparency, strengthen participatory governance and ensure accountability of leaders.

Barack Obama has used his first high-profile speech since stepping down as US president to take swipes at "strongman politics" and politicians' disregard for facts.

Megastar Rajinikanth on Tuesday said he has still not become a full-time politician and his ongoing spiritual trip to the Himalayas was to "realise oneself".

Bollywood actor Rajkummar Rao announced on Twitter that he has finished shooting for his upcoming web series 'Bose Dead or Alive'.

Narrated in a non-linear manner, "Daddy" is a biopic of Arun Gawli, a mill worker's son who became a gangster and then metamorphosed into a politician.

How did a beautiful, doe-eyed woman of the 1970s become one of India's most charismatic politicians? What made a once-shy girl to take to the male-dominated world of politics? And just how did a single woman overcome deaths of people close to her, loneliness, humiliation and salacious rumour-mongering to emerge as the undisputed leader of Tamil Nadu?

The former AAP leader Mayank Gandhi in a scratching attack slammed Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal in an open letter. Gandhi in his letter said Arvind, the unselfish hero who would never compromise, was dead. He also said in his place was a politician who wanted to manipulate that support to fuel his ambition to become a PM in 2019.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is the US' most popular active politician, viewed favourably by 57 per cent of registered voters, according to a new poll.

Actor-producer Abhay Deol has slammed fairness cream advertisements, featuring celebrities like Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone and John Abraham, in "reference to a comment made by a politician on TV".