India
Move to shield wildlife from Katy-Russell wedding
Villagers have complained of loud noise coming from the resort where the couple and their friends are staying.
Irrfan wants to work with Danny Boyle
The actor says he has been lucky to have bagged good roles in foreign films
Indian trio misses cut at Castello Masters
Jyoti Randhawa, SSP Chowrasia and Shiv Kapur turned in disappointing over-par cards in the second round.
SRK fans descend on Berlin
The star's fans from all over Europe have arrived in Berlin where he is shooting for 'Don 2'
Azarenka eases into Kremlin Cup semis
The powerful Belarussian, known for her loud grunting on the court, dispatched the seventh-seeded Russian in less than 100 minutes.
Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione dies
Bob Guccione spent years trying to make it as an artist before he found the niche that Hugh Hefner left for him.
Russians most active in online social networking
Russians are the world's most active users of social networking websites in terms of time spent.
French unions defiant as clock ticks on pension vote
French unions dug in their heels on Friday with further strike action and a call for two more days of protests.
I have become more disciplined in life: Kangna
The actress talks about surviving in the industry and waiting for different roles
Israel, Google to bring Dead Sea Scrolls online
Israel and Google have joined forces to put the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest surviving biblical texts, online.
HP updates webOS, launches Pre 2 smartphone
HP announced the latest version of Palm's mobile operating system and a new model of the Palm Pre smartphone.
TV drama on Prince Harry's kidnapping to go ahead
Broadcaster Channel 4 turned down a request by UK's defence chief not to air the show.
Indian-American is America's top science official
IIT Madras alumnus, Subra Suresh, has been sworn in as the director of America's National Science Foundation.
Asian Games: Easy draw for Saina, tough for rest
India won two gold medals, one silver and one bronze in badminton at the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi.
Mumbai film fest to open with 'The Social Network'
The film released in US on 1st October to critical and commercial acclaim
No optional paper in Civil Services from 2011
From next year, there will be no optional paper in the Civil Services Preliminary Exam and candidates will have to sit for 2 compulsory papers