India
AP to celebrate 1st War of Independence
Freedom fighters in Andhra Pradesh will celebrate the 150th year of the First War of Indian Independence from May 10.
Stop proceedings against CJ: Pak SC
Pakistan Supreme Court has asked to stop all proceedings against the sacked chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry.
World wipes: News on Saturday
France to hold another round of poll; Paris Hilton sentenced to jail and Ranil for Lanka seek international help.
Ice cap melting faster than thought
Arctic sea ice is melting three times faster than scientists had previously thought, new research has revealed.
Ramdev's pharmacy sells 'son drug'
'Putravati', a drug allegedly manufactured by Ramdev's Hardwar-based pharmacy promises birth of a male child.
India feels pangs of climate change
From gas-guzzling cars to aerosol sprays, it's the consumers who are eating into the nature.
Author-speak: In love with Urdu
Kamna Prasad, who collaborated with Khushwant Singh for a translation of Urdu poetry, lives for the language.
Forest guard injured by wild elephant
A forest guard was injured when a wild elephant attacked him near Kalinga studio on the outskirts of Bhubaneshwar.
Lovelorn oldie wins SMS poetry contest
A love-struck pensioner has come up trumps in a poetry contest with a difference: the poems had to be written in ''text speak''.
Firing at Nandigram creates panic again
Gunshots rang out in villages of Nandigram again on Wednesday morning creating panic among the residents.
Hard bargain on 123 deal begins
India and the US on Tuesday held a crucial round of talks and tried to sort out differences over the 123 Agreement.
MP Katara sent to judicial custody
Police said it has sufficient evidence to nail all five MPs under scanner in the human trafficking case.
Liz gets workaholic on honeymoon
Liz Hurley spent several hours working even as she was in the sumptuous luxury of a £1,500-a-night hotel for her honeymoon.
Why Bachchans hate Cong? Ask Jaya
The Bachchan family has finally spoken up on the love-hate relationship between the Bachchans and the Congress.
UK parents slam 'bikini for tiny tots'
Skimpy bikinis for girls as young as four, sold by leading retailers across UK has got the parents worried.
Al-Qaeda operative in US custody
An Iraqi al-Qaeda member accused of assassination plots against Pervez Musharraf was transferred by the CIA to the US military prison.