India
Microsoft cuts life support to Win-98
Microsoft on Tuesday ended customer support for Win-98 and Windows Me as part of its 'product lifecycle policy'.
Gory scenes, human touch at site
After the serial blasts, the best part was that people came together, carried the injured from the tracks to the road, cleared the way and took the injured to hospitals in autorickshaws.
‘Serial blasts a dastardly act’
The financial capital of the country, Mumbai has been rocked by series of blasts on Tuesday evening.
Alonso hopes to win French GP
Formula one champion Fernando Alonso won the French Grand Prix last year and is looking forward to another victory.
I said nothing foul, says Materazzi
Marco Materazzi has denied calling French captain Zinedine Zidane a 'dirty terrorist', and his sister a prostitute.
Gunmen Kill 41 Sunnis in Baghdad
Masked Shiite gunmen stopped cars in western Baghdad and grabbed people off the streets, singling out the Sunni Arabs among them.
Images: Delhi's date with rain
Delhi got some much-needed respite from the overbearing heat and the unending power crisis.
Yuvraj top Indian batsman in rankings
Yuvraj Singh's exploits in ODIs were enough to place him at the top among Indian batsmen in the best players' list.
MTNL chief's appointment questioned
The Information Commission has asked the Government to publicise appointment papers of MTNL chief RSP Sinha.
Buddhist monks pray for Azzurri win
When Italy takes the field in Sunday's World Cup final, some 300 monks will be praying and cheering for the Azzurri.
Elizondo to referee World Cup final
Dario Garcia and Rodolfo Otero, also of Argentina, have been selected to be the linesmen for the match in Berlin.
Pak fears Indian Army’s Afghan entry
Pakistani media has criticised its govt for not taking any steps to prevent India from sending troops to Afghanistan.
Big Phil salutes Portugal's achievement
Portugal's coach paid a tribute to his team saying he was proud of his players despite losing to France in the semis.
Books: On an Awakening Iran
In her memoir, Shirin Ebadi writes about an Iran we don't really hear about, an Iran we can't quite imagine.
Two more farmers commit suicide
Despite a relief package being announced, two more farmers have committed suicide in the Yeotmal district of Maharashtra.
Sania-Krajicek crash out of doubles
Sania Mirza bowed out of the women's doubles event after losing to Dementieva and Pennetta in the second round.