India

Newsweek magazine reports that India has now begun to re-evaluate its relationship with its expatriates.

Scientists working in a tropical forest in the northeast have found a rare medicinal plant last seen 115 years ago.

Chinese attitudes towards sex have relaxed in recent decades, triggering a boom in extramarital relationships.

Musharraf has run out of options in the fight against pro-Taliban tribesmen along Pakistan's rugged western borders.

Twelve people were killed and more than 50 injured when two simultaneous blasts rocked two busy areas of Guwahati.

The CPI-M denounced the Iraqi High Tribunal verdict and demanded intervention by the UPA government to get it rescinded.

Apart from Centre and WB govt, Indian High Commission in Bangladesh also named as a respondent in the petition.

In an effort to expand its base, the CPI-M has identified 10 areas in five states and started working among tribals.

Anna Hazare has claimed that the Centre is likely to amend the Right to Information Act to make it weak.

Several prominent Bollywood personalities turned up to unveil the poster and to launch the website of the IFFI.

Parking rates in areas under the Municipal Corporation of Delhi are set to increase from next month.

Kuldip Nayyar accused the BJP of communalising the death penalty awarded to Afzal.

CJI expressed concern at the recent trend of the media conducting trial of cases before courts pronounce judgments.

Mulayam is faced with criticism of largescale irregularities in the just-concluded local body elections.

Manipuri activist Irom Sharmila Chanu completed six years of her protest against the Armed Forces Act on Thursday.

Right from Salma Agha of 80s to Meera of the 21st century, Bollywood has lured many Pakistani actresses.