India

Manchester United went back to the top of the League with an Old Trafford demolition job on Newcastle United.

Mumbai police denied any link between the July 11 Mumbai serial train bombings and the 9/11 attacks in the US.

Over a hundred contestants are participating in the Miss World contest to be held in Warsaw on Saturday night.

Organisers of a 'Garba' carnival in Surat are using the platform to spread AIDS awareness among the people.

IBM is recalling 5,26,000 laptop batteries worldwide made by Sony, the latest problem with Sony batteries.

Down south, Dussehra is celebrated to glorify the victory of Goddess Chamundeshwari over demon King, Mahishasura.

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US Ambassador has pushed for a quick resolution to the race to succeed Kofi Annan as UN secretary-general.

When someone is ''easy on the eye,'' it could also be because they are easy on the brain, says a new study.

Though he has been placed second in polls for UN Secretary General’s post, Tharoor says the race is still wide open.

Scientists are due to unveil some of the secrets behind Western art's most enigmatic smile.

The man seeking to succeed PM Tony Blair said he regretted the distraction caused by bitter infighting within their Party.

Pervez Musharraf has said that India’s uranium enrichment programme was likely based on the Pakistani centrifuge design.

Since the outbreak of E coli, the Food and Drug Administration has asked people not eat fresh, raw spinach.

All Abhishek Bachchan had to say when he was told he was the sexiest Asian was, "Oh God! Really? Are people blind?"

Former PM Thaksin Shinawatra may have whisked some of his assets out of the country aboard two aircraft days before the military coup.