India
Maharashtra lockups in dire straits
Police lockups across Maharashtra have been found totally unfit for humans as stinking toilets and other unhygenic conditions abound.
Thousands of errors in Iraq: Rice
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has defended her government's war in Iraq, despite having made "thousands of errors," as she faced protests during a tour of northwest England.
States to join forces to fight naxalism
A meeting of MHA officials and 13 naxalite-affected states laid emphasis on a synergy between various police and para-military forces to fight the menace.
Bahrain boat mishap kills 18 Indians
Passengers included 25 Britons, 20 Filipinos, 10 South Africans, 10 Egyptians and a number of Indians, Americans and Bangladeshis.
India hope to break Faridabad jinx
With no Sachin Tendulkar, the middle order comes under a lot of pressure if the opposition strikes early.
Four arrested in AIIMS paper leak
Four people were arrested in connection with the paper leak case of the All India Post-Graduate Medical Entrance Examination (AIPGMEE), conducted by AIIMS.
Ailing AIIMS: 30 docs quit in 3 years
All is not well with the country's premier medical institution AIIMS. 30 docs have left the institute in the past three years.
Nepal govt vows to foil Maoist strike
Nepal's government has promised to crush a four-day anti-government strike called by Maoists and the unified seven party alliance.
Readerspeak: No quota at IIMs, please
Arjun Singh has asked state govts to raise reservations to as high as 49.5 pc. Here is how some of our readers reacted to his proposal.
A made in India tag for Team England
There is Kabir Ali, Owais Shah and Sajid Mahmood in the squad but the man with possibly the deepest India connection is Vikram Solanki.
Manisha funded killing, says Salem
Abu Salem reportedly confessed that he was given a supari by B'wood actress Manisha Koirala to kill her secretary Ajit Dewani.
Aussies ride on Ponting's 30th ton
Ponting is only the second man to have scored two tons in a match on three occasions in a career, joining India's Sunil Gavaskar.
A mobile cheat for exams by English kids
A growing number of students in England are cheating in their exams, with many using mobile phones, official figures reveal.
Voter power: Lonely on top in Kerala
He is no de facto VIP, but more than that for a bunch of government officials. At least for a day, as they will have to set up a polling booth exclusively for him to cast his vote on April 29.
C'wealth: Dope case adjourned
The hearing on disgraced Indian weight lifters Tejinder Singh and Edwin Raju, who failed dope tests, was adjourned yet again.