India
Kite makers bite the dust as kites soar
The kite industry in Gujarat makes a profit of more than Rs 100 crore a year but very little of it reaches the kite makers.
Delhi gets ready for Test battle
While the second Test match begins on Saturday, some members of the team have their focus on something more delicious.
Godman wants cops punished
Narendra Maharaj has demanded action against officials responsible for the lathicharge on his followers.
Plane crashes in Iran, 119 dead
The plane crashed into a 10-storey building in Tehran as it was trying to make an emergency landing in foggy conditions.
Amar Singh says the worst is over
Sources said the superstar would take at least two-three weeks to recover and would remain out of action for a month.
Terror strikes India's shooting stars
The fear of misuse of the sporting equipment has forced the Govt to impose restrictions on import and usage of shooting ammunition.
PM gives more teeth to RTI Act
PM has decided to bring "substantive file notings" under the purview of the Act except those protected by the exemption clauses.
Kolkata club to face Bayern Munich
Impressed by the "skilled" players of the football club in Kolkata, head of German team says beating the opponents is going to be tough.
Raj's problem will be sorted out: Uddhav
The Shiv Sena Executive President, in Pune to take part in a political agitation, said that some people have poisoned Raj's mind.
Big B's ill health puts much at stake
Bachchan is neck deep in work and stress could have been one of the reasons for his illness.
Chauhan to take over as MP CM
While Shivraj Singh Chauhan was on his way to Bhopal on Monday for the legislature meeting, a hoax bomb scare forced the train to stop at Jhansi.
Gaur's fate will be decided today
Gaur's days are numbered as the CM of MP and his only solace at the moment is that BJP leader Uma Bharti is not coming back.
EADS bids for combat aircrafts project
As a strong bid to keep the American planes out of contention, Eurofighter enters the race for India's multi-role combat aircraft project.
Let's talk Volcker, says PM
With the Opposition disrupting Parliamentary proceedings and Indian envoy returning from New York, PM says its time to discuss Volcker.
IFFI to open with B'wood masala
At the INOX multiplex performers perfected their jhatkas and matkas as the opening night promises to be an action-packed affair.
Kanishka trial cost Canadians $60 mn
The Air India trial, which ended in March, cost the Canadian taxpayers almost $60 million .