India
Rain reduces SA Open final day to 17 holes
Rain had already delayed the 100th version of the event.
MP tops in rape cases, Nagaland ranks lowest
According to an official data, the number of rape cases across the country has increased.
Canada is heaven on earth, says Akshay Kumar
The actor talks about his role in TMK and his first international project
India's urban population to double in 25 years
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said the trend in India was set to change on the back of high economic growth.
Artiger: Saving big cats through art
Anjolie Ela Menon's "Artiger - Art for the Tiger" is an initiative launched to save the big cats in New Delhi.
Curfew clamped prior to Muharram procession
Curfew has been imposed in parts of Srinagar prior to the Shia Muharram procession as a security measure.
Mummified forest provides climate change clues
On an island in the Canadian Arctic a newly unearthed mummified forest gives researchers climate change clue.
Digvijay expresses surprise on Patil's statement
Digvijay said he was "unhappy" over the role the media and accused it of "hyping it up".
WikiLeaks' founder Assange granted bail
Julian Assange was arrested in London because Swedish prosecutors want to question him about sex charges.
Dokic to face Molik at Aus Open play-offs
Alicia Molik and Jelena Dokic battle for a wildcard entry into next month's Australian Open.
A drug that keeps one young forever?
Tiny amounts of the drug lenalidomide boosted immune system chemicals key to fighting off invaders like tumours.
IOA fined Rs 45,000 for delay in RTI reply
The queries pertained to expenses incurred on the domestic and foreign travels of Suresh Kalmadi among other things.
India, China eye trade worth $ 100 bn by 2015
A joint communique was released after 1 hr of formal talks between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the visiting Chinese Premier.
Ajay, Kajol hardly like the same script
...And after two releases this year, Kajol is now ready to take some time off
Tweeting allowed during Assange bail hearing
Although there is no central rule banning the use of electronic devices, in practice they are prohibited in courts.
US Air Force blocks NYT, Guardian over WikiLeaks
The US Air Force has blocked employees from visiting media websites carrying leaked WikiLeaks documents.