India
World's longest underwater cave found
Cave divers in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula have said they have found the world's longest underwater cave system.
Scientists try to predict intentions
Scientists detected people’s decisions in the past but researchers in Berlin have now identified decisions.
CBI begins probe against Mulayam
The CBI has begun a probe against Mulayam Singh Yadav for amassing wealth disproportionate to his income.
'Interim report on Godhra not ruled out'
The Godhra Commission has not ruled out on giving an interim report on the Sabarmati Express train carnage and the post-Godhra riots in 2002.
Astronomical salaries for IIM grads
Salaries zoomed across the board for the 2007 batch of graduates at IIM-Kozhikode this year.
Lost French 'king' wants to be in India
A man touted as the lost descendent of France's Bourbon kings, says he's not keen on giving up Indian citizenship.
Pak asks for info on Samjhauta probe
Pakistan asks the Indian Government to improve security measures for the train in the Indian territory.
India on a high amid riot of colours
The festival of colours also marked the end of winter and arrival of spring with a carnival of colours -- reds, blues, greens, oranges and all imaginable hues.
J&K troop reduction a speculation: PM
Withdrawal of troops would be the first step towards finding a durable and acceptable solution, said Omar Farooq.
Anna Nicole Smith buried in Bahamas
Anna Nicole Smith was buried in a melodramatic ceremony that reflected her life of tainted glamour, 22 days after her death.
Argentina makes it 'Q'uick for India
The Argentinean Foreign Office was processing documents presented by India for the extradition of Ottavio Quattrocchi.
Reward for cops who killed LeT man
Abu Thalla, the topmost Lashkar leader was killed by security forces in the Valley on Wednesday.
Pak nabs one of Taliban's top three
Obaidullah Akhund, defence minister in the erstwhile Taliban govt, was captured hours before Cheney’s Pak trip.
Jailhouse shock! Ghost spooks inmates
The authorities of Sendhwa Sub-Jail were forced to chop off the branches of a neem tree.
Big Board test for kids and kin today
Lakhs of students began their Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) exams across the country on Thursday.
Antioxidants don't help you live longer
Antioxidant vitamins taken by tens of millions of people around the world won't lead to a longer life, says study.