India
God's own kitchen vies for no record
The Jagannath temple in Puri has the world's largest kitchen that can feed more than one lakh people at a time.
Hitler is a bed-wetter in reel-life
Former Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler is to be portrayed as a drug addicted bed-wetter in a new satire.
SC rejects plea on creamy layer
MP from Maharashtra had appealed that certain communities be excluded from the purview of creamy layer.
2 Tiger aides held guilty in 1993 blasts
The court is likely to declare the verdict on alleged involvement of customs officers and Sanjay next week.
Homosexuality increasing HIV in India
Homosexuality and use of drugs are the main causes of rise in HIV infections in some major cities in India, says study.
Lebanese pay homage to slain leader
At least 200,000 people packed Martyr's Square and the surrounding streets, said Lebanese security sources.
India is a flawed democracy: Survey
India is among 54 flawed democracies, according to a democracy index devised by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
No Doubt that Stefani wants to return
Gwen Stefani says she wants to record a new album with her former band No Doubt and end her solo career.
BBC journalist in Pakistan released
A journalist working for BBC's Urdu service who was reported missing in Pakistan's troubled tribal area has been freed.
Parliament adjourns for the day
Parliament was adjourned for the day after tributes were paid to industrialist Lalit Suri and BSP founder Kanshi Ram.
3 more arrested for Anant kidnapping
The police have arrested three people in connection with the kidnapping of Anant Gupta.
Tragedy strikes Star Cruise, baby dies
A 14-month-old baby girl drowned when a boat attached to a Star Cruise liner turned turtle near Lakshwadeep.
Guilty for '93 blasts, stricken by AIDS
Imtiaz Ghawte, convicted for his role in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, has pleaded for lesser punishment.
Dalit rally to protest Khairlanji massacre
Over 20,000 Dalits gathered at the Azad maidan, Mumbai, to protest the murder of four Dalits in Khairlanji.
Meet SRK, Sallu, Big B at donkey fair
A number of donkeys have been named after popular stars to fetch a good price during an ongoing fair in Ujjain.
'Permanent UNSC seat distant dream'
Tharoor says India's aspirations to get a permanent membership of the UNSC will be a long drawn process.