India
Joneses of the world unite in Wales
Joneses from around the globe have set a new world record for a gathering of people with the same family name.
Mulayam flays Cong, BJP and BSP
Mulayam is faced with criticism of largescale irregularities in the just-concluded local body elections.
Barnala son charged in rape case
A local court framed charges against Shiromani Akali Dal MLA Gaganjit Singh Barnala, son of Tamil Nadu Governor Surjit Singh Barnala.
Sania, Paes pair up for Asian Homan Cup
India's Sania Mirza and Leander Paes will pair up for the six-nation Asian Hopman Cup to be held from November 22.
Dhobi fined Rs1.8 cr for power theft
A dhobi (laundry man) running a laundry establishment has been fined Rs 1.8 cr for stealing electricity.
Kalimpong won't inherit Desai's novel
The people of Kalimpong are unhappy about what they call "dark portrayal" of their town in Desai's book.
Eating out may encourage binging
Women tend to eat more calories and fat when dining out, regardless of what their usual habits are, says study.
UP-rising against Bachchans crushed
Many people were threatened to take on Bollywood's first family despite its proximity to the state government.
A humiliation hat-trick for Karunakaran
Karunakaran says he felt humiliated on being denied a chance to share the dais with PM at the golden jubilee celebrations.
Fardeen moves HC in drug seizure case
Fardeen Khan, embroiled in a drug seizure case, has moved the High Court to undergo detoxification in a de-addiction centre.
Nudity is no big deal for Nicole Kidman
Nicole Kidman says that she is comfortable disrobing for explicit scenes as long as it is artistically done.
Rakhi Sawant is a diehard Lalu fan
Item girl Rakhi Sawant says she loves Railway Minister Lalu Prasad's lifestyle, rustic Hindi and body language.
Iraq wants US forces to stay next year
Iraq plans to ask the UNSC to extend the mandate governing the presence of US-led forces in Iraq for another year.
Nadal joins Paris Masters casualty list
World No 2 Rafael Nadal pulled out of the Paris Masters Series tournament starting on Monday citing a rib injury.
Pak troops bomb madrassa, 80 killed
Pak troops backed by missile-firing helicopters destroyed an al-Qaeda-linked madrassa near the Afghan border.
Ignoring climate may prove expensive
Longer the world waits to tackle global warming, greater the bill will be, says a report on climate change costs.