India

Shiv Sena has asked the Maharashtra Governor to intervene hoping he can put forward the case to the State Government.

A special task force team along with four companies of the Provincial Armed Constabulary have been sent to Gazipur to handle the situation.

Star on Tuesday said it was looking to pick up stake in an Indian company for entry into the private FM radio sector.

In the first major ruling of Pope Benedict's reign, practicing homosexuals are to be barred from entering the priesthood.

Amidst high-voltage drama by BJP leader, Uma Bharti and her other supporting legislators, Shivraj Singh Chauhan was Sworn-in on Tuesday.

Shiv Sena leader Raj Thackeray resigned from the Shiv Sena and accused of Bal Thackeray's coterie of conspiring against him.

Even though Salem has given a confessional statement, the CBI has to take the court's consent before he can be made an approver.

These aircraft will give Pakistan an edge over India in naval surveillance and anti-submarine warfare.

Nitish Kumar's government in Bihar had barely stopped celebrating when a minister involved in an education scam was asked to quit.

The government has forecast a rise in alcohol-associated crime figures with the abolition of restrictive drinking law.

Abu Salem's worst fears are realised, as the Mumbai police ask for his hand in custody.

NSUI have alleged that the SIES college management has been overcharging students and has amassed over Rs one crore illegally.

Heavy rains in Sri Lanka have taken a toll on the people, even as they recover from tsunami disaster. Six people are dead, many homeless.

The body of M R Kutty, a driver with BRO, was found with his throat slashed in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday.

The RJD chief says he doesn't want to blame Paswan for his defeat, says the public got tired of him.

About 3,200 South Korean troops are positioned in northern Iraq. It has planned to bring back 1,000 troops in first half of 2006.