India

Amazon.com has launched a programme which makes it possible for people to flip through pages of a book before buying it.

Bird flu has infected poultry firms in Vietnam and the incident is first outbreak in poultry in three weeks.

Pak Foreign Office has lodged a protest with the Indian High Commission alleging Indian police insulted Counsellor Moazzam Khan.

Police suspect Hans Obeymeyer may have slipped down a mountain while returning from a trekking expedition.

A Los Angeles based pizza delivery man has been ordered to stand trial for strangling 10 women.

Even as anti-lobby of Indo-US nuclear accord say it needs tightning up, Bush opposes any ammendments saying it will 'break the deal.'

Royal Mail postage stamp in Britain depicting a Hindu couple worshipping baby Jesus has the community up in arms.

Over 125 Indian companies are among 2,000 firms that made illegal payments to Saddam's regime for contracts in UN's oil-for-food programme.

Uri residents braved bullets and threats in last elections. Now they want to teach the leaders a lesson for their post-quake apathy.

After Wilma's ruinous dash across the state, repair crews struggled to restore electricity and reopen the region's airports.

Sales of iPods account for almost a third of Apple's sales. But with the credit card-sized nano now facing customers? criticism, Apple?s market share might be in question.

Prominent personalities of Tamil film industry are under the scanner of income tax authorities.

More than half of the voters in Phase II, which will decide the fate of the Rabri Devi have not voted.

As Sania slips two rungs down to 34 in the WTA singles rankings, Paes move up two rungs, placing him11th in the individual category of ATP rankings.

In a bid to enforce the ??code of austerity and ethics?? on party leaders, Congress president Sonia Gandhi has written to CMs of all Congress-ruled states.

The PM of Iraq feels that the trial is an internal affair and should take place on Iraqi soil.