India
Gandhi photos to be auctioned in London today
A rare collection of 21 prints of Mahatma Gandhi, taken during the Quit India Movement days of 1942, will hit the auction block.
'Allah Ke Banday' crew member gets death threat
The film talks of young kids taking to crime and endangering their future
CWG: Indian squash team off to a good start
The trio of Saurav Ghosal, Harinder Pal Sandhu and Siddharth Suchde advanced to the round of 32 without much trouble.
CWG: Swimming heats kicks off the Games
Arti Bajarang Ghorpade of India has won a women's 200-meter freestyle heat in the first competition.
Indian-American new director of US science body
Subra Suresh has been confirmed by the US Senate to be the next director of the National Science Foundation.
Hindus help Muslims restore mosque in Karnataka
In Purtageri near Gadag, Hindus have come forward to help Muslims restore a mosque that was on the brink of collapse.
Ryder Cup battle gets underway at Newport
The US team face a daunting task as they bid to win the trophy on European soil for the first time in 17 years.
Kalmadi hopeful of bringing Olympics to India
The Sports Ministry has said it's not aware about India's bid for the Olympic Games.
'Life's happiest moment': Uma Bharti on verdict
Former BJP leader said judgment proves Lord Ram was born at that particular site in the temple town of Ayodhya.
Army rebuilds collapsed footbridge in 4 days flat
The Army engineers had begun construction of the bridge on Saturday after receiving an SOS from the Delhi government.
Mexico landslide leaves about 1000 dead
Heavy rainfall in the area is worsening the situation, where a hillside collapse in a town in Oaxaca state, buried at least 300 homes.
Pak violates ceasefire again, firing at Poonch
Pakistan troops had targeted posts along the LoC in KG sub-sector of Poonch by firing over 45 rockets and 40 mortar shells.
WikiLeaks was irresponsible: Wikipedia co-founder
Jimmy Wales calls for journalistic responsibility to censor unrelated information that could put people in danger.
Koli gets death in Nithari rape-murder case
A special CBI court on Tuesday sentenced to death Surinder Koli-- servant of businessman Moninder Singh Pandher.
Asha Bhosle regrets missing sister's birthday celebrations
Asha Bhosle is in Hong Kong so is not able to spend big sister Lata's birthday with her but posts a special childhood picture instead
Parents defy Hurriyat, send kids to schools
Schools are open for the second day on Tuesday despite a Hurriyat diktat to boycott classes.