India
Digest this, man swallows 11 swords
Ramesh Chandra Kasera who began when he was 21 years old has no qualms about pushing 11 swords down his throat.
No threat to UPA Govt: Prakash Karat
The CPI-M leader admitted that the Marxists had come to wield a certain influence on the Government.
Bush to discuss Laden with Mush
Bush will discuss efforts to track down Osama bin Laden with Musharraf at their White House meeting on September 22.
Glamour is fictional: Ayesha Takia
Ayesha Takia says there's a lot more to her character in her upcoming film Dor than the de-glam look.
DLF Cup: India, Oz share points
Glenn McGrath hit Sachin Tendulkar on the helmet as the batsman tried to duck into a bouncer.
7 held in connection with AP arms haul
Police says the brain behind the haul, Raghu alias Srinivasa Reddy and his wife Sudharani are still absconding.
Pope didn't mean to hurt: Vatican
Turkey's highest Islamic authority had urged the pope to apologise for his remarks on Islam.
Court defers bail plea in Ramani case
A city court asked prosecution about what they have done during the six-days police custody of socialite Bina Ramani.
Judge tells Saddam he's no dictator
The chief judge in Saddam Hussein's genocide trial says he did not believe the former Iraqi leader was a dictator.
Jharkhand Speaker Namdhari resigns
The Speaker of the Jharkhand Assembly Inder Singh Namdhari on Thursday quit his post.
After Lalu, Nitish gets IIM invite
The IIM-A has invited Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to deliver a lecture on reforms in his state.
BJP blames UPA for Munda’s fall
The BJP blamed the UPA for the fall of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government in Jharkhand.
More incentives for intercaste marriages
The Centre has written to states to increase the amount of incentive for intercaste marriages to Rs 50,000.
Riquelme quits international football
Argentina playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme announced his international retirement on Wednesday at the age of 28.
'Name & shame' food with pesticides
'Naming and shaming' policy best to deal with contaminated food, says CSE.
Bollywood helps spread Hindi in US
India's growing international profile and the craze for Bollywood has helped Hindi to spread in the US.