India

Finally there's good news for rain-battered Chennai as the sun shines but the Met dept predicts more rainy days ahead.

The hosts won the second and the third match, while England won the opening game of the One-Day series in Lahore.

Australia, declared their second innings at a massive 528 for 8, were boosted by a brilliant double-century from Hodge.

Experts say it's a violation of basic rights and many of these people, appointed 25 years ago, are still waiting for a pay hike.

He said although he never faced a similar situation when he was dropped but every one must take the rough with the smooth.

Iraqis hope their next government will end nearly three years of bloodshed, but rebels and US commanders say insurgency is far from finished.

Three days. That's all Lalu and his extended family have to vacate the Chief Minister's residence. But he's digging his heels in.

Representatives from fan groups for FIFA 2006 are urging authorities not to fear the any form of hooliganism, say things in control.

In an unprecedented act of bravery, two young girls married to old men walk out on their marriages after being tortured for days on end.

The Commonwealth wants to rope in women so that gender related issues and entrepreneurial matters can be discussed.

ElBaradei is the second Egyptian winner of the peace prize after former president Anwar Sadat in 1978.

Italy's President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi lit up the torch and handed it to Olympic marathon champion Stefano Baldini.

Sadhus and priests of ayodhya feel that Uma Bharti should give up politics for good and devote her life to the service of Lord Ram.

TV producer Vinta Nanda recieves warning from producers of the hit US TV series not to remake the serial without permission.

BJP stages walk-outs in both houses of Parliament and warns that the war is on until Sonia Gandhi steps down from NAC.

Filmmaker Sonali Dutta Charlton found it difficult to ignore the spate of honour killings in Britain, so she made a gritty documentary.