India

The Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University recently declared results of the entrance examinations for 2012-13.

The company's unprecedented move into PC design was a slap for traditional PC makers.

Mubarak is serving a life sentence for failing to stop the killing of protesters during the 18-day uprising.

According to a decree issued by the ruling military council of Egypt, the SCAF, the president-to-be will have to get every new law endorsed by it.

Film buffs of yesteryear can not forget Sowcar Janaki that easily.

Sustainable development and reducing vulnerability to climate change are not two sides of the same coin, but complementary.

Nalbandian was fined $12,560 and placed under police investigation for assault.

It looks like after 'Engeyum Empoddhum' (Journey in Telugu), Sharwa is now a familiar face in Kollywood.

Microsoft has ventured aggressively into the burgeoning tablet market with its own hardware - the Surface tablet.

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has appointed Defense Minister Prince Salman as crown prince and heir apparent.

Groceries have finally entered the realm of e-commerce, courtesy a few startups.

Academician Anjani Jain will join Yale School of Management (SOM) as senior associate dean for the MBA programme.

Indian hockey coach says the team is unaffected by the glorious past of the game and are just focused to win.

The tennis association stuck to its stand, saying it will not change the players' combination for the London Olympics.

The 17-year-old qualified for the US Open and is just four shots behind Tiger Woods and David Toms.

Sania is yet to get a wild card for Olympics and is ready to play with any player she's teamed up by AITA.