India
Airline employees union threatens strike
Workers of state-owned Indian say government has ignored their demand of raising salary.
Now a virtual tour of 10 Downing Street
After 270 years, Number 10 Downing Street is now open for public viewing in a virtual tour.
Kennedy targeted on 1963 Ireland trip
President John F Kennedy was the subject of death threats during his visit to Ireland in 1963, say police documents.
Muslims more literate than Hindus
According to a latest book the literacy rate among Muslims is better than the majority Hindus in eight states.
China bans illegal online broadcasters
China has banned companies illegally broadcasting TV programmes, including news content, on the Internet.
Ask Mamata to end fast: Kalam to PM
Mamata Banerjee's refusal to call off her fast has sparked concern in the highest echelons of politics in Delhi.
Cong has orphaned Hindus: Thackeray
Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray says "Hindus do not get what Muslims get in the country."
Figo signs for Al Ittihad, leaves Inter
Portuguese football star Luis Figo signed with Al Ittihad on Wednesday, and will move to Saudi Arabia next week.
For a prostitute-free New Year
The South Korean government is giving gifts for office workers who promise not to visit brothels this holiday season.
Mamata serious, NDA to move Prez
Mamata Banerjee complained of chest pain on Wednesday and was brought under medical care.
Dead man flying! A-I pilot grounded
An 'Air-India' pilot has been grounded after he forgot about a dead man on board at Birmingham Airport.
Philippines: Metre-high tsunami seen
Japan's Meteorogical Agency says earthquake off Taiwan measures preliminary magnitude 7.2.
Book of Vajpayee's poems released
A collection of poems penned by former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee was released on his 82nd birthday.
Bond is biggest in Casino Royale
Casino Royale can claim a worldwide total of $448 million, making it the highest earner of any Bond movie.
Our nukes can stand N-strike: Mush
Musharraf says his country's nuclear and missile installations are safe even from a nuclear strike.
I didn't say I can cure AIDS: Ramdev
Ramdev said he won't reply to Health Ministry's notice, claiming his statement on AIDS was wrongly presented in media.