News

The UPA Government on Monday approved amendments in the IT Act 2000, to check information theft and online frauds.

Many vacant beds at Gorakhpur's BRD Medical College are found to be occupied by stray dogs.

Nokia has chalked out very aggressive business plans and said they would be difficult to beat in India.

Department of Education plan says ‘vulnerable’ students, Muslims particularly, maybe sucked in to extremist ideology.

A Shimla-based science teacher has pointed out ''inconsistencies'' in the Einstein's E = mc2.

Ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra can return to Thailand if he wants, the country's new leader has said.

Manmohan Singh says he would rather regulate than ban middlemen in defense deals, as announced by Pranab Mukherjee.

Padukone believes that Morten Frost Hansen, badminton's richest player ever, is a perfect role model.

Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was killed in 2002 by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and not by Omar Saeed Sheikh.

Facing death row, Mohammad Afzal has sought refuge in novels and religious scriptures in his cell in Tihar Jail.

Kramnik beat Topalov to become the first world chess champion recognised by rival chess bodies for more than a decade.

Will the new Don starring Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Arjun Rampal and Boman Irani match up to the old one?

Yet another all time high on the stock markets, but this one came after a 3700 point scare over the last 4 months.

The Delhi High Court asked Malini to submit the passports of her parents besides Rs five lakh as pre-conditions.

IHF Chief K P S Gill put India coach V Baskaran on notice, saying unsuccessful coaches can't be persisted for long.

The jail complex will be decorated and lit up with nearly 50,000 candles and 55,000 earthen lamps on Diwali.