India

A music fest was hastily called off on the third day following allegations that it involved drugs and alcohol.

The Delhi HC has heard Jethmalani's petition seeking the transfer of Justice Sodhi from the Jessica Lall case.

Musharraf also called for efforts to correct a perception of militancy and extremism that dogged the Islamic world.

CPI has asked the government to take a strong stand against Saddam Hussain's death sentence and demand the judgment be revoked.

Political postures based in the past won’t help the country, says Manmohan in speech to economic think tank.

The White House called the guilty verdict handed down to former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein on Sunday a good day for Iraqis.

Saddam's death sentence unleashed fears of fresh violence and new questions about the fairness and impartiality of the tribunal.

Last week my mother threw another bombshell on me just as I was settling down to work, post Diwali.

The Government said it was planning to rope in the services of private security guards in the country for information gathering.

A dhobi (laundry man) running a laundry establishment has been fined Rs 1.8 cr for stealing electricity.

Uma says she had refused to avail the security provided to her by the MP govt as she had "become suspicious".

Two Customs officials were on Thursday convicted by the TADA Court, for their role in the 1993 serial blasts case.

Three-quarters of Indian men confess having had a one-night stand and they also last the least time in bed.

The LTTE said Sri Lankan ground forces were also firing artillery at LTTE-held areas in the east.

Japan's Sony Corp said on Wednesday it plans to start selling the world's lightest notebook computer in December in Japan.

Japan said it would maintain sanctions on North Korea until the impoverished nation gives up nuclear weapons development.