India
16 MNCs turn up at IIMA on Day Zero
Silence is bliss - this seems to be the mantra for Day Zero of the 2006 placement season at India's premier B-school.
Abbas stripped of certain powers
Hamas is revoking recent legislation that gave more powers to Fatah leader, President Mahmoud Abbas. Palestinian Legisltative Council has voted to strip Abbas of certain powers.
Green signal to more red cards by FIFA
A meeting of the governing body's IFAB in Lucerne also approved yellow cards for shirt pulling or holding an opponent.
Highlights of Bush's Farewell Address
US President George W Bush on Friday said relationship between India and the United States was 'closer than ever before' and it has the power to transform the world.
Aussies line-up Greeks and Dutch
Australia will fine-tune their World Cup preparations with confirmed friendlies against Greece and the Netherlands, the Australian Football Federation said.
IAEA cheers N-powerment of India
The Director of International Atomic Energy Agency, El Baradei, has welcomed the announcement of the nuclear cooperation.
PM optimistic of Indo-US nuclear deal
The Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, in an interview said that the agreement on the nuclear pact would be finalised.
Sush's Landcruiser cruising on trouble
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) of Mumbai has seized actress Sushmita Sen's Toyota Landcruiser on Friday.
Protest rallies to welcome Prez
The Left parties and several Muslim groups have threatened protest marches during the three-day visit of the US President.
Advocaat aggressive than Hiddink: Park
Hiddink had steered South Korea to the World Cup semi-finals in 2002 and Park says the team going to Germany has more passion.
Anti-US cartoon protests grip Pakistan
Protests against the cartoons lampooning Prophet Mohammad have resurfaced in Lahore, ahead of US President George Bush's visit to Islamabad.
Beatles, Bush and a toon-seum
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsAbbey RoadTucked away in a quiet and leafy corner of north-west London lies Abbey Road, made famous by the eponymous album by The Beatles in 1969. The cover photogr...
Being Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
We are going to try and cut through this haze of feel good and find out what is like being Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Who is the man behind the Guru?
Hockey: India holds Pak to a draw
India managed to win the second leg of the series but lost the six-match sereis 3-1 after losing all the matches of the Indian leg.
Sheryl Crow undergoes surgery for cancer
Singer Sheryl Crow underwent surgery for breast cancer and postponed a North American tour scheduled to start next month.
Al-Qaeda behind Saudi refinery attack
Al-Qaeda has claimed responsibility for a foiled suicide car bomb attack in Saudi Arabia on one of the world's biggest oil plants.