India

Britney and Federline continue to be coy about the name of their new baby boy but reports have all the news.

The GoM on Saturday met in New Delhi to figure out a course of action for the MCD sealing drive issue.

Signs are promising for Hubble Space Telescope’s repair, once thought doomed because of worries over astronaut safety.

Located near the Sarwate Bus Stand, the workshop is believed to be the oldest repair shop in Indore.

In five years, Reality TV has not only captured India’s imagination but also earned its makers a lot of moolah.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia on Friday said she was ready to hand over power to a caretaker government.

Germany is worried about photos seeming to show soldiers desecrating a human skull in Afghanistan.

Britons are not having as much sex as popular perception might suggest.

Smokers who combine exercise with nicotine gum or transdermal patches are more likely to quit, says study.

The mercy plea for Afzal has been sent to the Union Home Ministry by President Kalam for the Government's view.

Pranab Mukherjee has said that no middlemen would be allowed in defence deals running into billions of dollars.

Americans in Sri Lanka should be alert to the possibility of violence throughout the South Asian island state.

Imrana whose father-in-law was convicted of raping her is now facing a defamation suit filed by her sister-in- law.

Instead of clay or wood, sculptor Larry Moss prefers a highly malleable but far less durable material: balloons.

A report by the Equal Opportunities Commissionshows that a form of employment apartheid is rife in Britain.

Musharraf has answers for all queries but one -- his two romances before marriage and his family's recation to that.