India

Marriages between humans and gods is not a strange phenomenon. But what is new is that today's devotees claim they are reincarnations.

In an incident where a petty argument aggravated to a communal clash, three people were killed in Alwar district on Friday.

The outbreak was confirmed when the government checked samples from backyard farms throughout the capital.

The Enforcement Directorate nets three key players in the Iraq oil-for-food scam and they reveal a startling chain of events.

Abu Salem's worst fears are realised, as the Mumbai police ask for his hand in custody.

The PM has termed the killing of BRO driver M R Kutty by the Taliban in Afghanistan as a "cowardly and brutal" act.

After Singapore and Malaysia, I-A is now eyeing the lucrative west European routes and London is likely to be the first stop.

Power equations have clearly changed after Bihar. Despite looking lost in the heartland, it's the Congress that stands to gain.

Following the killing of an IOC employee, Oil Sector Officers Association threatenes to shut down all gas stations in UP.

Digvijay Singh of Congress says the poll outcome would have been different had the RJD-led alliance got support from LJP and CPI.

The External Affairs Ministry says they have yet to receive a formal proposal from Pakistan on self-governance in J&K.

A senior RML hospital doctor was suspended after an intern lodged a formal complaint of sodomy against him.

Mumbai and Delhi were abuzz with rumors of the don dropping more big names. There were also reports of Salem wishing to turn approver in the Mumbai blasts case.

The mobile industry is ramping up for a new generation of cellphones with the short-distance, low-cost advantages of wi-fi.

Former US President Bill Clinton has said that Iraq invasion was a great mistake.

A recent letter attributed by the US to top al-Qaeda official is a fresh sign that the network is facing financial troubles.