News

Angelina Jolie, in her first interview since the birth of her daughter in May, says the experience was frightening.

A group of AIIMS doctors write to the Health Minister seeking the removal of hospital director P Venugopal.

Angola held Mexico in a dull 0-0 draw leaving both teams still with a chance of qualifying for the second round.

To encourage the use of plastic money in two tier towns, SBI has rolled out 'Cash Back Programme' in selected cities.

While analysing the UPA Government's performance in the last two years, the Left parties on Thursday charted out a road map it.

With one third of the group stage completed, FIFA and the security authorities couldn't wish for a better start.

Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas said that his team must keep its feet on the ground as there is a long way to go.

They have done their talking on the pitch as the thoroughly deserved 4-0 win over Ukraine in their World Cup opener demonstrated.

Lalchand Rajput was named as coach of the Under-19 cricket team which tours England for a One-Day and Test series.

Abu Bakar Bashir had served 26 months for conspiracy in the Bali bombings, which killed 202 people in Indonesia.

Europe is treading softly on the issue of Iran's uranium enrichment program at a meeting of the UN nuclear agency.

A day after scrapping the anti-terror law imposed by King Gyanendra, Nepal government released 200 Maoists from various jails.

The BJP-led states are given a free hand as far as taking a decision on whether or not to slash Sales Tax on fuel prices is concerned.

It is Italy which has seen most own goals working in their favour in World Cup history -- a total of four.

US President George W Bush vowed that Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's successor as al-Qaeda's chief in Iraq would be 'on our list' of targets.

Brazil sets course for what could be its sixth World Cup title when it plays Croatia on Tuesday night.