India

At the cinema this week prepare for a dose of adventure sprinkled with a generous helping of 80's masala.

Pak has retracted its embarrassing statement of not arresting Osama bin Laden if Osama was to lead a peaceful life.

Former US deputy secretary of state says he inadvertently disclosed of Valerie Plame to two reporters.

The passengers, angry over delay in clearing lines for local trains, pelted stones at Delhi-bound Rajdhani Express.

China will support India on revamping UNSC but is evasive on supporting New Delhi's bid for a permanent seat.

Controversial issues such as the Kargil war and the military coup figure prominently in Musharraf's autobiography.

Senior diplomats from six world powers meet in the German capital to discuss what to do with Iran after it ignored a UNSC deadline.

Bush said tough interrogation forced terrorist leaders to reveal plots to attack the United States and its allies.

Opposition parties of Baloch have spurned Islamabad's offer for talks while Bugti's slaying inflames other parts of Pak.

NASA has postponed the launch of Atlantis by another day after discovering a fuel problem on Wednesday.

Wednesday's matches will decide the women's semi-finalists as three other quarter-finals take place in New York.

Pak army spokesman denied report that Osama would not be taken into custody if he agreed to live peacefully in Pak.

His manager, Willi Weber, was quoted as telling Bild, "We won't have anything to say before Sunday."

Should it be made compulsory for all Indians to sing the song? Does refusal to sing it amount to disrespect?

A breezy read, much in line with the current chic-lit genre, the Lauren Weisberger book is a fun take on fashion.

In Jharkhand, many students are blissfully unaware of the National Song.