India

Four children from Nagapattinum in Tamil Nadu, got behind the camera and captured their way of looking at the Tsunami disaster.

The chief judge adjourned the court after a highly charged session.

A day after Uma Bharti raged against BJP and its top brass, she has been expelled for indiscipline and anti-party activities.

The former Indian captain was picked in the team as an all-rounder.

Jagat claims that Surjewala knew he had gone to Iraq in 2001 officially in his capacity as General Secretary of the Youth Congress.

The ED has already received from New York a copy of the Volcker committee probe report into the $64 billion Iraq oil-for-food programme.

A large number of policemen have been placed in and outside the hospital following the incident, which evoked "strong and angry" reactions from the Bachchans.

In her five-page reply, the fiery sanyasin says BJP is being run like a private company. Party insiders believe it's the end of her political inninigs.

Congressmen and Defence experts in the Washington say the purchase of F-16 is not going to help Pakistan fight terrorism.

Natwar Singh says he will face his struggle with the Volcker report like Mangal Pandey faced the India's first independence struggle in 1857.

Asia marked World AIDS Day on Thursday with free condoms, mobile phone games and flag-festooned rallies aimed at promoting awareness.

The Health Ministry has issued a notification that will ban on-screen smoking with certain exceptions with effect from 1 January 2006.

Impressed by the turnaround of the Indian team, former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram expects an exciting India-Pak clash in January.

Manjunath was shot dead the oil mafia after he threatened to shut down a petrol pump for selling adulterated petrol.

National Security Adviser MK Narayanan says the kidnap and murder drama was a result of a conspiracy between Pakistan and Taliban.

The Chief Minister has pressed the Coast Guard and naval ships into action so that rescue work can be conducted on a war footing.