India

Taking its total headcount in India to 20,000, global PC maker Dell will start manufacturing all its products by 2007.

Curfew imposed in this violence-hit city for 12-hrs beginning eight in the morning has been extended for 12 more hrs.

Thailand's new military-appointed government is threatening to shut down an operatic version Ramayan.

It seems that Paris almost got punched in the face by Scottish singer Sharleen Spiteri for her high-handedness.

The film, starring Daniel Craig raked in £1.7 million at its general release across the country.

Climatologists worried that forest fires worsen global warming now say that they have a regional cooling effect.

The family of pop superstar Britney Spears intervened and urged Spears to divorce her husband Kevin Federline.

hinese President Hu Jintao is poised to unveil an ambitious expansion of nuclear power cooperation with Pak.

Nadal's victory meant that James Blake became the first player into the semis after he beat Nikolay Davydenko.

The Women's Protection Bill was seen as a barometer of Musharraf's commitment to his vision of enlightened moderation.

Kim Clijsters declined to compete at the 2008 Beijing Games, insisting that she will retire from tennis next year.

The creamy layer of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes too will get the benefit of quota, a GoM had decided.

Desperate Housewives star Nicollette Sheridan has been sued by her former manager Rob Lee for breach of contract.

The Delhi HC refused to ask the MEA to issue a fresh passport to Bharti Yadav, a key witness in the Nitish Katara murder case.

NASA is running out of options for fixing a failed Mar’s probe snapping detailed pictures of the planet.

A TADA court on Tuesday held Ehsan Mohammad Tufel Qureshi guilty of complicity in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts.