India
Can Rooney break the Swedish jinx?
Coach Sven-Goran Eriksson is counting on striker Wayne Rooney to end England's 38-year wait to beat his native Sweden.
Socceroos take heart from Brazil loss
The Australian coach said the Socceroos were still on course to reach the second round despite their loss to Brazil.
Jessica loves lip-lock with eyes open
Jessica Simpson the latest entry in the list of singles, has been spilling the beans on her rules of kissing a guy.
Ghana erupts into party after win
Ghanaians poured into the streets of their capital Accra on Saturday after a stunning win over the Czechs.
Armed forces stay male bastions
Women join the armed forces with dreams of breaking gender barriers, but many of them find that life in uniform isn’t what was promised in the recruitment posters.
US Army gets clean chit on rights abuse
Two Pentagon reports have found no widespread mistreatment or illegal actions by the military on detainee abuse.
Pak condemns journalist's slaying
Hundreds of people attended journalist, Hayatullah Khan's funeral a day after his body was found near his hometown.
Royal honour for Gurinder Chadha
Filmmaker Gurinder Chada's name features in Queen Elizabeth's list of birthday honours.
Argentina raise the bar higher
Argentina set the benchmark for the World Cup with a magnificent 6-0 demolition of Serbia & Montenegro on Friday.
Masand's Verdict: Alag
In this week's new release Alag, Akshay Kapoor plays Tejas Rastogi, a 20-something boy with unusual features.
Sahil alleges police threatened him
Sahil Zaroo on Friday broke down inside special court room and said police forced a confession from him.
Owen not worried about a team place
Michael Owen does not fear being axed by Eriksson after a lackluster start to his World Cup.
Militants chop noses, tongues in J&K
Militants attacked 13 families in Donga Neoch village of J&K and chopped off their noses and tongues.
DU to spot raggers with spy cams
University authorities have asked all the 79 DU colleges to install spy cameras to avoid any untoward incident.
USA an unknown for the Azzurri
Italy coach Marcello Lippi could only name Donovan and forward Brian McBride during an interview in April.
Workers storm Palestinian Parliament
Earlier this week, hundreds of pro-Fatah security personnel also went on a rampage in Ramallah.