India

Enraged by the arrests of octroi officials during the ACB raids conducted on Saturday, 3000 octroi workers go on a strike on Monday.

Two suicide bombers strapped with explosives blew themselves inside two Shi'ite mosques in the eastern Iraq town of Khanaqin.

This time, 1,70,000 aspirants are to appear in the entrance exam on Sunday, as opposed to just 1,50,000 students last year.

Ace-fielder Jonty Rhodes is to conduct three-day fielding lessons for a select group of 15 cricketers at Cricket Club of India.

Jai Prakash Yadav had hoped that the non-bailable warrant and section 409 charges against him would be quashed.

Narain Karthikeyan, Sania Mirza and Miss Universe Natalie Glebanova have come out vocally in support of he stand on pre-marital sex.

A defence lawyer in the Saddam Hussein case, who was wounded in a ambush, has fled the country.

Despite stringent security measures nothing could be done to prevent the attack on Jehanabad jail on Sunday night.

Breaking her silence on the Volcker Committee report, Congress President declared that anyone found guilty will not be spared.

According to ananova.com, a source says Katie has decided to stay at home and bring up the new baby she had with Tom Cruise.

9/11 commission investigating the US attacks have said that the government is not doing enough to protect its nuclear weapons.

Cisco Systems launches Linksys One. Small business holders will now avail services of voice, video, data and security, all for the price of voice.

Monica Bedi,who was deported along with Abu Salem from Portugal today, is to be produced in Hyderabad Court in a fake passport case.

Applications addressed to CBSE will now be accepted only if they are addressed at it's official website.

The perennial underachivers of football, Spain take on Slovakia for one of the final five places left for the World Cup 2006.

Operation is launched to prevent Indian fishermen crossing into Sri Lankan waters and being attacked by the Sri Lankan Navy.