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• Cold wave in North India to ease: Met dept
  New Delhi: There seems to be no let-up in severe cold wave sweeping across northern India, ...
  
  
• Communists to protest President Bush's visit to India
  Agartala (Tripura): Left parties have decided to organise a series of protests across the country to protest the forthcoming visit of U.S. President George W Bush ...
  
  
• Sino-Indian strategic talks commence in Beijing
  New Delhi: Marking the first ever rendezvous in "Indo-China Friendship Year", Indian Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran and Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei are meeting ...
  
  
• French 'toxic' ship a wakeup call for India
  Mumbai: A leading Indian environmentalist has said that New Delhi must reign in profit-seeking business lobbies who turn a blind eye to ecological and health concerns in its ship breaking ...
  
  
• Supreme Court notice to Mulayam Singh in assets case
  New Delhi: The Supreme Court today served a notice on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav on a ...
  
  
• Amar Singh moves SC over phone tapping issue
  New Delhi: Samajwadi party leader Amar Singh today moved the Supreme Court demanding an impartial inquiry into the telephone tapping case ...
  
  
• Devegowda parting ways with Congress?
  New Delhi: The coalition government in Karnataka seems to be heading for trouble with the Janta Dal (S) peeved at the Congress decision to court rebel leader Siddharamaiah ... .
  
  
• CBI seeks to prosecute former Coop Registrar
  New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today informed the Delhi High Court that it had sought permission ...
  
  
• Kidnapped child found murdered in Bihar
  Patna: The search for the six-year old child, who was kidnapped earlier on Saturday, ended tragically with the discovery of his body in the Barh Sub Division ...
  
  
• NRIS to be involved in Pravasi Diwas agenda: Oscar
  Hyderabad: As many as 1,360 Persons of Indian Origin and Non-Resident Indians registered for PBD-2006 and out of them 1,146 delegates from 51 countries participated in the Pravasi ...
  
  
• Selective abortion of 10 million female births in India
  London: A new study published in the online edition of the Lancet, has found that over the past two decades around 10 million female foetuses may have been aborted ...
  
  
• Disney stars make wishes come true for cancer kids
  Mumbai: The unusual animated visitors amongst the cancer-affected children in Mumbai on Monday became ...
  
  
• Maruti increases prices across all models
  New Delhi: Maruti Udyog Limited, the country's largest carmaker on Monday increased the prices of all its models ...
  
  
• Pakistan names squad for first Test against India
  Lahore: Pakistan has announced a 15-member squad for the first Test against India, beginning on January 13 in Lahore ...

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