Liberated Indian women scavengers walk the ramp at UN
It was a proud and unthinkable moment for about two score women scavengers from remote parts of India who staged a catwalk with prominent fashion models in front of the r...
Dasmunsi tells coach, state associations: 'work more, talk less'
Upset at the verbal exchanges between Indian football coach Bob Houghton and state football associations, All India Football Federation chief Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi Friday...
Book to unveil celebrities drug problems
A book by authors Adriano Sack and Ingo Niermann will reveal drug problems of celebrities like Sir Elton John, Courtney Love and Whitney Houston.
Curfew in Indore, two more killed in clashes
Tension escalated in this Madhya Pradesh city Friday and a blanket curfew was imposed after two more people were killed in the day's clashes.
CBI books top Punjab police officer
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Friday booked Punjab Police Inspector General Sumedh Singh Saini for allegedly abducting a youth in 1991 with the intent to murd...
Man burdened by debt poisons family
A man consumed food mixed with poison and fed it to his wife and three children since he was burdened by debt.
Films, photos, art to mark World Tibet Day Sunday
Dance, drama, films, fiery speeches and photo and art exhibitions - the capital will experience all this and more on Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama's birthday Su...
A million devotees throng Puri for chariot festival
Over a million devotes from across the globe gathered here to catch a glimpse of the three Hindu deities whose idols are taken out in a procession as part of the annual R...
America's oldest musical choir regales with classics
What happens when a Yale man meets a roomful of cheering Indians on the eve of American Independence Day? They make music, sip Coke, dig into pizzas with a slice of Ameri...
Biggest Bengali show in Toronto from Friday
The 28th annual North American Bengali Conference (NABC) begins here Friday.