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Kapil turns 50, hopes to see India, ICL scale new heights

Legendary all-rounder Kapil Dev, who led India's cricket team to it's only World Cup title in 1983, turned 50.

By the end of the first date I was sold: Michelle Obama

"By the end of that date, it was over. I was sold." This is how Michelle Obama described her first date some 20 years back with her husband.

Twitter accounts of Obama, Britney Spears hacked

The Twitter accounts of US President-elect Barack Obama, singer Britney Spears and other prominent figures were hacked and fake messages sent out in their names on the micro-blogging service.

ISRO to launch four foreign satellites this year

ISRO will launch four foreign satellites as it seeks to move further into the international satellite-building and launch services market.

Pak ‘official agencies’ supported Mumbai attacks: PM

Accusing Pakistan of using terror as an instrument of state policy, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday that evidence showed that some 'Pakistani official agencies' must have provided support to the Mumbai terror attack given their sophistication and military precision.

Pak says evidence given by India is doctored: Report

Pakistani authorities have reportedly said the evidence provided by India on the terror strikes is 'insufficient' and no action can be taken based on it.

Armed men attack private TV channel in Sri Lanka

Armed men attacked a private Sri Lankan television station, tossing hand grenades, spraying the building with gunfire and sparking a blaze that caused heavy damage, witnesses and police said.

Situation getting worse in US: Obama

US President-elect Barack Obama has said that US, is in the middle of an economic recession.

KP, coach fallout, blame it on Warne: Gooch

Whatever be England's troubles blame it on Shane Warne, believes former England skipper Graham Gooch.

Kashmir comment Obama's first foreign policy mistake: Analyst

Barack Obama's statement regarding American intervention in Kashmir is his first 'foreign policy mistake', a leading US expert on South Asia said.