India

Ants use a combination of landmarks and memories of the whole landscape to navigate, say scientists.

23 million people across the globe stood up for a minute to take part in UN's "stand up against poverty" campaign.

Clashes between rival factions of National Socialist Council of Nagalim have spread over to Nagaland and Manipur.

The 1993 Mumbai blasts trial is moving at a fast pace, with the court pronouncing another three accused guilty.

Google is converting its headquarters to run partly on solar power, hoping to set an example for corporate America.

Mandyam Srinivasan, who helped develop automated space craft for use on Mars won Aus's top science prize.

The mobile calls were made during the period between February 25, 2002 and March 4, 2002 in Ahmedabad and Godhra.

Hundred and three SL soldiers were killed in a suspected LTTE attack on a navy convoy in the island's north-east.

The Pakistan army has dismissed a media report of a coup as "fabricated, malicious and ridiculous".

The Madhya Pradesh police on Friday filed chargesheets against six accused in the Prof Sabharwal murder case.

The PM says he is ready to discuss all issues pertaining to relations between the two countries, including Kashmir.

The Right to Information Act empowers you to question the Government.

India has asked the international community to put sponsors of terrorism on notice saying it would not tolerate their actions.

The Ponkala festival of Attukal Bhagavathi temple is one of the world's biggest devotional congregations of women.

A man carried his dead daughter on his shoulders as he had no money for transport to take the body to his village.

Trade unions have recently acquired a new agenda. They want to bring India's BPO industry under their realm.