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There are still five days to go for IAEA. But political battle lines for the UPA have already been drawn in New Delhi.

Swiss manufacturer Roche is to bring the first batch of anti bird-flu drug, Tamiflu to India in January.

Dayal will seek proof from Volcker on the basis of which Natwar Singh and Congress were named in the oil-for-food scam.

A galaxy of politicians and bureaucrats made a beeline to the wedding which was held at a resort in Ludhiana.

The market is trading higher amid gains in oil, banking, technology, consumer durables, capital goods, metal and FMCG stocks.

If you supported Micheal Jackson during his trial, here's a song the pop king he has specially written for you.

This time it?s over the special economic zone status for POSCO, about which the Centre is silent in its National Steel Policy.

New Delhi insists on reciprocity, says separation of facilities and reference to US Congress must be simultaneous.

The Japanese princess lost her royal status by marrying a Commoner and will now live the life of a taxpaying commoner.

France's Essec Business School and IIM Ahmedabad have entered into a student exchange programme form the year 2008.

The three-year-old boy is made to run long distances by his coach and corporates to garner attention.

Satyam has sold its entire 31.61 per cent in Internet firm Sify Ltd. to US-based Infinity Capital Ventures Ltd. for $62.62 million.

Baichung will not play in Santosh Trophy as his registration transfer certificate arrived on Tuesday night from the Malaysian club.

The Australian police have arrested 17 men including a Muslim cleric who has been eulogizing Osama bin Laden.

Wireless technology company Qualcomm Inc filed a lawsuit against Nokia and has demanded unspecified monetary damages.

Australian police arrest 17 people just days after the government passed an urgent ammendement to anti-terrorism laws.