Though Anna Hazare has been subsisting on water for the past 12 days and has amazed doctors and the public alike with his energy, it is his disciplined life style and self-control that has kept the 74

Anna Hazare's supporters at Ramlila Maidan can learn a thing or two about the Lokpal bill at 'Anna ki Paathshala', as it is called by supercop Kiran Bedi, who has turned into a teacher, informing the

Finally after all the hoopla, it is to be ‘Paschimbanga’. The rechristening of West Bengal has left many, especially the younger generation, disappointed after the frenzy that had caught on among the

Parents living near Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant are facing a nightmare dilemma: evacuate their children or live with the fear that radiation will make them sick.

Since the crisis started

Students from over 150 schools across northern India have sent about 60,000 handmade rakhis as a mark of their love, respect and affection to soldiers on the occassion of Raksha Bandhan.

The festival

For 43-year-old Kanimozhi, her days in the 15 ft x10 ft solitary cell in India's most secured prison are spent mostly pining, and sometimes crying for her son or reading newspapers and writing, jail s

A Delhi court has pronounced its verdict in favour of a private firm executive, 34 years after he filed a complaint against his dismissal.

Civil Judge Vikram passed the decree worth over Rs 22,000 pl

Addictions to alcohol, drugs and gambling can destroy lives, but less well known and more controversial is the overwhelming need for sexual satisfaction so intense that psychologists compare it to cra

An Australian government website has wrongly portrayed the map of India, omitting the states of Jammu and Kashmir and Arunachal Pradesh - leading to the ‘strong displeasure’ of the migrant Indian comm

They soak in the romantic settings, walk hand in hand and cosy up to each other without a worry in the world. Faced with social stigma in their own country, members of the Indian queer community are t