Four people were arrested for allegedly damaging five taxis, owned by North Indians, in Central Mumbai, police said.

Pressure grew from abroad for China to respect human rights in its response to continuing pockets of unrest in Tibet.

Efforts are on to trace two Indian soldiers who disappeared during a joint exercise with the US troops in California last week.

At least six people were killed and several others injured when a multi-storey under construction building collapsed in the wee hours of Saturday in north east Delhi, police said.

Archaeologists have stumbled upon traces of an ancient civilisation in Bengal dating back to nearly 20,000 years.

Questions have been raised on Goa's safety after a British teenager Scarlett Eden Keeling was found dead on February 18.

Attacking the BJP for pursuing a 'communal and sectarian' policy, the CPM said it would work out 'appropriate tactics' to isolate the saffron party and mobilise secular parties against communal forces.

Rahul Dravid became the sixth player to tally 10,000 Test runs, reaching the milestone in the first Test against SA.

Dalai Lama sought to allay China's fears that Tibetans might cause trouble when Olympic torch comes to India.

After opposing the Indo-US nuclear deal, the CPM said it would focus its attention on undoing 'military pact' and 'disentangle' the country from the 'strategic embrace' of the US.

Gillani's comments were in sharp contrast to PPP chief Zardari's remarks expressing readiness to set aside Kashmir issue.

Alerts have been sounded and intensive search operations of trains and railway station started by the RPF and GRP after receiving threatening calls to blow up the Haridwar railway station.

Sports Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar clarified that he never accused K P S Gill of using government money for personal purposes.

Pakistani PM Yousaf Raza Gilani laid out plans for his coalition government's first 100 days in power, saying the fight against terrorism would be top of his agenda.

Applauding India as a 'responsible steward' of atomic power, the US has said it looked forward to 'trying to complete' the civilian nuclear deal in 2008 so as to bring New Delhi to the 'mainstream'.

Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani secured the unanimous approval of the National Assembly on Saturday without a vote of confidence after the Opposition said it supported him.

Opener Virender Sehwag was dismissed for 319 early on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa.

The Dalai Lama, who has been seeking dialogue to resolve Tibet issue, voiced frustration at lack of response from China.

Dravid struck 111 and Sehwag delivered 319 runs before SA staged a splendid fightback in the first Test.

Rahul Gandhi was in blush as he was told that women find him charming and asked how he handles the attention he gets from them.