India is vulnerable to its nuclear material being targeted by terrorists, a senior Bush administration official has said.

Unhappy with your shape in spite of doing regular exercise and abstaining from fatty foods? Blame your genes, ladies.

Even as Pakistan's disgraced atomic scientist A Q Khan is hoping that the new government will soon lift restrictions on his movement, a senior US intelligence official has categorically said that the final word on the 'rogue' scientist has not

S M Krishna has said the state would approach the SC on the Hogenakkal issue and he was not 'concerned' whether the DMK will get upset or the ruling UPA coalition will get affected by the move.

A man convicted of knowingly spreading the virus that causes AIDS was sentenced to 18 years in prison.

A senior US official said that al-Qaeda's efforts will not see more than a handful number of operatives to carry out attack.

In an effort to garner black votes, Democratic presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton along with Republican presumptive candidate John McCain evoked memories of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Who was assassinated forty years ago.

Eight people were killed in unrest at a monastery in southwestern China, the International Campaign for Tibet said.

A Delhi court rejected the bail plea of arms dealer Suresh Nanda, his son and two others in a case of manipulating evidence on alleged kickbacks received by him in defence deals.

Tibet's Communist Party chief vowed a trouble-free Olympic torch relay through the region, even as security forces struggled to stamp out flaring violence in a nearby part of Tibetan China.

French President Sarkozy will decide whether to visit the Games after consulting his European Union partners.

Tamil Nadu put on hold the Hogenakkal project, ending a week-long standoff between the state and Karnataka.

US employers cut payrolls in March for a third straight month and the jobless rate jumped to a 2-1/2-year high.

Sourav Ganguly thwarted South Africa's charge for victory in the second Test with an undefeated half century.

Terming Gujarat ports as 'gateways to country', CM Narendra said that the state is poised to become the ship-building hub.

Musharraf has no plans to quit despite the formation of hostile government and will play a low-key role as part of a strategy framed a long time ago, a Presidential aide has said.

Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik said Shoaib's incident had not dampened the morale and spirit of the team.

The Senate's standing Committee on Sports and Culture has summoned PCB officials and Shoaib Akhtar for a hearing.

Indian team suffered a major jolt with Sachin, nursing a groin injury, being ruled out of India's third and final Test.

Many Britons have recently had their evenings at Indian restaurants rudely interrupted by raids by immigration officials.