Pakistan's new government has said it will not shy away from taking a 'different' approach on the problem by using trade with India.

Few of Lahore's landmark buildings built by Indian philanthropists are now in woebegone condition.

BCCI Grounds Committee chairman Daljit Singh on Tuesday said the Green Park track for the third Test would be a sporting one.

A 14-year-old boy was charged with manslaughter in the death of a Columbia University graduate student from China who was punched and chased into traffic, hit by a car and killed, police has said.

The going has never been easy for Pakistani women who play sports, yet they are sweating it out and making quiet strides.

IOC has raised the prospect of abandoning international legs of Beijing Games torch relay, amid a wave of protests.

Pained by the campaign launched against him by Raj Thackeray's MNS, Amitabh has said he was not an outsider in Mumbai.

Eight persons, including a leader of local resistance force, were killed when Maoists opened fire at them and set afire their vehicle at Senera village in the district.

Highly skilled Indian workers in the UK won a landmark judgement regarding their employment.

A Bangalore based company has weeded out the biggest concern of the 'green brigade'. It has manufactured biodegradable plastic.

Pervez Musharraf will travel to China, his first trip abroad since a new government packed with his opponents was sworn in late last month.

Highly skilled Indian workers in the UK won a landmark judgement when High Court ruled that it was 'not open' to Govt altering terms and conditions of an old scheme.

Investors across the world put in about $60.4 million in India country funds during the first week of April, while China funds attracted the largest in the region of over $377 million, as per to data complied by international fund

Companies from the BRIC region mobilised $39.8 billion through 66 syndicated loan deals till March as against $50.7 billion raised by way of 82 deals during the same period last year, according to data complied by global consulting firm Dealogic.

India's premium trains -- Rajdhani Express and Shatabdi Express -- are all set to sport a designer look with the Railways assuring plush comforts to woo back its high-end clientele from the low-budget airlines. Passengers will be offered new upholstery,

According to sources, spectrum was available in the range of 50-60 MHz in nine states and was sufficient to accommodate all the new players as well as demand from the existing operators. However, in some important circles like Delhi, only

NRI business tycoon Lord Swraj Paul has suggested that industrialisation is key to improving economic prosperity of locals. Singur was a good beginning for the industrialisation process of West Bengal. The car project will be beneficial for the local people

The Sensex opened a tad higher at 15,770 - up 13 points - but slipped into negative zone soon on weak cues from Asian markets. The Sensex recouped some ground in late noon deals, and finally ended with a loss

Vijay Mallya-led Kingfisher Training Academy plans to set up 25 centres by 2010 in the country."We plan to set up 25 centres nationally by 2010. We may be able to do that even earlier than 2010. In the next two

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed Ajay Chhibber of India as United Nations Development Programme's assistant secretary-general, assistant administrator and director of its Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific.Chhibber replaced Hafiz Pasha, who finished his assignment in December last