The toll in continuing clashes between Bodos and illegal Bangladeshi migrants in Udalguri district rose to 10 as eight burnt bodies were found while two persons were shot dead by the police.

The Delhi High Court suggested changes in law to curb driving under the influence of liquor.

Five suspected terrorists accused of carrying out serial blasts in New Delhi were remanded to 12 days' police custody.

Asserting that that there are 'no open issues' on nuclear deal, US said it will stand by its commitments in 123 agreement with India.

The Samajwadi Party demanded a judicial probe into the Jamia Nagar encounter that followed after the serial blasts in the national capital.

While demanding justice, a nun who was allegedly raped in Orissa's riot-hit Kandhamal district has claimed that she can identify the culprits.

Pressure appeared to be mounting on the Centre for effective intervention in Orissa in the wake of continuing violence against Christians by Sangh Parivar outfits.

Hit by the recent government diktats on banning smoking in public places, cigarette manufacturing firms are putting up a brave front and are gearing up to cope with the revenue loss.

India Inc has today that the Tata Motors pulling out the prestigious Nano project from West Bengal is a loss for the industrialisation of the state and will reflect badly on the investment climate there.

The US Congress approved a revised $700 billion package to bail out the beleaguered US financial sector after the House of Representatives on Friday cleared the historic measure four days after it rejected an earlier plan that stunned the global

Xchanginghas agreed to buy Indian rival Cambridge Solutions in a deal it hopes will transform it into one of the world's largest business process outsourcers to the private sector.

How to get the word out and not go broke doing it.

The increasing number of Indian multinationals and the rise of a new class of multi-millionaires are set to double the number of private aircraft in India by 2010, in spite of recent signs of a slowdown hitting the local aviation

Asia is moving in the same direction as the rest of the world in allowing greater freedom to access the internet as governments across the region are realising it's futile and not in its interest to restrict the free flow

Outsourcing IT processes overseas may save money, but...

We forget that, three months ago, the over-riding economic problem in India was inflation. So the good news is that the tide has turned.

This has been the year of the Black Swans -- unlikely events, or incidents that are at the extremes of probabilities.