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Bush interviews provoke media anger

The Indian media based in Washington, DC is angry with the White House decision to grant interviews with President George W Bush -- on the eve of his visit to India -- to just two Indian......

Modi debates Ayodhya with Deobandis in closed-door meet

Since long Narendra Modi has been meeting Muslim leaders and interacting with them in private. According to sources in Gandhinagar, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi met a range of Muslim......

Girl rejects rapist's marriage offer

A 22-year-old nurse, who was raped and her eye gauged out by a ward boy, has rejected the rapist's offer to marry her.The girl has demanded that the accused be hanged to death.The girl was raped on......

Striking deal with Omar could save US: Col Imam

Brigadier Sultan Amir Tarar, a former operative of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence, has resurfaced and said that the US must directly talk to Afghan Taliban chief and his protg Mullah Omar......

Who will grab 2009 Man Booker Prize?

The judges for the 2009 Man Booker Prize for Fiction announced the shortlisted books for this year's prize. The shortlisted titles are The Children's Book by A S Byatt (Random House, Chatto and......

Acoustics pioneer and founder of Bose Corporation dies at 83

Amar Bose, the founder and chairman of the audio technology company Bose Corporation has died. He was 83. Announcing his death company president Bob Maresca said, "He was more than our chairman. He......

Oil to hit $200 a barrel, says ace Indian analyst

Goldman Sachs analyst Arjun N Murti is no ordinary forecaster. But in March 2005, when crude oil was trading at $55 a barrel in the global market, he was scoffed at for predicting that oil prices......

XLRI student is ABN Amro Foundation CEO

Multinational companies in India are turning more and more to local talent to boost their domestic expansion plans.Nandamudi Sunil Kumar, a student of XLRI's one-year general management programme......

'A caring government that believes in growth'

As the United Progressive Alliance gets ready to complete its second year in office, the government's performance and the economic policies adopted by it -- especially its ambitious plans to......

Why are India, China scrapping in Kazakhstan?

On Tuesday, shareholders of Petrokazakhstan Inc approved a takeover bid from the China National Petroleum Corporation.In a joint venture with the L N Mittal group, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation......

Katrina: Salman is my first serious relationship

After years of denial and 'no comments,' Katrina Kaif has finally admitted to her relationship with Salman Khan.In an interview with Cosmopolotan, Katrina said, "Salman Khan is my first serious......

It's official: Lara Dutta is pregnant!

So the cat is finally out of the bag. After several rounds of speculation and the couple refraining from making any comments, Lara Dutta has finally confirmed that she is, in fact, pregnant and......

John Abraham has a new love

John Abraham has found a new love. No, we're not talking women. We're talking bikes. The actor launched the newYamaha 1,680cc Super Bike VMAX, priced at Rs 20 lakh, in Delhi. John used to ride the......

Saif Ali Khan: I was hit and I defended myself

After being arrested for punching a fellow diner yesterday and getting out on bail, Saif Ali Khan released an official statement this morning, telling his side of the story .He said, "There was an......

Amitabh defends Ash, upset with Madhur's claims

Just a day after Madhur Bhandarkar expressed his disappointment over having been kept in the dark about Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's pregnancy, Amitabh Bachchan spoke up in Ash's defense in an......

Rastogi retracts from Paes controversy

India's Davis Cup player Karan Rastogi has withdrawn his signature from the letter thatwas written by the rebelling faction in the national team asking for Leander Paes to be replaced as captain.......

'You are a genius of world football'

Zinedine Zidane leaves the Elysee Palace -- the French president's home -- in central Paris after a special lunch for the French football team and their families with French President Jacques......

Two referees per match in next World Cup?

After the negative publicity referees have got in World Cup 2006, world football's governing body FIFA is pulling up its socks to ensure better officiating in the next World Cup in South Africa.In......

Thierry Henry won't leave Arsenal

Arsenal fans won't be brooding over their Champions League loss to Barcelona after all.According to reports in the British media, Thierry Henry is ready to sign a four-year contract to stay on with......

Virus forced Trescothick to abandon Indian tour

Contrary to speculation, it was not a domestic crisis that led to Marcus Trescothick abandoning England's tour of India virtually before it started last month. England's vice-captain broke his......

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