India, Cambridge tie up for research venture at Bengaluru
To develop new scientific approaches for treatment of diseases like cancer, India's Department of Biotechnology and the University of Cambridge are setting up a new initiative for chemical biology and molecular therapeutics at inStem, Bengaluru.
T20 WC: Buttler ready to serve England
Jos Buttler headed to Sri Lanka with reigning champions England's World Twenty20 squad having at last convinced himself he can succeed as an international batsman.
The 22-year-old Somerset batsman ha
Wiki sparks outrage by linking Libya attack to arrest Assange
Wikileaks has sparked outrage by saying that the Libyan embassy was attacked because the US has backed Britain's threats to storm the Ecuadorian embassy in London and arrest Julian Assange.
Topless Kate Middleton photos cause new storm for royals
Prince William and his wife Catherine reacted with fury on Friday after a French magazine printed topless photos of her, saying it evoked painful memories of press harassment of William's mother Diana
Dosa, paan, sambar, mummy porn now in online dictionary
New words like amazeballs, mummy porn, paan and blootered have been included in an online version of Collins English Dictionary, which ran a competition for new words between July and August.
The dic
Thayil in Booker shortlist
Indian poet-writer Jeet Thayil’s debut novel Narcopolis was among the books chosen for the six-book shortlist for the Booker Prize in London on Tuesday.
Cambridge loses top spot to MIT in world university rankings
America's prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology has grabbed the top slot from UK's Cambridge University in a list of world university rankings for 2011-2012.
However, UK universities hav
‘Parents spend more money on daughters’
Parents in the UK splash out more on new clothes, accessories and school uniform for their little girls than they do on their sons, according to a new study.
‘Violent video games help cope with pain’
Playing violent video games could be a good way to cope with pain as it increases your tolerance by up to 65 per cent, a new study has found.
Man falls to his death from Heathrow-bound jet
A man, who is believed to be a stowaway, fell thousands of feet to his death from a Heathrow-bound jet liner on a car parked in a quiet residential street.
A bloodied body of the young man, who crash