Four NRIs in US 400 super rich list
Sept. 23: Four Indian Americans figure in Forbes magazine's annual list of the 400 richest Americans, with Microsoft founder, Mr Bill Gates, topping for the 17th year in a row.
The Indian Americans o
Malayalam poet ONV gets Jnanpith award
Thiruvananthapuram: Malayalam poet and lyricist from Kerala Ottaplavil Neelakandan Velu Kurup on Friday became the fifth Malayali to get the Jnanpith award, the highest literary award in the country.
Man, flapping wings, makes flying history
A man-powered aircraft with flapping wings made aviation history by becoming the first of its kind to fly continuously for almost 20 seconds.
US Ambassador allays fears over Ohio outsourcing ban
U.S. Ambassador to India Timothy J. Roemer Friday sought to downplay a ban clamped by the state of Ohio on offshore outsourcing of government business, saying it may not have much effect on the Indian
Jennifer looking for the next MJ
Latin singer Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler are the new judges of singing reality show American Idol and Lopez said she will look for someone as talented as Michael Jackson on the show.
Sebi likely to tighten norms on IPO advertisements
Incensed over the "planting of articles" and wrongful advertisements in the run up to a company's public offer, capital market regulator, Sebi, today pulled up merchant bankers and said it is consi
Two Canadian archers give CWG the miss
After Canada on Wednesday told some of its athletes to delay proceeding to the Commonwealth Games because of 'unliveable' conditions at the athletes' village, two Canadian archers pulled out of the sp
Australia says Games security 'extensive and well organised'
Finally there is some appreciation for the beleaguered Commonwealth Games organisers from visiting teams. After reaffirming his country's committment to the Commonwealth Games, Australia Commonwealth
Over 50,000 criminals convicted in Nitish-era Bihar
Justice delayed is justice denied, but once crime-prone Bihar is setting an example by conducting speedy trials.
Ayodhya, Faizabad turn fortresses ahead of verdict
The twin towns of Ayodhya and Faizabad have been turned into virtual fortresses with around 20,000 security personnel standing guard to ensure there is no trouble ahead of a court verdict, due Friday,