Thirty-six people were killed on Thursday when the bus they were travelling in fell off a cliff in Nepal, police and eyewitnesses said.

The bus went off the Riththebhir cliff along the Khurkot-Nepalt

After condoms, it is now disposable syringes that are in short supply in Himachal Pradesh, severely hitting the state's AIDS control programme.

For over three months, the Himachal AIDS Control Societ

In a key step that will benefit both the cable and satellite TV industry and consumers, the government Thursday cleared an ordinance that seeks to fast-track the digitisation of TV broadcasts.

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The explosives laden found in the parking lot of the Ambala Cantt railway station was to be used in the national capital, Delhi Police officials said on Thursday.

"We recovered explosives from a Tata

The Supreme Court on Thursday reduced the amount of compensation for the 59 people who died while they were watching a movie at south Delhi's Uphaar cinema hall in 1997.

The apex court cut down compe

Activists of the right-wing group Sri Ram Sene assaulted supporters of Anna Hazare outside the Patiala House court complex here on Thursday, police said.

Both the groups were shouting slogans outside

Kannada actress Jaimala, accused of outraging religious feelings at the famed Sabarimala temple in Kerala, got a reprieve on Thursday when the Kerala High Court stayed the state government permission

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked why no action was taken on a letter from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to his then telecom minister A. Raja on award of airwaves and felt that the severity of the c

Former India Test captain Anil Kumble said his firm Tenvic is a player management company which does not benefit commercially from the players' success. Rather, it works on its own expense to mentor t

City-based NGO Swabhiman Sanghatana on Thursday said it has created a new Guinness World Record by giving jobs to 25,300 unemployed youths, including physically challenged.

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