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David Cameron , head of Britain's Conservative Party, said the number of British troops in Afghanistan likely will not decrease in 2010. Cameron downplayed the possibility of British troops returning home next year, saying a strategy not involving "artificial timelines"...

Are one of those who loves to be on the edge, be the dare devil and get an adrenaline rush on their holiday? Here are two adventure destibations you could head to. Domestic Winter paradise Explore one of India’s most...

This Nagpur girl is doing masters in social sciences from Nagpur University. Ankita tells that the picture was taken when she was standing with her friend and class fellow in front of her house. The purpose of sending her photo...

Over the past few weeks, if your world has revolved only around endless meetings, long winding presentations and loads of files, then it's time you take a break. Rather than heading to the same old hill station with your family...

The United States is deeply concerned about the stalled peace process in Nepal, three years after the end of a decade-long civil war, a US embassy statement said Saturday. US Embassy Charge d'Affaires Randy Berry expressed "deep concerns about the...

Five passengers, including two women, received minor injuries when 13 coaches of the Karachi-bound Karakorum Express derailed near the Lundo station, some 60 kms from here, in the early hours of Friday. According to the railway staff, the train coming...

Some 57 jawans of the two battalions are in jail for their alleged involvement in the mutiny. However, the total number of accused from the two battalions may rise if separate courts of enquiry find involvements of more border guards....