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A Scheduled Tribe boy from Hyderabad wanted so desperately to become a pilot, he took a bank loan to pay for the training and notched up 267 hours of flying, 17 more than is required for a Commercial Pilot’s Licence...

The first Test match at the Sardar Patel Stadium in Motera, ended in a draw Friday after around 1600 runs were scored on the shirtfront of a wicket. “I think no sport is so dictated by the track on which...

The shoddy on-field performance of the senior Bengal team is taking its toll off the field, too. Matters have reached such a state that the squad for their fourth Super League (Group B) Ranji Trophy encounter against Saurashtra, which is...

Royal Dutch Shell is in talks to buy 10 percent of India's Essar Oil as part of a deal where it would sell three European refineries to the Indian firm, the Economic Times reported on Saturday, citing people with knowledge of...

Nov 2009, 0200 hrs IST, Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Text: In Bollywood blockbuster Ghajini, the lead actor suffers from a disastrous aliment — “short-term memory loss.” The current market euphoria across the world reminds me of a similar mental state of investors...

भारत के नब्बे फीसदी से अधिक लोग महंगाई की मौत का इंतजार बेसब्री से कर रहे हैं। वे अपने देवता से इसके लिए मिन्नतें...

In a few days from now, even the visually challenged would be able to saunter into the District Central Library, Karur, and savour books designed for them and stored there through the medium of computers. In a pioneering move, the...

India skipper, in a development which can potentially add to the lustre of Congress' new Muslim mascot. The fresh bid to extricate the Moradabad MP from disgrace comes from a Congress eager to pitchfork the ex-cricketer as a key campaigner,...

Carly Simon's reinterpretations Celebrated singer/songwriter Carly Simon talks to WSJ's Christopher John Farley at the WSJ Cafe about her latest album, "Never Been Gone." • Watch : 'Anticipation' 'Let the River Run' China mine explodes A gas blast rips through...

In a landmark judgment, Bombay HC has ruled that a foreign national has no fundamental right to a visa to stay in India. Dismissing an application filed by Israeli businessman Hillel Shapira seeking extension of his business visa, a division...