Syrian President Bashar Assad said he regrets the shooting down of a Turkish jet by his forces,and that he will not allow tensions between the two neighbours to deteriorate into an armed conflict, a Turkish newspaper reported
At a secret location in northern Israel researchers say they have developed marijuana that can be used to ease symptoms of ailments without getting patients high
The BJP government in Madhya Pradesh has chosen Rameshwaram as the first place where it will send senior citizens for pilgrimage under an ambitious scheme covering all expenses.
A play based on the experiences of children living on Delhis railway platforms will be staged at a festival in New York
French authorities filed preliminary terrorism charges against a Tunisian administrator of an extremist French website who is suspected of playing a key role in financing and recruiting for the al-Qaeda
The State Human Rights Commission has asked senior police officers to submit their reports pertaining to the 1995 kidnapping of six foreign tourists and their subsequent killing,as allegations have been levelled against their roles in the case.
Max Sica was convicted by a Brisbane Supreme Court jury which found him guilty
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Tuesday approved a Food Ministry proposal to export two million tonnes of wheat from its buffer stock in an attempt to ease the storage crisis.
In a big boost to infrastructure-starved Kerala,the Centre on Tuesday cleared a Rs 5,182-crore metro rail project for Kochi,the states commercial nerve-centre.
The US has quietly moved significant military reinforcements into the Persian Gulf
Senior advocate Mukul Sinha filed a contempt of court plea against Chief Minister Narendra Modi and his council of ministers before the Gujarat High Court on Tuesday for refusing to allow the prosecution of fisheries minister Purushottam Solanki in an alleged scam worth about Rs 400 crore.
The Supreme Court will consider a Gujarat government appeal challenging a state high court order directing it to aid the repair and rebuilding of religious shrines damaged in the 2002 communal riots.
End of 7-month crisis: Pak drops insistence to charge transit fee on trucks
Stung by continuous complaints of irregularities in the ticket-booking system,the Indian Railways has decided to introduce amendments to the RPF Act to increase the punishment for black-marketing of tickets and also sanctioned a Rs 55-crore upgrade to its electronic ticketing network.
A month after the coup attempt by his former advisor Pyari Mohan Mohapatra,Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday replaced Director General of Police Manmohan Praharaj,a Mohapatra-acolyte,with 1977-batch IPS officer Prakash Mishra.
The Supreme Court has upheld a ban on commercial and tourism-related activities in the habitat of endangered Jarawa tribe of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
As many as six high courts in the country are without full-time chief justices for the past many months with the Supreme Court collegium failing to make any recommendations for the crucial posts.
Arjun Singh,was deeply hurt when he was left out of the Union Cabinet
With over 30 per cent rainfall deficit across the country a month after the monsoon
Microsoft Corp admitted its largest acquisition in the Internet sector was effectively worthless and wiped out any profit for the last quarter,as it announced a 6.2 billion charge to write down the value of an online advertising agency it bought five years ago
22 companies planning to raise aggregate Rs 8,392 cr pulled out of the primary mkt in 2012.
Strong growth in commercial banking and mortgage businesses pushed the post-tax profit of Citi India by 35 per cent to Rs 1,922 crore in the year ended March against Rs 1,424 crore in the previous year
The Union government informed the Delhi High Court that the recommendation for constituting an appellate body of the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority was with the Chief Justice of India and that a decision was likely to be taken very soon
Barclays Chief Executive Bob Diamond quit his job,the biggest scalp in a financial markets scandal that has also seen the chairman announce his intention to resign and sown the seeds for another investigation into Britains banking sector
The Pune ATS submitted a report on the death of suspected Indian Mujahideen operative Qateel Siddiqui,while in its custody,before a Delhi court





