India

Already the world’s largest tea consumers, Indians now develop a taste for Chinese green tea that has healing properties.

The wait to try out the Wii at E3 pushed past four hours afternoon, while it was barely 30 minutes at Sony Corp's PlayStation 3.

CPI-M General Secretary Prakash Karat expressed satisfaction over his party's success in the Assembly polls.

Three oil corporations, ONGC, Reliance Petroleum and GEECL have found the gas below the coal seams says Dinsha Patel.

Peter Crouch believes Arsenal's 17-year-old Theo Walcott is ready after receiving a shock World Cup call-up.

The vote count in Assam threw up several surprises with the Congress seemed headed to power once again and a fractured AGP suffering a huge setback.

The ICC has approved the 12 venues for 2007 Cricket World Cup. The tournament will start on March 13.

The External Affairs Ministry on Wednesday said it had received no letter from Portuguese government on Salem.

Rules that minister's comments didn't violate conduct, but says statement on reservations created wrong impression.

Iran is under pressure to rein in a nuclear programme which it says is for peaceful purposes, but some countries deny the fact.

He said that he had mulled on hanging his boots ever since being felled by a Ntini bouncer on the recent tour of South Africa.

Foreign ministers of world powers have failed to agree on a unified position on how to tackle the Iranian crisis.

Rajyavaradhan Singh Rathore could not reproduce his Athens form and finished sixth in the men's Double Trap event at the World Cup at Kerrville in the US.

AIADMK chief J Jayalalitha came second with 35 per cent votes while MDMK's Vijaykanth finished third with 10 per cent votes.

The US Secretary of State has said that the civil nuclear deal between India and the US would go through in the future.

Relation with India cannot improve only if it continues to have trouble with Pakistan, says report.