India

Steve McClaren was hired as the new England coach and shrugged off suggestions he was far from the first choice.

The completion of assemblies' tenure would restore people's confidence in democratic institutions, says Musharraf.

Either Iran suspend nuclear enrichment programme or face "further measures" - resolve UK and France.

John Abraham is ready to work after the motorcycle accident which left him injured in his left knee and ankle.

Nurburgring is the home track for McLaren's engine partners Mercedes, who are hungry for the team's first win of the 2006 campaign.

India bowed out of the Thomas Cup badminton championship after losing 0-3 to Denmark at the quarter-final stage.

The US on Wednesday said that it will not remove Nepal's Maoist militants from its list of terrorist organisations.

US ambassador to UN said that it will seek economic sanctions on Iran if the UNSC does not fulfill its responsibilities.

Bollywood stars Amitabh Bachchan and Tabu fail to get access into a Gurgaon mall for shooting.

Tamil Nadu Sports Minister R Inbatamizhan resigned from the AIADMK and joined the DMK in the presence of Karunanidhi.

An Indian national was on Tuesday executed in Kuwait for killing his employer in 2003. MEA is making arrangements to bring his body to India.

Manjula, the widow of slain telecom engineer Suryanarayana, tried to kill herself late on Monday evening.

The Spaniard will go into the French Open as the favourite, having won in Monte Carlo and Barcelona.

Yahoo Inc unveiled a shopping site for gadgets laced with advice by experts and user-contributed reviews.

President Pervez Musharraf has invited PM Manmohan Singh to visit his country. PM is to oblige only if a 'substantive' outcome is expected.

Shooter Anjali Bhagwat booked a quota place in the Olympics at the ISSF World Cup in Brazil.