Indian community celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi festival in UK
London, Sept 12 (PTI) People with origins in Maharashtra, Gujarat and other parts of India congregate in large numbers for Ganesh Chaturthi celebration across Britain.
Ban hopeful of consensus on peace and security in U.N.S.C.
United Nations, Sept 12 (PTI) Admitting that major powers in the Security Council have been unable to reach agreement on some of the key issues, U.N.
British Queen plans further foray into cyberspace
London, Sept 11 (PTI) The British Queen, who was the
first monarch to set up her own channel on the video-sharing
website YouTube, plans to make a further foray into the world
Car sales down 4.36 pc in August, bike sales up 16 pc
New Delhi, Sep 11 (PTI) Domestic passenger car sales declined by 4.36 percent in August to 94,584 units from 98,893 units in the same month last year.
Asia/Pacific 'youth premium consumers' seek challenges at work
Mumbai, Sept 11 (PTI) Youth in the Asia/ Pacific region, especially ones with a high disposable income, don't want to toil at work and face intrusive managers but believe in 'play' at work, challen
Chandrayaan-I passes thermal vacuum test
Bangalore, Sept 11 (PTI) The Chandrayaan-I satellite has
successfully undergone the thermal vacuum test even as Indian
India's voice in IMF to increase
New Delhi, Sep 11 (PTI) India's voice in the
International Monetary Fund is set to increase, with the
country Thursday giving approval to the proposed restructuring
Pak army chief criticises cross-border raids by US-led forces
Rezaul H Laskar
Nothing prevents India from doing N-trade with others: Pranab
New Delhi, Sep 11 (PTI) Nothing prevents India from
signing up with other countries for nuclear trade and it would
like to do it "as early as possible", External Affairs
PM to meet Bush on September 25; N-deal may be inked
Sridhar Krishnaswami
