July 06, Colombo: Latest clashes between the Sri Lankan troops and Tamil Tiger rebels in the embattled north killed 19 Tigers and a soldier, the military said today.

Left parties are out to target UPA for which they are preparing a 'chargesheet' against Govt detailing its 'unkept promises'.

The odds are apparently stacked against CM Azad when he seeks to prove his majority in Jammu and Kashmir assembly.

Want to stay young? Regulate your diet, for a new study has found that cutting calories on a regular basis may slow down the ageing process.

NRI steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal is considering the prospect of investing in upmarket country hotels, a media report said.

A study says firms like Essar, HCL, Tata, Mahindra & Wipro have generated over 30,000 jobs for Americans in recent yrs.

Iraqi police and medical officials say a car bomb in northern Baghdad has killed six people and injured 14 others, including three policemen.

NYT opines there was no reason for Bush to rush on Indo-US N-deal as it had given away 'too much and got far too little'.

Fresh incidents of bombing and firing incidents were reported from Gar Chakraberia and Jadubarichak localities of Nandigram, a day ahead of the swearing-in of the Sabhadhipati of Zilla Parishad, East Midnapore district.

The size of your success is measured by the strength of your desire; the size of your dream; and how you handle disappointment along the way.

With the equity pendulum swinging wildly and steadily moving to lows, we thought we were left far behind.

It's an old cliche that bad times are better teachers than good times. Like all cliches, this has more than a grain of truth in it.

It has long been widely believed - at least among some experienced investors - that it is the inexperienced ones who are most likely to get swept into the euphoria of a bubble and to buy when prices are the

The first thing you need to know about recessions is that they don't signal the end of anything on Wall Street.

A world-class urban transport infrastructure, including an efficient public transport system, road network, and optimising the existing infrastructure in key Indian cities would require an investment of Rs 4,35,800 crore in the next 20 years. A study undertaken by Wilber

When accessing forums ranging from huffingtonpost.com to linkedin.com these days, there is good chance that you will run into a blogger called Parker plugging a "talkathon."

The music business is known for supporting causes with events like the Live Aid and Live Earth concerts, which generate lots of money and publicity for a relatively short time.

Over the years, I have realised one can't avoid missing out on things when one is travelling a lot.

You already know that if you exercise outside on hot and humid days, you should drink plenty of water.

Patenting activity is on the rise in India. But it continues to be hampered by lack of innovation, tougher patent laws than elsewhere in the world, and a shortage of examiners to handle applications