The Mumbai attack last year could have been handled in a different way had there been a "certain type" of equipment and better intelligence, says the chief of the anti-terror force which fought them.
5 CommentsHeadley had vowed to 'retaliate against India' in one of his e-mail messages.
2 CommentsThe number of MPs with assets worth over Rs one crore has doubled in the present Lok Sabha, a report has said.
Post CommentsThe immediate crisis is averted, but pricing of sugarcane remains a problem
SportsFacing a credibility crisis and under pressure to deliver a successful Commonwealth Games next year, Organising Commitee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi insists that he was not being sidelined by the Indian government.
French striker Thierry Henry could miss the start of the World Cup if the FIFA disciplinary panel decides that his handball in the build-up to France's winning goal against Ireland constituted "unsporting behaviour".
WorldBan Ki-moon has welcomed Colombo's decision to grant freedom of movement to the displaced Tamils living in the military guarded camps in Sri Lanka.
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is largely responsible for Britain's failure in Iraq, secret government reports have revealed.
BusinessFM said the Centre has sanctioned an amount of Rs 40,000 crore for rural development.
The Indian life insurance industry is expected to grow by about 15% in current financial year.

Help the little ones liveShould India allow Mirwaiz to go to China?

EntertainmentRaju Hirani says Aamir was worried to be a part of the film because he did not fit the age group. But later Aamir decided to ensure that he looks much younger than what he looked in 'RDB' or 'Dil Chahta Hai.'
Former Miss India Gul Panag is excited about her upcoming film 'Fatso', which is her first love story.
IndiaThe CBI, which has decided to close the case against Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi, has refused to reveal information about him relating to Bofors payoff case under the RTI Act.
Seeking to reach out to ULFA, the Indian government has offered safe passage to its top leaders Arabinda Rajkhowa and Paresh Barua and expressed willingness for talks if the outfit renounces violence.