Gandhi remembered on birth anniversary in Australia

A melodious rendition of 'Raghupati Raghav Rajaram' set the mood for the International Day of non-violence celebrations in Canberra's Glebe Park, where Mahatma Gandhi's statue stands tall.Read More:

Pele opens first football museum in Sao Paulo

The best Brazilian footballer of all time, Edison Arantes do Nasimento Pele, has opened the first football museum in Sao Paulo, where exhibits from Brazil's abundant history will be newest tourist attraction.Read More:

Indian-American scientist working to tackle 'hot' laptops

Faster and greater processing speeds are producing hotter and hotter miniaturised computer models like the laptop.Read More:

India, Russia to extend military cooperation till 2020

India and Russia today agreed to extend the term of the Indo-Russian Inter-Governmental Commission for Military-Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC) for another ten years -- till 2020, leading to a further strengthening of ties between both countries.Read More:

Obama swings more uncommitted voters than McCain following debate

If one goes by a poll conducted minutes after Friday night's debate between Republican candidate John McCain and his Democrat opponent Barack Obama last night, the former is seen garnering more uncommitted voters than the latter. Read More:

By suspending his campaign, McCain has invited danger, says GOP consultant

A consultant to the Republican Party has said that its candidate -- Senator John McCain - has taken a big risk by suspending his campaign this week.Read More:

Rajan Zed urges countries to promote interfaith parleys

Commending "European Year of Intercultural Dialogue" project of European Union, acclaimed Hindu statesman Rajan Zed has urged other similar international organisations and nations to promote interfaith dialogue in their respective jurisdictions.Read More:

HCC wins SAP ACE 2008 Award

HCC, India's leading construction and infrastructure development company, has won the SAP ACE 2008 Award for Customer Excellence in the Best Construction and Real Estate Sector Implementation - Large Enterprises Category for the second time.Read More:

McCain's top strategist calls NYT a "pro-Obama advocacy organisation"

Republican presidential candidate John McCain's campaign and his supporter at a rally have separately accused the press of favoring his Democratic rival Barack Obama.Read More:

Prime Minister to push for nuclear cooperation

Taking the NSG approval as an advantage, Prime Minister Manmohan Sing on Monday will leave for US and France to push further the nuclear cooperation.Read More:

Israel second woman PM-in waiting earned her spurs as a spy

According to the paper, Livni had a dangerous, youthful stint as a spy in Mossad, one of the world's most respected and feared secret services, in Paris in the early 1980s.Read More

McCain does not know where Spain is

Sept.19 (ANI): Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain showed some confusion Wednesday night about the identity of the Prime Minister of Spain and exactly where that country of 40 million people is located.Read More:

McCain's key economic adviser out of limelight after gaffe

A key economic adviser of the John McCain campaign, Carly Fiorina, has disappeared from public view after she questioned whether McCain and his running-mate, Sarah Palin, were capable of leading a large US corporation.Read More:

Obama now talks of the `Change We Need' as US presidential race tightens

According to FOX News, Obama, whose slogan has long been "Change We Can Believe In," has since the end of the Democratic National Convention in Denver in late August, altered his rallying cry to read as the "Change We Need.Read More:

First state-funded Hindu school in UK to train kids in yoga, meditation, prayers

The newly opened Krishna-Avanti school in Harrow, the first state-funded Hindu school in the UK, will provide the kindergarten kids of the Hindus an opportunity to learn a tip or two about yoga, meditation, prayers, and an outdoor amphitheatre as well.Read More: