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Kanimozhi Arrives In Chennai Today

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) MP Kanimozhi, who was granted bail by the Delhi High Court last Monday in the 2G scam case, arrived in Chennai Saturday.

Kingfisher Airlines in Talks with Local Investor: Vijay Mallya

India's Kingfisher Airlines is still in talks with a potential local investor to raise funds, its chairman said Friday, even as woes mounted for the cash strapped carrier with a major airport set to stop facilities on credit.

Veena Malik Nude Cover Photo: Pakistan Govt May Take Action Against the Actress

Pakistani actress Veena Malik is in trouble after a nude picture of the actress appeared on the cover page of an Indian magazine.

Daughters of Jon Huntsman Campaign with Justin Timberlake's 'Sexy Back' Parody [VIDEO]

The daughters of Republican presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman have released a video in which they rap about his rivals to the beat of a Justin Timberlake song.

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Gold's Price Affecting Indian Brides, Jewelers

Simone Bora is contemplating the unthinkable -- an Indian wedding without lavish amounts of gold after record high prices and a sinking rupee have dimmed her hopes of sparkling at the party. We need to think whether to buy gold or not because nearly 30,000 rupees for 10 grams is too much, Bora said in a jeweler's shop in Zaveri Bazaar in Mumbai, one of the world's biggest gold markets. Thirty-thousand rupees is $580.

Twelfth Monk Self-Immolates in Eastern Tibet

A Tibetan monk has been hospitalized after he set himself on fire Thursday in the Chinese-ruled Tibetan autonomous region, the 12th self-immolation in an apparent protest against Chinese rule, a human rights group said.

Brokers work on the trading floor of the Nigerian stock exchange in the commercial capital Lagos

Euro Zone Debt Crisis May Threaten African Economy

Gordhan said that the debt crisis in Europe is harming economies thousands of miles way.

MmmHop IPA? Hanson Brothers MmmBop the Beer World

The Hanson brothers will sell their own beer in 2012 - and they're not joking: MmmHop IPA, anyone?”

Gold ATM Encouraging Despite Stiff Competition from Jewellery Shops

A gold ATM machine selling jewellery and 31,000-rupee gold coins, but for more than just window-shopping, it faces stiff competition from traditional jewellery shops.

Clinton's Myanmar Visit: Can Suu Kyi Work Magic After Election?

The initial signs from Myanmar, following U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's meeting with pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and with the president Thein Sein, a former junta member, indicate a step in right direction.

Gold ATM in Mumbai Mall

Teenage girls pose for pictures beside the latest arrival in Mumbai's modern Phoenix Mills mall -- a gold ATM machine selling jewellery and $600 gold coins -- but for more than just window-shopping, it faces stiff competition from traditional stores.

World’s First Sex School to Teach Practical Lust Lessons: Ad Garners Criticism; Banned by Austrian TV [VIDEO]

Targeting Sex Workers will Control Spread of AIDS in India: World Bank

India's policy of targeting sex workers to control the spread of AIDS by providing contraceptives, treatment for sexually transmitted infections and raising awareness through their peers is expected to avert three million infections.

Gold Sales Down in India as Festival Season Ends

Gold purchases in India, the world's largest bullion consumer, slowed down as the festival season ended, and business was lackluster elsewhere in Asia as concerns of global growth weighed on sentiment.

Aishwarya Rai, Abhishek Bachchan's 5 Years of Togetherness

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's Baby: Magazines Quote Whopping Rs. 5 Crore For Beti B’s Exclusive Pictures

‘Coconut War’ Erupts in Sri Lanka

Last year, Sri Lanka suffered an unprecedented shortage of coconuts, a long-time staple for the tropical island nation.

HIV-Positive Children in Asia Grow Resistance to AIDS Drugs

HIV-infected children in Asian countries are becoming resistant to AIDS drugs, a study of 4,000 patients under the age of 23 in Asia has revealed.

HIV Infection among Female Sex Workers Declines: World Bank

A recent study, Impact of Targeted Interventions on Heterosexual Transmission of HIV in India, by the World Bank has found a significant decline in the prevalence of the HIV virus among female sex workers and young women (15-24 years) in the South Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu.

FDI in Retail: Indian Traders Protest Against the Entry of Retail Giants

Tens of thousands of small shopkeepers went on strike across India on Thursday to protest a government decision to allow foreign retail giants like Wal-Mart Stores Inc to enter the country's $450 billion retail market.

India Gold Futures’ Ease Fails to Attract Physical Players

India gold futures eased a tad from a 2-week high, weighed by a stronger Indian rupee, but the losses were not enough to attract physical players seeking to stock up for the wedding season.

PMI Stable despite Manufacturing Slide in February

India's Manufacturing Sector Slows Down; Output Decreases

India's manufacturing sector expansion slowed in November as factory output grew at its slowest pace in nearly three years although export demand should provide some cheer for factories.

‘Kolaveri Di’ Popularity Generates Revenue through Mobile Downloads

The Tanglish (Tamil + English) song, Why this Kolaveri Di, has crossed 10 million hits since its release, on Nov. 16, on YouTube, making it something of a blockbuster. Its popularity has, in turn, made it a massive revenue generator, for Techzone, a mobile value added service providing company.

Petrol Prices to be Cut by Rs. 0.78 per Litre

State-run oil firms will cut petrol prices by Rs. 0.78 (1.5 cents) a litre, or approximately 1.2 percent, from Thursday, Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) said. This will be the second cut this month, reflecting global prices and potentially easing near double-digit inflation.

Angry Indian Villager Lets Loose Venomous Snakes in Govt Office for Delaying His Request

The next time, the corrupt government officials in India might think twice before harassing poor villagers who approach with a request. On Tuesday, an angry snake charmer freed more than a dozen venomous snakes at a government office in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh to teach them a lesson for the trouble they had caused him.

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