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Edmund Hillary – From bee-keeper to world-beater
Auckland: As he reached the summit of Mount Everest nearly 50 years ago accompanied by Sherpa Tensing Norgay, Edmund Hillary had no idea how excited the world waiting below had become over his feat and how much a celebrity he would remain for the rest of his life.
Number of malnourished in India has risen: Report
United Nations: As many as 36 million people die of direct or indirect effect of
hunger every year and 815 million continue to suffer from malnutrition despite the
fact that the world produces enough food to feed the entire global population, a new United States report says.
Post-Salman case, stars make a beeline for licence
Mumbai: Top film stars are rushing to transport offices for drivers' licenses after Salman Khan landed himself in court over a car crash.
A soldier's reminiscences of Indo-China war
Mumbai: A loud deafening roar of battle guns, hurried thuds of footsteps moving forward unceasingly, the quick ambush, the spurt of fresh blood and a series of vivid images tinged by emotion. That is all that remains of the 1962 Indo-China war at Walong, in the far North Eastern corner of the country.
Iraq prepares to return Kuwait's national archives
Abdali (Kuwait-Iraq border): Kuwait prepared on October 19 to receive national
archives looted by Iraq during its occupation of the Emirate but reminded Baghdad it was still awaiting the return of some 600 Kuwaitis missing since the 1991 Gulf War.
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