praveen narayan

Up to 1923 prisoners were executed in 63 countries around the world in 2011.

The man has been at the helm for the last six years and was a key player in the operation that killed Osama Bin Laden.

It is a wearable device that pokes you physically whenever you are poked on Facebook, no matter where you are.

The international peace envoy is reported to have received Moscow's support for ending the bloodshed.

Nissan the sniffer dog, credited with 500 arrests and big drug busts, killed in Iraq.

Government advisor and property consultant Leung Chun-ying has won the elections to become the next chief of Hong Kong.

The ship was discovered by patrolling aircraft and did not pose any environmental danger.

The Ambajhari Ordinance Factory near Nagpur in western India will increase its production capacity from 1000 Pinaka rockets to 5000 rockets every year.

The statement is in response to a move by the rights body to assess human rights in occupied territories.

The pilot, after bombing the military base, flew down to Turkey which has been providing shelter to Syrian military detractors.

At present China uses organs of executed prisoners in transplants.

The move has evoked criticism as it would curb the individual's right.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono signed six memorandums of understanding with China.

Ryan Lindell, one of the children who survived the Thomas Hamilton's killing spree at Dunblane Primary School, Scotland, sexually assaulted a pensioner.

A group of 12 bus drivers will share the prize money pocketing £3 million each.

Out of the savings, an extra £100 million will go towards improvements to the accommodation of service members' families.

The move is meant to increase transparency in all work related to the state.

Human heads outside slaughterhouse near Acalpulco set as trap to lure police to their deaths.

Reasons for expulsions include shabby dressing, not wearing proper uniform and weird hairstyle or nail colour.

Ocean acidification affects marine life with calcium carbonate skeletons and shells, making them sensitive to even small changes in acidity.

Not everyone is excited about the observation, with some like Tim Printy, an astronomer with thirty years of experience in astronomy, voicing his skepticism.

Fernando Berendique dies in hail of bullets as brother drives his car through police checkpoint.

Convicted Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk Saturday died at an old age home in Munich, where he had been staying after going through his 18 month trial. He was 91.

Parking rates at hospitals affiliated to the National Health Scheme in the UK has seen a constant rise with some hospitals charging 200 per cent more than the rates applicable a year ago.

Lottery winners have turned millionaires overnight.

A team of scientist’s at Cambridge University is close to finding a technology that would help print, erase, and print again, using the same sheet of paper.

The waste that had reached Indonesian shores was garbage with a mix of dry, wet and some smelly and dripping waste.

Elections for selecting police commissioners for 41 force areas outside London will take place on November 15.

Omo tribes from Lower Omo valley in Ethiopia to be squeezed off land in huge plantation expansion.