 - Horror on the streets of Pune; bus driver kills 9
 A state transport bus driver in a fit of rage drove an empty bus ramming into several vehicles and people.
- Rushdie blames politics for his gagging at JLF
 An Ajmer court will on Wednesday hear a complaint against the four authors who read excerpts from 'The Satanic Verses'.
- Obama calls for a fair shot economy, more jobs
 Obama during his last address before the Presidential elections on Tuesday night said there is a need to bring jobs back to the country.
- Ex-ISRO chief, 3 others barred from Govt jobs
 The controversial deal with Devas was signed during the tenure of G Madhavan Nair as the chairman of ISRO.
- Tendulkar not recommended for the Bharat Ratna
 Hockey icon Dhyan Chand and legendary mountaineer Tenzing Norgay are the recommendations from sports, sources said.
- Corruption is a major concern: Azim Premji
 Stemming corruption is crucial to ensure development says Premji on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum.
- Sensex above 17000 on positive Asian cues
 The Reserve Bank of India slashed cash reserve requirement for banks by 50 basis points on Tuesday to help ease tight liquidity.
- 'No option but to slap, that's the only road open'
 Anna Hazare said if a slap is given to whoever is in front of you, then the brain is put back in place.
- Aurangabad: Singing for a world record
 An event has been organised to break the Guinness world record of most people singing the national anthem at the same place.
- One year on, Egypt will demonstrate, celebrate
 It's been an year since protesters inspired by an uprising in Tunisia took to the streets in Egypt.
- Blog: Rushdie row - fought on TV, by the mullahs
 For the last few days, Salman Rushdie is in the news. Some are speaking in his favour and some against. A controversy is on. His
- Live Score: Australia declare at 604/7
 India will have to bat a minimum of 21 overs before close of play on day two.
- Ponting and Clarke roll back the years
 On a lovely batting track in Adelaide, Ponting produced a fine century in the company of his captain, Clarke.
- Good to see arrogance back in Aus: Lehmann
 "They're playing with a bit of steel and a bit of arrogance, which I like," Lehmann said.
- Srinivasan in favour of sporting pitches
 "Our aim is to give fair wickets and not one-sided ones," said the BCCI president.
- 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
 Martin Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads the Academy Awards with 11 nominations, including best picture.
- 1990-2012: Evolution of Vijay Dinanath Chauhan
 The economically unstable 90s and the crisis of external debt and unemployment were mirrored in contemporary films.
- I am unemployed, says Shahid Kapoor
 Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor has no qualms in admitting that he has no work on hand as of now.
- Hrithik is fantastic in 'Agneepath': Sanjay Dutt
 Sanjay's look as the evil Kancha Cheena in 'Agneepath' has garnered appreciation for the actor from all spheres.
- Dhanush signed for Hindi film 'Raanjhnaa'
 Dhanush is convinced that by the time the film's shoot gets over, he will be able to communicate fluently in Hindi.
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Calls congress Taliban on Big B episode in his blog.
Modi's questioning comes 8 years after the 2002 communal riots, which left over 1,000 dead in Gujarat.
She denied that the SP was divided on Friday.
Activists and opposition parties have resumed their attack on Modi.
The chief justice is the ex-officio visitor of GNLU.
CM Sheila Dikshit says she doesn't know why Abhishek ads were dropped.
Says the apex court will now decide on his answers.
It will decide the fate of 1342 in 198 wards.
In fact Congress ministers drove BJP MLAs in their car to vote.
Gujarat Chief Minister faces questioning for the first time.
For the BJP, it was time to close ranks and rally behind the man.
The CM was originally expected at the meet along with Bachchan on Sunday.
Says he didn't commit crime by attending the event.
Says Modi himself responsible for landing in such a situation.