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There has not been very much news out of the Mars Orbiter Mission since the Siding Spring flyby last October. Today I'm excited to show you some previously unreleased images from Mars Orbiter Mission, containing Mars' moons Phobos and Deimos, which were also taken in October. Some of these...

This satire magazine pokes every religion but some have little brains with little tolerance level.

By WALTER RUSSELL MEAD To kick off 2015, we present our take on who the real “G-7″ countries are: the world’s seven great powers, ranked by their ability to shape both their immediate environments and the broader world. Last year was full of nasty surprises as ISIS exploded, an Ebola epidemic...

By Tom Lasseter Dec 25, 2014 Source: AP India's most wanted man, Dawood Ibrahim, poses for photos in this undated photo at an unknown location. When last seen in public some 25 years ago, Dawood Ibrahim was a chubby man with oversized sunglasses and a droopy mustache. His fondness for betting...

Modi must put Jakarta at the heart of India’s strategic imagination. After all, there is no major country in the world that shares so much history and culture with India.

New Delhi, Dec.15 (ANI): A sixty five-year-old army veteran has a lot of time to reflect and contemplate, and this applies to me also. My grandchildren have this constant need to hear stories and yarns that I have learnt to concoct. Somehow, I never got down to telling them a true story of guts...

NEW DELHI: Railways has put the third corridor, Delhi-Chandigarh-Amritsar, for running bullet trains on the fast-track. The transporter held a high-level meeting on Tuesday to speed up the study to run trains at a speed of 300 kmph on the corridor that would reduce travel time to Amritsar to...

By Daniel Silas Adamson Jerusalem There is a little corner of Jerusalem that is forever India. At least, it has been for more than 800 years and its current custodian has plans for his family to keep the Indian flag flying for generations to come. Around the year 1200, little more than a...

Bangladesh: Asia's New Energy Superpower? After a favorable UN settlement in June, Bangladesh stumbled upon a wealth of energy. Will investors buy in? By Jack Detsch November 14, 2014 Imagine you are a major energy magnate, poring over maps to find the world’s next natural gas superpower...

Nobel to Malala and Kailash Satyarthi also includes a tough critique: Neither India nor Pakistan has done nearly enough to protect their children.

It is unfortunate the word Secular has become synonymous to an abuse.I know that the term secularism was misused and abused by Mulayams, mamtas and Congress.But it doesn't mean we should convert it to "Sickularism" "left liberal elitism" . India is a secular plural democracy which is its...

India and china have always been the two richest countries so no history in making. India and China are merely regaining the title that they have held for much of recorded human history.

The Economist is quite bullish on India's growth story

India, Japan, the United States, China, and Canada to build the world’s biggest telescope. An image provided by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan shows what the world's biggest telescope, known as the TMT, will look like when it is completed in March 2022. | KYODO Japan, the...

Jemima Khan, the former wife of cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, decided to get rid of the ‘Khan’ surname after coming to know that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief was all set to marry a girl from Peshawar on the insistence of his sisters,Pakistan Todayhas learnt. Sources...

HRH Prince Alwaleed message to Fareed Zakaria: Dear Fareed. I saw the “special” GPS program on CNN. The Indian Prime Minister is impressive; I’m going to ask to meet him after He comes back from His USA visit. When a leader of a nation of 1.25 billion people has such a strong personality...

Even if you were twice as smart as you are now, you still be absolutely stupid.. Someone who is usinig Etisalat Afganistan network in Afganistan has uploaded snapshot of screen.

Flying into Kabul earlier this week just before Afghanistan’s presidential inauguration, a number of embassy cars sat waiting to pick up VIPs and visitors from their respective nations. It was telling that the Pakistani embassy cars were the only ones not armored. After all, because Pakistan...