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Modi proposes special facility for funding SAARC infra projects

Says Infra is region's greatest weakness, and it is harder to travel within SAARC than to Bangkok or Singapore

No plans for structured meeting between Modi & Sharif: MEA

PM's itinerary only gave details of his meetings with other SAARC heads of the government

One in six smartphone users victim of cyber attack: study

60% smartphone users and half of tablet users are vulnerable to hacking as these devices aren't protected against malware

Burdwan blast mastermind's wife arrested in Bangladesh

Fatema Begum, who confessed to training at least 25 women militants in India, is said to be the wife of Sajid, Burdwan blast prime accused

India to play role of 'Visvaguru to world: Modi

He said India would use the strengths of its democracy and young population to benefit the mankind.

'Vape' is Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year

It beat contenders including 'slacktivism', 'bae', 'contactless' and 'indyref'

Modi, Abbott meet tomorrow, may ink pact on narcotics, prisoners

Modi, the first PM to visit Australia after Rajiv Gandhi in 1986, may also address joint sitting of Australian Parliament

Ebola-infected Sierra Leone doctor 'extremely ill' in US

Martin Salia, a US resident who was infected with the deadly hemorrhagic fever while treating patients in his home country, was flown to Nebraska for treatment

Modi unveils Gandhi's statue in Australia; says he's still relevant

If we look at Gandhi's life and his teachings, then we will be able to find solutions to the problems that the world faces today, said Modi

India's UN resolution on Yoga gets backing of about 130 states

Draft resolution will recognise yoga as holistic approach to health and well-being, echoes Modi's views in maiden address to UNGA in Sept

Modi in Australia, to highlight black money issue at G20

Will also dwell on 'jobless growth'; bilateral talks with Premier Tony Abbott on Tuesday

India, Israel to collaborate on fighting terror, cyber threats

The two countries will soon sign a Free Trade Agreement

BCCI demands Rs 250 crore in damages from West Indies cricket board

The West Indies cricket team pulled out of its India series midway over a payment crisis

Teen isolated, tested for Ebola virus in Australia

The teenager did not come in contact with anyone that was sick with Ebola virus disease, but she did come from an area that had a reasonably large number of cases

EU doubles assistance to combat Ebola to 1 billion euros

In addition to the financial assistance, the EU nations also agreed to increase the deployment of medical and support staff in the affected region

US authorities accuse two Indians of making money by fraud

The defendants in the case Pairsys and its officers Uttam Saha and Tiya Bhattacharya have been accused by FTC of violating telemarketing sales rule

North Korea halts foreign tours over Ebola fears

It is presently unknown for how long this closure will be in effect

22 hurt as SIA plane hits turbulence while landing in Mumbai

The 408 passengers and 25 crew on board had a narrow escape after the flight was hit by a sudden turbulence on descent

Stepped-up Ebola screening starting at NYC airport

The effort to screen travelers from the three West African countries most affected by Ebola starts today at Kennedy

Spain Ebola patient's in 'better' state and talking

According to a source, nurse Teresa Romero's condition is serious but is improving