Out of 10 lakh notes in circulation, only four notes were found to be forged in 2007-08, the Reserve Bank has said.

CBI conducted searches at the house of Buta Singh's son in New Delhi and recovered three unlicensed fire arms and few live cartridges.

Every five minutes, a woman dies in India while delivering a child, says a report prepared by Centre for Reproductive Rights.

CBI said that they would be questioning NCSC Chairman Buta Singh in connection with the Rs 1 crore bribery case involving his second son Sarabjot Singh.

The govt warned private airlines to withdraw their call for suspending flights on August 18, with the Aviation Minister suggesting punitive action.

In a major catch, Pakistani authorities nabbed a top militant suspected of beheading the Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in 2002.

India said that Pak has 'enough evidence' to continue investigation against Jamaat-ud Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed in connection with the Mumbai terror attacks.

TEACHING new mothers how to breastfeed could save 1.3 million children's lives every year, it was claimed yesterday.

A SCIENTIFIC journal has retracted a controversial paper that included claims to have created the first human sperm from embryonic stem cells.

THE tiny child being weighed at a township clinic in eastern Zimbabwe has barely the strength to cry. His arms are spindly, the flesh on his buttocks wrinkled. "He is 16 m

ONE of Edinburgh's top Fringe venues has enlisted a doctor to cope with swine flu cases during the Festival season.

KYLE Sandilands' television career remains uncertain, with Australian Idol producers contemplating axing the judge.

This week, Surfin' further explores the possibilities and practicalities of getting electricity from your own resources.

No sunspot activity this week, and if no sunspot appears today, July 31, the average sunspot number for July will be 5.1; this is down from June's average of 6.6. The monthly average of the daily sunspot number, January-July 2009,

On July 28, the FCC approved a modification that expands the ARRL's 500 kHz experimental license WD2XSH. According to Experiment Coordinator Fritz Raab, W1FR, the expansion allows for more frequencies, more stations and portable operations.

After reading the August 2005 QST article by Chris Ormsby, K0CAO, and Bob Witte, K0NR, I thought what fun a HF low power (QRP) operation from a Colorado 14er (A mountain over 14,000 feet high.) would be. The "carrot" would

Now we know what the FCC didn't want us to know, back in 2004, about its staff studies of interference to radio services from Broadband over Power Line (BPL) systems.

There's so much to know in an activity with a long history like Amateur Radio. Both newcomers and old-timers find it easy to be flummoxed if they're not "in the know" when confronted with an on-the-air mystery -- like the

In another casualty of the ad downturn, Wired magazine is canceling NextFest, its annual tech expo.

It's a daring—some might say crazy—time to launch a magazine, much less one devoted to travel.