Very Strange Tooth Paste Ad...do you agree!!?? :o picked by skywalkeer 2 years ago

The Indian space programme hit a minor snag when it came to the menu. Many traditional dishes have side effects that you don't necessarily want in a confined space with limited breathable air on board. The Defence Food Research Laboratory have stepped up to help create a more pleasant atmosphere. picked by pocksucket 8 months ago

In his first year at San Marcos University, Hermenegildo Espejo barely spoke, and certainly not in class.

His Spanish was rudimentary, his accent an embarrassment. Classmates in Lima, a two-day trip from his Amazon home town, laughed at his grammatical stumbles, his odd pronunciation. picked by suebe 3 weeks ago

Archaeologists say they have found the best-preserved pre-Columbian site in the Caribbean, which could shed light on virtually every aspect of Indian life in the region, from sacred rituals to eating habits. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

Absolutely dreadful! picked by topofall 2 years ago

When a showing of "Sivaji", the most expensive Indian movie made to date, went haywire, patrons responded by tearing the theater to shreds. picked by VoodooPeacock 2 years ago

One by one over the past four years, three educated sisters in India have wed their servant, believing he is holy and will miraculously bring them wealth. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

Well, I can't get this tune out of my head, so I thought I would share the pain.

This is sort of like a train wreck between The Sound of Music, bad disco and the Smurfs on helium. (I was going to say Alvin and the Chipmunks but I figured you young'ns wouldn't know what I was talking about.) picked by jhordie 2 years ago

A chili grown in a remote region of northeastern India has been named the world's spiciest by the Guinness World Records. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

Aman Rehman cuts a less than commanding figure at Dehra Dun's College of Interactive arts where he teaches adult students computer-generated animated film. picked by AutumnLotus 11 months ago

To some she may seem an oddity, but to one Indian couple their newborn daughter is simply a God reincarnated. Their as yet un-named four-day-old baby girl was born with two faces, two mouths and four eyes in the rural Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh, 50km north east of New Delhi. Her parents, Vinod and Susham Singh from a village called Sani, said their little girl was "a gift from God". picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

I.am.speechless. picked by kxmk 3 years ago

Surgeons in India will attempt to save the life of a baby girl who was born with her heart and part of her liver growing outside her body. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago

Here, in one of the country's richest archaeological regions — where the ruins of ancient pueblos are tucked into towering sandstone cliffs and "pot-hunting" has been a way of life for more than a century, how should the past be protected and preserved? And who, if anyone, owns that past? picked by drogue 2 months ago

Fourteen percent of those surveyed said they had had sex with a member of their own family.(*yucky*)Relative humidity. picked by Bornbad 3 years ago

A Roman Catholic nun raped in the Indian state of Orissa, allegedly during a riot by Hindus, has publicly denounced local police. picked by Nateebiinature 1 year ago

AN Indian woman has given birth to her first child at the age of 70 after IVF treatment, local media reports. Rajo Devi, who married 50 years ago, gave birth to a baby girl on November 28 after in vitro fertilisation, said Anurag Bishnoi, a doctor at the Hisar fertility centre in Haryana state. picked by cactushair 12 months ago

A tsunami watch has been issued after a 7.6-magnitude earthquake in the Indian Ocean near India's Andaman Islands, authorities said. The watch covers India, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia and Bangladesh. Quake with 6.4-magnitude hits near Japan 12 minutes later. Two foot tsunami wave lands on Japan six minutes after that. picked by equinox 4 months ago

India's nascent $30-million gaming industry is set to grow to $700 million in the next five years, driven by global companies that are pushing new generation gaming consoles in the Indian market. picked by punthe 2 years ago

An Indian inventor has found a novel way of helping the poor - by turning old junk into a reliable piece of machinery that can walk and talk. Feroz Siddiki has spent two years developing the IRobo and hopes it will eventually rival more expensive robots like Asimo made by the Japanese company Honda. VIDEO picked by DrNothing 2 years ago