Vinay Chand
Digital Journalist based in New Delhi, India.
Joined on Apr 27, 2008
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With just a year to spare for the 2010 Commonwealth Games to be hosted in New Delhi, the capital city is taking rampant measures to give its infrastructure a boost and city a face-lift, hoping to replicate Beijing's measures for the Olympics last year.
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According to a startling new discovery by NASA, the world could be pushed back a few hundred years in 2012, when a solar-storm threatens a global blackout.
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In a bid to add some flavor to the already strong iPhone market, Stuart Hughes company launched the world's first 22 Carat Solid Gold Apple iPhone.
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As the world reels under threat from the fast spreading deadly H1n1 flu, India, one of the few countries not yet affected by the virus, has come under the scanner two following recent reports of two suspected cases.
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Deccan Mujahideen, the terrorist outfit claiming responsibility for the Mumbai attacks, has threatened to unleash a host of terrorist attacks in the city of New Delhi.
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In the aftermath of the gruesome terrorist attack over Mumbai which only left in its wake, bodies, wounds and inconceivable loss, families of the victims as well as the rescued, recount the hours they spent fighting the ordeal. Will Mumbai recover?
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Intel Corp unveils a new chip design to challenge Advanced Micro Devices Inc. once again, as the rivalry between the two computer chip makers continues.
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Tropical Storm Fay, after striking Florida on Tuesday with no major damage being reported, now poses greater threat as it gains strength to 'boomerang' into a full fledged hurricane again.
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What length are city mayors willing to go to pass some of the oddest, most bizarre laws in a bid to enhance 'public decorum'? Read on!
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With new forms of solar-powered products hitting the market each year, some very odd as well as handy products are finding their way into the commercial markets, one of them being a solar-powered necktie.
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A study on the world's most popular energy drink showed that drinking just one 250-ml sugar-free can of the caffeinated energy drink may increase the "stickiness" of the blood and raise the risk of blood clots forming.
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An Egyptian woman gives birth to seven children or septuplets after taking fertility drugs and trying for long to produce a son.
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A new species of a bird called the Olive-Backed Forest Robin or Stiphrornis pyrrholaemus is discovered in the forests of Gabon, by US scientists.
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Who doesn't desire the company of the opposite sex? Whether it be men or mammals, this report is a prime example of how even tigers can be rendered lonely if they're starved of female company for long.
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Swiss electric companies are on the verge of building the world's highest solar power station in the country's southern alpine region, while the debate on whether global warming is for real, continues.
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Bigfoot remains as elusive as ever, after the alleged yeti-like hair samples sent for DNA analysis failed to prove its existence.
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Google Inc's India subsidiary is being sued for alleged defamation in the Bombay High Court by an Indian construction equipment company.
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Scientists in Britain have succeeded in creating a device that can detect an outbreak of bird flu within two hours thereby making it possible to treat it before it spreads further.
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Sony Ericsson has collaborated with Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures/ Columbia Pictures, and released the dashing new C902 Titanium silver edition phone used by Daniel Craig in the upcoming James Bond movie Quantum of Solace.
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In one of the most shocking revelations, 800 strong terrorist cells were unearthed in India by intelligence agencies working round the clock trying to disrupt terrorist modules.
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New GRACE satellite data on sea level rise from melting ice caps
