Sarah Palin`s old-fashioned Palm Pilot: The Guardian
Sarah Palin had the notes for her speech in the palm of her hand - literally.

UNSC expansion -- Shot in arm for India: The Indian Express
A significant breakthrough in New York on negotiations to expand UN Security Council has once again galvanised Indian efforts.

Unarmed combat: Hindustan Times
The violence of the Lashkar-e-Tayyeba’s 2008 attack on Mumbai, shook the dust off — and exposed — chinks in the country’s security apparatus at multiple levels.

In jail, Haldiram boss to earn Rs 21 a day as gardener: The Times of India
Prabhu Shankar Agarwal, co-owner of the Rs 500 crore Haldiram chain, will spend his days in prison as a semi-skilled labourer for which he will get Rs 21 a day.

Now, Faridabad towers in trouble: Hindustan Times
The Municipal Corporation of Faridabad has slapped show-cause notices to some cellular companies for installing mobile towers illegally in Faridabad.

Haiti hospital’s fight against TB falls to one man: NYT
At a fly-infested clinic hastily erected alongside the rubble of the only TB sanatorium in this country, Pierre-Louis Monfort is a lonely man in a crowded room.

Lord Clarke of Hampstead not charged over expenses: The Guardian
In May last year Lord Clarke gave an interview to the Sunday Times in which he admitted he falsely claimed expenses for staying in London.

Former militant is a Padma Shri, 2010: The Indian Express
This year’s list of Padma awardees includes a surrendered Kashmiri militant and counter-insurgent against whom cases of extortion and attempted murder are pending.

As growth story picks up, cos look at pay hikes: The Times of India
The Indian growth story brightened on Monday with exports recording a higher figure, while key manufacturing sectors, automobiles and cement reported higher sales.

In Punjab, matrimonial ads for UK migration soar: The Times of India
The temporary freeze announced by the UK on student visas from north India comes at a time when Punjabi newspapers have been flooded with advertisements seeking matrimonial alliances with Indian students studying in Britain.

Cases, victims’ woes drag on: Hindustan Times
As Ruchika Mittal (37) read the news about the Nooria Haveliwala drink-driving case, she relived the horror of January 1, 2006, when an inebriated lawyer had rammed his car into the taxi she was travelling in.

Bloom and bust – How volcanoes suffocated ocean life: The Times
A spate of volcanic activity may have triggered environmental changes that led to widespread destruction of life in the oceans, according to a new report.

US pushes back against China in growing rift: The New York Times
For the past year, China has adopted an increasingly muscular position toward the United States.

Lashkar seeks brand-new charity avatar: The Indian Express
India’s frustration over Pakistan’s lack of action against Hafiz Mohammed Saeed is only growing by the day.

Lovers to get police shield against khaps: The Times of India
Love birds can now breathe easy in khap-hit Haryana. Police has made it mandatory to get the couple`s version recorded with a judicial magistrate immediately.