800 Buried

The death toll from twin disasters on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, a major earthquake and the tsunami that followed, jumped to more than 800 on Sunday as rescue workers began to take stock of the wreckage - pulling out survivors buried under the rubble from a collapsed hotel, treating patients in tents, and racing to get food and water to sur...

Over 800 logs of trees were found buried at the elite Delhi Golf Club that were reportedly cut without permission from the authorities, a Forest Department official said.

Thirty people are feared killed after a massive landslide buried two buses they were travelling in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi district today. The incident happened near Mandi-Pathankot highway late last night

Revelations this month that nuns had buried nearly 800 infants and young children in unmarked graves at an Irish orphanage during the last century caused stark headlines and stirred strong emotions and calls for investigation. Since then, however, a more sober picture has emerged that exposes how many of those headlines were wrong.

Almost 800 babies and children were buried in a mass grave in Ireland near a home for unmarried mothers run by nuns, new research showed, throwing more light on the Irish Catholic Church's troubled past.

The death toll from twin disasters on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, a major earthquake and the tsunami that followed, jumped to more than 800 on Sunday as rescue workers began to take stock of the wreckage - pulling out survivors buried under the rubble from a collapsed hotel, treating patients in tents, and racing to get food and water to sur...

Over 800 logs of trees were found buried at the elite Delhi Golf Club that were reportedly cut without permission from the authorities, a Forest Department official said.

Thirty people are feared killed after a massive landslide buried two buses they were travelling in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi district today. The incident happened near Mandi-Pathankot highway late last night

Revelations this month that nuns had buried nearly 800 infants and young children in unmarked graves at an Irish orphanage during the last century caused stark headlines and stirred strong emotions and calls for investigation. Since then, however, a more sober picture has emerged that exposes how many of those headlines were wrong.

Almost 800 babies and children were buried in a mass grave in Ireland near a home for unmarried mothers run by nuns, new research showed, throwing more light on the Irish Catholic Church's troubled past.