Nelson Mandela Names

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  Ahead of International Yoga Day, Sushma Swaraj Unveils Logo

  External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and minister of AYUSH, Shripad Naik, today unveiled the logo for the International Yoga Day. India will observe its first Yoga day on June 21 - the day was named by the United Nations last year following a proposal by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his address to the UN general assembly.

• Top Honour for Indian Woman in South Africa

  Indian-origin South African academic Leila Patel has been named the African country's one of the top women researcher in the annual Women in Science Awards hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology in Johannesburg.

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  Paul Walker, Cory Monteith are 2013's most Googled people worldwide

  Actor Paul Walker, Cory Monteith and South African leader Nelson Mandela have been named the most Googled people of 2013 worldwide.

• 'Mandela' lives on as respected legacy - and commercial brand

  One of the world's most revered names, "Mandela" has also become a money-spinning brand that some fear may be abused and devalued by the very people supposed to protect it -- his heirs.

• Madiba, father, troublemaker: Nelson Mandela's names

  South Africans of all races often referred to Nelson Mandela as simply "Madiba" or "Tata," terms of endearment that promoted a sense of familiarity for a towering figure who was widely revered.

• Family, politicians battle over 'Brand Mandela'

  From political posters to bottles of wine and kitchen aprons, the face and name of Nelson Mandela are a potent commercial and political brand in South Africa.

• The six names of Nelson Mandela

  Though the world knew him as Nelson Mandela, South Africa's anti-apartheid hero had five other names, including "Tata".

• Nelson Mandela 'one of the greatest names' in Nobel history: committee

  The Norwegian Nobel committee paid tribute today to Nelson Mandela, calling him "one of the greatest names in the long history of the Nobel Peace Prize".

• Nelson Mandela's magic: The shirts, humour and empathy

  South Africans called it the "Madiba magic" after his clan name -- Nelson Mandela's quirky mix of grandeur and simplicity, his ready quips, his ability to relate to the poor, his colourful custom-made shirts and his dancing prowess.

• Mandela university accused of discrimination

  A South African university named after Nelson Mandela has been accused of discrimination after it denied three students admission because they are blind.

• Malala Yousafzai, Edward Snowden named for EU's Sakharov prize

  Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teen shot by the Taliban for championing girls' education, and US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden have been nominated for the European Parliament's prestigious Sakharov human rights prize.

• Edward Snowden named for European Union's Sakharov prize

  Green and left-wing lawmakers today nominated US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden for the European Parliament's prestigious Sakharov human rights prize.