Sounak Mukhopadhyay

Doctors in Canada are trying to find out the most appropriate way of removing the life support of a patient when the decision is made to do so.

With Miley Cyrus flashing her bosom on her Christmas card and then covering it with Christmas doodles, celebrity Christmas cards may have reached some weird heights.

Australia is shocked to find a dozen neglected children in an incest farm situated in one of the rural settlements of the country.

The United States of America disagrees with Canada. Whether it accepts Canada’s claim on the North Pole or not is a matter of time but it does not accept the claim that Santa Claus is a Canadian.

The video has gone viral and the Hamilton officers in the video are widely praised for their act.

Twitter, as a social networking micro-blogging platform, emerged wonderfully in 2013

Jang Song Thaek, previously considered to be one of the most powerful people in North Korea, has been executed by the government.

The woman, 23, was raped by the man she was supposed to get married

All have been searching for a magic wand to bring huge traffic to our Web site. Many wonder if there is any password to the eternal mystery of online traffic. But the truth is there is no trick. We only have techniques that require dedication and consistency.

Russia has decided not to dispute Canada’s claim to the North Pole.

Smartphones have grown fast in recent years. Several developments have been prompt, better and extremely innovative. 2014 promises to be a year of possibilities when it comes to having some of the iconic improvements in the smartphone market. Gizmodo Australia elaborates the possibilities.

Miley Cyrus is never tired of surprising her fans and shocking those who are not. For her die-hard fans, this may be the best Christmas gift from their pop diva. Another topless image of Cyrus has been published in the net. The image, which exposes her 'dream-catcher' tattoo and a part of her bosom in an utter unabashed manner, is reportedly a part of her photo-shoot from the album, "Bangerz."

Although Ontario students are not engaged in smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol like they were before, they are more into smoking and drinking alternate methods of intoxicants.

The Toronto Maple Leafs and Rob Ford happen to be the most popular subjects to talk about on Facebook in 2013

A number of pillow fights which occurred in the University of Waterloo may sound like just another kid’s play for some, but Zaid Tahir and Mickey Areibi thought otherwise

A Queensland man has got 30 years in prison for forcing his adopted son into prostitution.

Kevin Christopher Bollaert, responsible for posting over 10,000 explicitly sexual images on a dedicated ‘revenge porn’ Web site, was arrested

Air Canada offered a non-stop flight from Sydney to Toronto on a daily basis and the Cape Breton business community loves it.

Facebook has plans to introduce a ‘Sympathize’ button

The very first edition of the White House Student Film Festival is accepting entries from student filmmakers

A New York-based satanic group has announced on Sunday, Dec 8, that it has plans to erect a monument to Satan just beside the Ten Commandments moment situated at the Oklahoma capitol building.

They made people believe in dreams and hope once again.

Nelson Mandela tried to do that all his life when he was alive: to make peace with the political rivals. His death proved his motto in life once again as political opponents share the podium just in the memory of Mandela.

Gizmodo Australia announced its choice of best mobile phones of the year 2013. The selection is based on a week-long poll which fetched thousands of votes and here are the results.

Irish men have asked Santa for a mistress. At least that is what a Web site specialising in encouraging people to cheat on their spouse claims.

Australia ruled the world cricket for decades. However, that is history.

A seemingly atheist advertisement gets an unofficial ban in Vancouver.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper left for South Africa to attend the funeral of Nelson Mandela. He will be joined by more than 60 other national leaders from all over the world.

A mocumentary (a mock documentary), featuring a fictional martial arts school in Dubai, was intended to be funny but United Arab Emirates authorities viewed this otherwise.