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The has expressed hope of negotiation with the Centre next year for a political solution to the insurgency problem in Assam.

Urmila's ramp show for Manish Malhotra was a resounding success and she says that she still hasn't come out of that spell.

Maoist affiliated trade union activists shut down two factories of Bottlers' Nepal, the manufacturer of Coca Cola.

After four elephants of West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district died on being hit by the train, railway trains drivers in the district worshiped an elephant.

Brown, one of the major musical influences of the past 50 years, won a Grammy for lifetime achievement in 1992.

Japan’s non-nuclear stance has come under increasing scrutiny since North Korea conducted its first nuclear test.

A Sikh teenager from Edinburgh who claimed his hair was chopped off by racist thugs admitted he had cooked up the story.

The rankings of India's men and women's hockey teams remained static on Friday in the latest FIH rankings.

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The European Union on Friday cleared the proposed takeover of British steelmaker Corus Group PLC by Tata Steel.

RSS chief K S Sudarshan on Friday said that RSS’ door is open for Muslims, but only if they can call themselves as Hindu.

A 48-year-old man has been charged with the murder of five prostitutes in the eastern British town of Ipswich.

A Buddhist monk from Tibet is on a new religious adventure — trying to crawl all the way to India.

Elizabeth Hurley spent hours in Udaipur in Rajasthan modelling for her own swimwear collection.

Mohammed Muslim Niyat Shaikh, a key witness in the hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan, has turned hostile.

The face recognition technology takes a digital snapshot of the user that becomes the system's "password".