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The international investors are still pretty bullish on the India story and there are no signs of withdrawal.

US must not sacrifice its Democratic ideals while waging war against terrorism, says Annan in farewell address.

Woman discus thrower Krishna Punia and freestyle wrestler Alka Tomar got bronze medals at the Asian Games here on Monday.

Tamil Tiger rebels and Sri Lankan troops exchanged artillery and mortar fire during a fierce day-long battle.

The Tata's are all set to pick up an 8 per cent stake in the low cost airliner Spice Jet.

An Indian origin couple in UK was jailed for lying that the husband had died and claiming £600,000 from insurance firms.

A long-awaited British police report into Princess Diana's death could finally lay to rest conspiracy theories.

Psychologists say caller tunes—the melodies you hear when you call someone on the mobile—could reflect the user's personality.

It was a field day for the Indian track and field athletes as the medals tally was boosted by two silvers and a bronze.

The girl child is still portrayed as an orphan in society despite schemes created for her benefit, say child right activists.

Diabetics with excess weight around the middle are at an increased for developing kidney disease, says study.

Ordinary Indians still battle corruption in daily lives, but the silver lining.

If a multi-starrer, tear-jerker is what you're looking for, Baabul fits the bill to the tee.

In a major crackdown, the Delhi police has busted a racket dealing in supply of pirated CDs in the Capital.

There has been a sharp rise in the number of court cases filed by Army personnel in HCs and Supreme Court.

The top allied leaders of the war in Iraq, President Bush and British Prime Minster Tony Blair, held White House talks on Thursday.