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American students studying in US Embassy School went to a remote village in Orissa to build houses for poor people.

A bomb exploded in a crowded market in the northwestern Pak city Peshawar, killing 7 and wounding over 40 people.

PM says he would be making "minor changes" in his Cabinet and a new External Affairs Minister will be in place soon.

Farhan Akhtar's Don and Shrish Kunder's Jaan-e-Mann are this week's big Diwali releases.

Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd said on Thursday that net profit in the most recent quarter rose 15 per cent from the previous quarter.

The Pakistan government will order a two month stay of execution for a Briton due to be hanged on November 1.

The soldiers, accused of raping and killing an Iraqi girl and slaying her family, will face courts-martial.

PM Manmohan Singh said North Korea's nuclear test has upset the balance of power in Asia and poses a threat beyond the continent.

Many atheistic books have hit the US market in a backlash against the way religion is entwined in politics.

Accused number 79 Issaq Hajwane, his son Sikander and a third man Shahnawaz were held guilty under TADA (P) Act.

Tyson said he may go just four rounds and future stops on the tour might include bouts with women as well.

TCS discusses the company's future outlook. CFO, S Mahalingam says TCS will look at a revenue shift for higher margins.

Government has decided to close down Trishul anti-missile programme due to consistent failure in guidance and control systems.

Reuters is opening a news bureau in the simulation game Second Life to take part in the hottest virtual world.

The global expansion of nuclear energy is not a threat to the non-proliferation regime, say industry experts.

State-owned Indian Bank is likely to come out with an IPO of 8.9 crore shares in January 2007.