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Most Indian men want virgin brides
According to a survey nearly two-thirds of young Indian men expect the woman they marry to be a virgin.
Chelsea Clinton takes job at hedge fund
Chelsea received a master's degree from Oxford University after graduating from Stanford University in 2001.
Monica comes calling on Sonia
Monica Bellucci may come to Delhi next month to meet the Congress chief and attend an a film festival.
Services industry going bullish: CII
The services industry in India sees 7-8 pc growth in July-December on expectations of new projects and expansion plans.
'Tormented' husband lodges protest
A 'tormented' husband has lodged a protest against his wife after new law protects women against domestic violence.
Vinod Khanna all set to take on Risk
Vinod Khanna is back to the grind and is gung ho about his forthcoming film Risk, a thriller with a family backdrop.
Does Manu Sharma deserve a fair trial?
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsThe question has troubled me, I admit. I am part of the pressure group, too, that definitely feels Jessica needs Justice. So many years later, it may mean little, b...
Robredo, Nalbandian through to Masters
Tommy Robredo and David Nalbandian have qualified for the season-ending Masters Cup after posting wins in Paris.
Shakira wins 4 Latin Grammys
Shakira won song of the year, album of the year and best female pop vocal album at the Latin Grammy awards.
Munnabhai's tryst with Oscars begins
Munnabhai's tryst with Oscars begin swith a screening at the University of South California last week.
ITC chief is Business person of the year
The award acknowledges Y C Deveshwar's significant role in promoting Indo-British business relations.
SC 'not' judging Ninth Schedule Acts
“No individual Acts are being examined,” says nine-judge Bench hearing a petition against TN law on quota.
Traffic cop held for PM security breach
A traffic inspector of Kerala Police has been held responsible for the security lapse during PM's Kerala visit.
Left slams PM on foreign policy
The war of words between the UPA and the Left parties over a shift in the country's foreign policy has heated up.
Par committee whips up creamy layer
The contentious creamy layer issue figured at the meeting of a key Parliamentary panel on Thursday.
Woman dies next to own grave
The woman, who had meticulously planned her own funeral, died next to the grave where she wanted to be buried.