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Plane crash-lands at Bangalore Airport
The aircraft, belonging to the ASTE, crashed during a routine sortie as its wheels failed to open.
No reprive to cola cos by Kerala HC
On August 18, both Pepsi and Coke had challenged the ban imposed by the state government on aerated drinks.
Hayden wants his ODI place back
Matthew Hayden is determined to force his way into Australia's World Cup party next year.
Saddam genocide trial opens
A new legal chapter opens on Monday for Saddam Hussein when the ousted Iraqi leader goes on trial for a second time.
Light a candle for Bismillah Khan
The 91-year-old shehnai legend Ustad Bismillah Khan died of cardiac arrest on Monday morning.
Shoaib returns to boost Pak squad
Pakistan have included Shoaib Akhtar and uncapped Shahid Yousuf in the squad to play five ODIs against England.
Saddam facing poison gas charges
Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein will go on trial on Monday accused of genocide and crimes against humanity.
‘Budhia not being held back’
Child marathon prodigy Buddhia Singh's coach Biranchi Das claimed no organisation has imposed any restriction.
Red alert in Mumbai against terror
Mumbai Police Commissioner AN Roy said that inputs had warned police to be on guard from August 15 to 20.
Roddick, Ferrero in final at Cincinnati
Ferrero eased past fellow Spaniard Tommy Robredo and Roddick outgunned Chilean 13th seed Fernando Gonzalez.
Dravid rubbishes Wright's remarks
Dravid has dismissed Wright's remarks regarding the declaration in the Multan Test against Pakistan in 2004.
ULFA says no unilateral ceasefire
ULFA chairman Arabindo Rajkhowa denied the media reports that his organisation had declared a unilateral ceasefire.
Blast, rain in the time of cricket
India were 11 for no loss, and that's where it stood. More weather reports than match reports.
SAF Games: Indian archers fancy gold
A fancied Indian archery squad leaves for Colombo on Monday to participate in the South Asian Games.
Shopping cart that doesn't run into things
The cart follows the shopper around the supermarket and slows down when needed so items can be placed in it.
Debate: Mumbai as India's Shanghai
Courtesy the Prime Minister’s Office, Mumbai's ‘Shanghai’ dreams may finally be coming true.