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Now, clergy can practice law legally
Two nuns and six priests in Kerala enrolled as advocates after winning a legal battle to practise law.
Montenegro tells Serbia goodbye
PM claims pro-independence bloc has won 55.5 per cent votes in referendum on secession from Serbia on Monday.
Slight change in England's WC roster
Tottenham defender Michael Dawson has been put on stand-by for England's squad after Luke Young withdrew with an injury.
Photographers should be shot, says Elton
Pop icon Elton John swore at photographers at the Cannes Film Festival and said they should all be shot.
Rhodes heads home to coach own side
South Africa have appointed Jonty Rhodes as ODI specialist coach to help in their preparations for the 2007 World Cup.
Discovery begins rollout to launch pad
NASA prepares to launch Discovery, the second liftoff of a space shuttle since the Columbia disaster three years ago.
ONGC-Mittal wins oil block in Nigeria
OMEL, the joint venture between ONGC and the Mittal Group, has won two oil blocks in Nigeria, the latest oil and gas hot spot of the world.
TN Minister dies of heart attack
Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Minister PTR Palanivelrajan died of a massive heart attack.
Sex education of little use in schools
A study carried out in 40 public high schools in Mexico shows that sex education is not having its desired effect.
Will markets resurrect on Monday?
Some experts say that markets will be volatile while others feel they will open weak and then consolidate on Monday.
Speed is the last resort: Klinsmann
Speed has always been an asset to a forward, and England coach Eriksson and Germany's Klinsmann know that well.
Cannes Diary: Biztime for Karan
For filmmaker Karan Johar, the Cannes Film Festival provides an excellent business opportunity to meet up with his distributors.
Latest WC soccer fashions displayed
Uniforms for the World Cup teams are as varied as the 32 countries they represent, all carrying a distinct look.
Pakistan accused of sheltering Taliban
A top British officer accuses Pakistan of sheltering Taliban forces in the western Pakistani city of Quetta.
Apes, birds can think ahead: Study
Apes that remember to carry the right tools and scrub jays that hide food from rivals prove animals can think ahead.
Litmus test for SC verdict on rape
The Ghaziabad rape case is a litmus test on whether the latest SC verdict on rape cases can be applied in practice or not.