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Video games become terror tool
The makers of video games have become part of a global propaganda campaign by Islamic militants.
Pay your tributes to Naushad
Born in December 1919, Naushad Ali is regarded as one of the greatest music directors of Indian cinema.
Thanks, but no thanks: Lalu tells IIM
Railway Minister Lalu Prasad on Thursday politely declined ideas from academicians on how to run his ministry.
US panel seeks justice for Gujarat riots
A US commission has said India should hold to account the perpetrators of the Gujarat riots to display the country's return to religious tolerance.
BBC poll : Most Indians trust media
Nigeria, Indonesia, India top countries where people trust the media more than the government.
BJP organises mass condolence meet
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Gegong Apang expressed shock and grief on the death of the veteran BJP leader.
Barcelona retains Spanish title
Barcelona won its second straight Spanish league title when Mallorca beat final challenger Valencia 2-1.
Nepal govt calls truce with Maoists
Nepal's Cabinet declared a cease-fire on Wednesday with Maoist rebels and urged them to open peace talks with the government.
Rajdeep's Blog: My Friend, Mr Mahajan
In the corridors of power, politicians and journalists share a peculiarly incestuous relationship based on mutual need. It's a strategic alliance. The politician "feeds" the journalist with privileged information, the journalist depends on the neta ...
Holy Christ! Paris goes to church
Hotel heiress Paris Hilton doesn’t want to be photographed partying only, she wants to be ‘snapped’ going to church.
Get ready for hike in petrol prices
Fin Min, P Chidambaram on Tuesday said that he cannot defer the hike in prices of petrol and dieself for too long.
US, Japan agree on military deal
The announcement is part of the biggest restructuring and streamlining of the US military in Japan in decades.
BPO workers cannot speak English
According to a survey of 17 cities, only 10 per cent of graduates applying for BPO jobs have the correct accent, voice clarity and grammar.
A charkha that spins out electricity
A fan a radio a tape player, a TV and four tubelights all powered by a man who never studied beyond second class.
Koirala invites Maoist rebels for talks
Nepal's new PM Girija Prasad Koirala invited Maoist rebels to talks to help bring peace to the troubled Himalayan nation.
Owen to return after long lay-off
Owen said he was looking forward to playing again after being out since December 31.