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The office of chairman or member of the advisory committee is not to come under the purview of office-of-profit.

The 24-year-old, who has lost his share of the 100 metres world record, tested positive for testosterone.

Indian commercial vehicle industry competes with the passenger car industry in attracting big names.

Britain was increasingly relying on east European migrants to keep the nation's economy competitive.

Mira Nair's The Namesake will kick-start the annual IAAC Film Festival in New York in a gala event.

A man Pakistan claims is an Indian allegedly stole a railway engine and tried to drive it into a passenger train.

Bush telephoned Musharraf to convey his "appreciation" for Islamabad's cooperation in foiling the UK terror plot.

A hearing on Friday into Inzamam's actions during the ball-tampering controversy has been postponed, the ICC said.

The letter, sent from an unknown place, has given berth numbers of the train in which the terrorists travelled.

A Pakistani woman who met her sons for the first time since partition, has asked the Govt to stay back in India.

The city civil court deferred till Wednesday the hearing of an application seeking a ban on Omkara.

Tata Motors said it would roll out on schedule from the proposed plant at Singur in West Bengal's Hooghly district by 2008.

India clinched the badminton championships for both men and women with identical 3-0 victories over Sri Lanka.

Vaiko has warned India of 'creation of Kashmir in the south', if the Tamils in SL failed to get Tamil Eelam.

Scientists have developed a chewing gum containing friendly bacteria, which they say can help prevent tooth decay.

England were declared winners at the Oval when Pakistan failed to take the field after tea.