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Agassi lost in straight sets to Italian qualifier Andrea Stoppini in the Legg Mason Tennis Classic second round.

Three people were detained by the Cochin police after they confessed to assaulting the thantri of Sabarimala.

Pakistan has renewed its offer to help with the Mumbai blast investigations and dismissed accusations of terrorism.

She made it to the round of 16 at the Crocodile Squash Challenge Cup where she lost to world No 13 Shelley Kitchen.

Former England captain turned TV presenter Gary Lineker was divorced by his wife citing "unreasonable behaviour".

Rooney forgave Cristiano Ronaldo for having him sent off during their quarter-final clash at the World Cup.

Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger had contemplated using nuclear weapons during the Vietnam War.

With Infy on NASDAQ and NYSE add another Indian listing, more Indian cos are gearing up to raise money from US stock mkt.

The City of London has hired Alan Rosling as chairman of the new India City of London Advisory Board.

The BJP on Tuesday decided to go all out and oppose the Indo-US Nuclear treaty in Parliament.

Liz Hurley has admitted that she is planning to tie the knot and have children with long-term beau Arun Nayar.

Arvind Kejriwal has won 2006 Magsaysay Award for his contribution to India's right-to-information movement.

It's been a fair and lovely quarter for Hindustan Lever, with the consumer company seeing its FMCG sales growing by 12 pc.

DoT to constitute a committee to examine the use of levels for short codes for accessing the network for SMS.

Punjab National Bank posted a 2.61 per cent increase in net profit at Rs 367.52 crore for the quarter ended June 30.

Justice Srivastava confirmed the victim's story and awarded the two accused seven years prison term in two days.