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Kingfisher buys 30 Airbus aircraft
The Kingfisher Airlines ordered 30 A-319 and A-320 aircraft from European manufacturer Airbus Industry worth $1.9 billion.
Sudarshan preaches, Gaur practices
In a bid to show his loyalty towards RSS, Babu Lal Gaur reverts a legislation meant to bring the state's pouplation under control.
Tytler's would-be assasins arrested
The arrested terrorists were planning to kill Jagdish Tytler who has been accused of being involved in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
Osama gives Pak troops the slip
The troops missed the dreaded terrorist by 30 minutes as they zeroed-in on him in a remote village close to Afghan border.
Court freezes sales of Frozen
Madonna's hit Frozen is partly a copy of a song by Belgian artist. The song can no longer be distributed in the country.
Man gets life for raping daughter
The Supreme Court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for raping his daughter. It has also cancelled his bail petition.
Anthony Hopkins to get DeMille Award
Best known for his role in The Silence of the Lambs, Hopkins will receive the lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globe Awards.
Gold prices hit all time high
Gold prices in India have touched all time highs. Traders say that this is a direct impact of the falling rupee.
Indigenous Formula-race car for India
The Formula-race car designed by a team of 20 engineering students will take part in a car fabrication contest in Australia.
Agra to have gun wielding docs
Doctors will not attend to patients at night after recent incidents of robbers targeting medical professionals.
Ants eat woman's eye
A woman receiving treatment for diabetes at a hospital in Kolkata lost one of her eyes after ants nibbled away at it.
Cloned dog 'Invention of the Year'
Woo Suk Hwang and his team come in for special mention by the Time magazine for their path breaking cloning techniques.
No death, no lifer for killer of hundreds
Portugal's extradition terms and the India's guarantee promises to turn the trial into a tricky and a contentious legal issue.
IIMs offended at Lakshmi Mittal?s slur
Lakshmi Mittal says the IIMs teach students about yesterday and the students he recruited lack global perspective.
Spain confident of World Cup spot
The perennial underachivers of football, Spain take on Slovakia for one of the final five places left for the World Cup 2006.
TV channels taxed for anti-Chavez ads
Most private television, radio and newspaper companies in Venezuela oppose Chavez, describe him as an authoritarian, like Castro.