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Woo Suk Hwang and his team come in for special mention by the Time magazine for their path breaking cloning techniques.

Portugal's extradition terms and the India's guarantee promises to turn the trial into a tricky and a contentious legal issue.

Lakshmi Mittal says the IIMs teach students about yesterday and the students he recruited lack global perspective.

The perennial underachivers of football, Spain take on Slovakia for one of the final five places left for the World Cup 2006.

Most private television, radio and newspaper companies in Venezuela oppose Chavez, describe him as an authoritarian, like Castro.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that SAARC countries should take steps to complete the SAFTA process.

At least 60 people are killed and 150 wounded in three separate suicide attacks in three Jordanian hotels. Al-Qaeda has claimed the suicide bombings.

The Czech President, in India for six-day visit, backs India's claim for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.

Yahoo!-Google mark evolution of cellphones from communications devices to minicomputers used to e-mail, browse, download music and watch TV.

Coca-Cola will replace its Vanilla Coke, Vanilla Diet Coke and Diet Coke with Lemon beverages.

The first man to walk on the moon says he has never felt comfortable with the celebrity status he achieved.

Diplomats say Volcker's evidence lacks credibility as Saddam would not have cultivated a party that was not in power.

On Friday, Sunni-led insurgents killed 11 Iraqi security forces and wounded 14 in two separate attacks.

Jamui police are in Delhi to arrest J P Yadav him for his role in releasing his brother from police custody.

The Indo-American Arts Council festival expanded its court this year and presented a platform to independent films from India.

Research conducted by Malaysian firm points out poor communication skills as primary reason for mass unemployment.