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Son of the first Finnish F1 champion, Nico Roseberg said he is ready even though the big break has come earlier than expected.

The company, which holds the rights to sell tickets, said that only about half the seats have been sold to date.

Rosa Parks, hailed as the mother of the modern US Civil Rights movement, passed away last week at the age of 92.

The beleagured External Affairs Minister is under severe pressure as his son's visit to Jordan in 2001 is revealed.

Google has begun its controversial project to digitise millions of books for online viewing.

As South Korea hails the first joint Olympic team as a step toward unification of the two Koreas, critics say that the move is a misnomer.

The non-resident Kashmiri tag and the earthquake relief work will make sure that the new CM is constantly on his toes.

Microsoft said it will pull Windows out of the Korean market if it receives an unfavourable ruling.

Accompanied by his pregnant fiancee, Penny Lancaster, Stewart danced a jig atop his sidewalk star on Hollywood Boulevard.

Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels, who already have a national flower and flag for their self-proclaimed state, say that having an anthem is vital.

Microsoft is launching a PC tailor-made for students in Bengal making it the first Indian state to receive this special product.

Britain has called the Iranian President?s remarks calling for Israel to be wiped off the world map sickening and disturbing.

A German magazine has claimed that two sons of Osama bin Laden have been given a safe haven in Iran.

Wanderlust gets a boost as Yahoo! Travel helps its users share planning tips, photos and travel trivia.

The earthquake has cost Pakistan Rs 30,000 crores but the defence budget has not been cut, as it acquires its new missile Babar.

An FIR was filed against senior JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav on charges of violating the model code of conduct.