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Osama bin Laden was mass murderer: Obama
US President Barack Obama said Osama was a mass murderer who offered nothing but hatred to the world.
India added 11.11 mn GSM subscribers in April
India's GSM subscriber base grew by 1.95 per cent in April.
Men as breast masseurs causes stir in Shanghai
The men are trained to give breast massage to nursing mothers to 'boost' their milk secretion.
Woman's plane photos of space shuttle go viral
She captured an otherworldly image that rocketed around the globe as fast as her subject.
Playboy puts entire 57 years of magazines online
Good news for those who thought their copies of Playboy were gone forever when their moms found them.
Pak violates ceasefire for 4th time in a week
Pakistan rangers opened unprovoked firing from their forward areas of Sailkote district on the Border.
Many family movies in the pipeline
Walt Disney and UTV join hands to co-produce family oriented movies
Papa has nothing to do with 2G scam: Zoa Morani
Karim Morani is under CBI scanner for allegedly routing 2G kickbacks...
Relegation ramble: Will Blackpool survive?
Vibrant players like Charlie Adam and DJ Campbell clearly showed that the 'Tangerine Dream' saw no dead end.
Man eats 25,000th Big Mac, 39 years after 1st
Don Gorske was honored after reaching the meaty milestone at a McDonald's in his hometown.
Tanks storm south Syria city, US puts pressure
Activists say a crackdown to crush a two-month wave of protests against Assad has killed almost 700 civilians.
Salman is a style icon: Sumit Dutt
The song director talk about working with Salman Khan in 'Ready'
Probe ordered into 'most wanted' list goof up
The inquiry will cover the whole process of preparing the list of 50 most wanted fugitives.
UK concerned over visas to Indian IT experts
Public Accounts Committee report says that the UK Border Agency was not doing enough to protect resident workers.
Nabi feels fans letting footballers down
A few fans directed their ire on Dempo players at half-time.
US outlines international Internet strategy
The new initiative stresses that the cyberspace must remain open, secure and reliable.