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Glee's gay pride episode creates controversy
Hit TV musical 'Glee' is under fire once again for it's portrayal of openly gay high school students.
Star-studded 'Oprah' taping planned in Chicago
Oprah Winfrey fans on Thursday learned some details about what the talk show queen has planned for the two episodes leading up to her finale.
Mamata opposed to chemical hub at Nayachar
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee stuck to her opposition to the proposed chemical hub.
High court slams Air India's striking pilots
The striking pilots of ICPA are demanding parity in pay with the Air India pilots.
Battered but still voting, Sundarbans shows way
Walking on treacherous terrain and ferried by boat, 85 per cent of people in the Sunderbans region in WB voted.
This royal would become Queen if 4,972 die
Vogel, 38, is a direct descendant of Sophia of Hanover, an obscure German princess from the 18th century.
Why was Sai Baba's coffin ordered on April 4?
Sai Baba passed away on April 24 but the order for a freezer box was placed in early April.
Anna Hazare admitted to Pune hospital
Hazare had earlier this month observed a 98-hour fast demanding the government enact a strong anti-corruption law.
HC stays pilots' strike in public interest
The Delhi court's decision came even as nearly 50 flights had to be cancelled.
'God told me to throw slippers at Suresh Kalmadi'
MiD DAY quizzed 40-year-old Manoj Sharma after he hit the ex-CWG Organising Committee chief.
Misery really does love company, study says
The happiest places sometimes also have the highest suicide rates.
Indian names in Swiss bank data list: Assange
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he will soon make the Swiss bank data list public.
Egypt suspends governor linked to Mubarak regime
The governor Emad Mikhail who has now been suspended for three months was the main reason behind the protests.
Sai Baba's aide given police protection
Satyaji had been facing allegations that he did not feed the Baba proper food and gave him sedative drugs.
Lanka killings could be 'war crimes': UN panel
But the UN would only launch a probe if Colombo agrees or member states call for it.
ED questions Puducherry LG in Hasan Ali case
Opposition parties have called for a bandh on Wednesday seeking recall of Iqbal Singh.