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Maoist spokesperson Azad killed in Andhra
Another rebel killed in encounter with police in Adilabad district.
Without search, what would Google do in China?
What are Google's remaining assets in China if its flagship search engine is disallowed.
Nadal beats Soderling in Wimbledon quarters
Nadal is 3-0 in Wimbledon semifinals. He lost the 2006 and 2007 finals to Federer, then beat him the next year.
Paraguay aim monumental upset against Spain
Paraguay became the fourth South American team to reach the quarter-finals on Tuesday.
Nadia Torrado death case: accused moves SC for bail
Former Goa Tourism Minister Francisco Mickey Pacheco's bail plea is likely to be listed for hearing on Thursday.
India can qualify for 2018 WC: Houghton
It's the lack of a common vision which haunts Indian football as an entity.
Lt Gen chargesheeted in Sukna land scam
The Army initiated the summary of evidence against him at the Eastern Command headquarters in Kolkata from Tuesday.
Sexual abuse: Kerala may close counselling centre
Kerala Home Minister said cases, including attempt to rape, had been registered against two persons.
Man kills girl for crying during WC match on TV
Texan allegedly beat his stepchild to death, jammed screw down her throat.
India to seek Anderson's extradition: Govt
The 89-year-old former UCC chief was declared an absconder in the Bhopal gas leak case by a Bhopal court.
Beauty queen loses title for lying
Beauty queen was stripped of her title for putting her age as 22 in 2006, 2007, 2008, and again in 2010.
No populism, no rollback in fuel price hike: PM
Manmohan Singh says the government has ensured that the poorer sections are affected to the least possible extent.
Uruguay's Diego Godin in doubt for QF
The defender injured his left thigh during the 2-1 win over South Korea on Saturday.
Iceland's gay PM marries her partner
Sigurdardottir, 67, married writer Jonina Leosdottir on Sunday under a new law that allows same-sex marriages.
Robbers loot jewellery shop in Pune
About 7 robbers armed with choppers entered the shop in the afternoon and assaulted the owner and the staff.
Serena gets past Sharapova in tense game
The two went toe-to-toe under the blazing sunshine on Centre Court before Williams won 7-6 6-4.