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Beckhams to star in US reality show
Victoria Beckham has signed a deal to star in her own reality show that will chronicle her move to a new life in LA.
Fertility clock ticks for men, too
Latest clinical findings suggest as men get older, they face an increased risk of fathering children with abnormalities.
Troubles 'Q' up for UPA in Parliament
After the lull, it is going to be storm again in Parliament on Thursday.
Australian glam girls spice up Hindi flick
Filmmaker Sajid Nadiawala's Heyy Babyy is the first Hindi film to be associated with Fox Studios.
Budget creates room for Commonwealth Games
Government has proposed a 5-year holiday from income tax keeping to raise 20,000 hotel rooms for the Commonwealth Games.
Defence budget hiked to Rs 96,000 cr
Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday proposed a hike in the defence budget for 2007-08 to Rs 96,000 crore.
Harry Potter grows up, goes nude
Boy wizard of Harry Potter bares all on London stage for play in which he plays a troubled stable boy.
Scarlett ditches Oscars for charity
H'wood bigwigs may have been at the Oscars in Los Angeles but not actress Scarlett Johansson.
Scientists offer climate plan to UN
The report forecasts of rising seas, spreading drought, weather extremes, and damage to farming, forests and fisheries.
Lalu gives free chair to IIM-A
Lalu Prasad’s special affinity with the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, came to the fore in his annual Rail Budget.
Punjab: Cong out, Akali-BJP back
The SAD-BJP combine wrested power in Punjab winning a comfortable majority in the House of 117 seats.
Govt has a new Quattrocchi excuse
Four-page report says Bofors agent’s release in Argentina will not affect work to extradite him to India.
Industrial growth of 10 pc 'achievable'
The economic survey 2006-07 suggested that industrial growth of 10 per cent annually during the Eleventh Plan appears eminently achievable.
Common cold may cause pneumonia
Common cold can cause severe respiratory infections such as pneumonia and acute bronchitis, says study.
An 'adults only' show in Parliament
Lok Sabha on Monday took on the look of a fish market with decorum thrown to the winds.
Markets recover late, end in green
The markets traded under pressure throughout the day on the back of selling pressure across the board.