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Dhoni's job gets into legal hurdles
The law department has raised some objections to Doni's and Sumari Tete's appointments in the police force.
Britney introduces her performing 'man'
Britney Spears' husband Kevin Federline capped off the eighth annual Teen Choice Awards on Sunday.
Here's how to prevent water shortage
Labeling foods to show how much water is used in their production could help conserve the world's water supplies.
PSU babus want Rs 50K starting salary
Officers of the Public Sector oil companies have threatened to launch an indefinite strike for their demands of salary hike.
Pak board seeks BCCI's help
While the Aussies have hailed Hair as a hero, Pakistan says ball tampering allegations are an insult to the nation.
No objection to Maruti stake sale: Govt
The Government holds 10.27 per cent in Maruti Udyog Ltd. Maruti is 54.2 per cent owned by Japan's largest minicar maker, Suzuki Motor Corp.
Man types non-stop for 111 hours
In 2002, Naga Prasad had attempted making 505 paper made rockets and typing for 35 hours.
51 killed in Egyptian train crash
Two passenger trains collided in northern Egypt on Monday, killing at least 51 people and injuring more than 100.
Snails cause meningitis in Beijing
Eating raw or half-raw snails has led to almost 40 people in Beijing coming down with meningitis.
Gamblers lost more than Pak, Eng
Cricket gamblers were among the worst sufferers when the fourth Test between Pakistan and England was called off.
Manmohan Singh's Surprise
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsIt is too soon to tell whether Manmohan Singh's robust and elegant defence of the Indo-US nuclear deal in last Thursday's debate in the Rajya Sabha marks a turning...
Halwa and songs in Khan's last hours
Even hours before Bismillah Khan passed away, he appeared cheerful and sang songs for the attending doctors.
Pay your tributes to Bismillah Khan
Shehnai maestro Ustad Bismillah Khan died at the age of 91 at a local hospital in Varnasi.
Jaipur making online games for the West
Several of Jaipur's IT companies have started evincing interest in preparing online games.
Writer for customs of Sabarimala
Anita Nair feels that it is better to keep the traditions and customs in the case of the Lord Ayappa shrine.
Snake cultivation threat to lakes
Bucketfuls of lifeless water snakes are tossed into algae-green pools and pits seething with crocodiles.