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Wine 'n' pasta make Keira Knightley
Drinking wine and eating pasta are reasons behind English actress Keira Knightley’s svelte body.
Maitra family shocked, avoids media
The Maitra family is shocked and is avoiding talking to the media about Bibek, who died due of an overdose of drugs.
Forum: Is drug culture seducing the young?
Are the young and the rich more susceptible to drugs that are easily available in the Capital? Tell us what you think.
Aligarh curfew enters sixth day
Curfew continued for the sixth day in five areas of Aligarh after the town was hit by communal clashes.
Strangers or friends? Cops begin probe
Police said the trio had visited Mahajan's residence twice in the night and allegedly had champagne.
Rachel Weisz gives birth to son
British actress Rachel Weisz, who won an Oscar for The Constant Gardener, gave birth to a baby boy in New York.
Jayasuriya set for Sri Lanka comeback
Jayasuriya looks set to make his comeback for Sri Lanka against England on Friday just a month after retiring.
Left wants panel on office of profit
The Left parties have demanded a special parliamentary be set up committee to look into the office of profit matter.
Dravid unsure about Team India make-up
Dravid is still undecided on India's bowling attack and whether to play two spinners in the first Test against the Windies.
Rupee recovers from three year's low
The rupee edged up from a three-year low hit a day earlier, as banks unwound long-dollar positions.
More cooks for Aamir's dam soup
Political parties and NGOs are intensifying their protest against Aamir Khan for his stand on the Sardar Sarovar Dam.
Ages ago, Arctic was hot and humid
Scientists have found that Arctic was inhabited by alligator's ancestors and palm trees with 23(°C) average temperature.
US takes U-turn, may join Iran talks
US said it would join European govts in talks with Tehran if it suspended its nuclear enrichment program.
Roger, Maria cruise into third round
Federer and Sharapova ignored miserable conditions at Roland Garros on Wednesday to claim victories in the second round.
PM tells Prez why he must sign Bill
The PM met the President to discuss the 'Office-of-Profit' issue after Kalam returned the bill to the Parliament.
'Pakistan is a nation of dropouts'
According to Pak education minister J A Qazi, 45 per cent of Pakistani students quit going to school at some stage.