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University promotes research education
Anna University ties up with two Canadian Universities for promoting research education in several disciplines.
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Kerala polls: Fathers, sons and a party
Eleven candidates in Assembly polls are sons of famous leaders; all hope lineage will ensure victory
Why do brothers turn enemies?
History's famous feuding brothers wanted power and kingdoms. In modern times, fights continue and may even get violent
Docs to restrict entry to Mahajan's ICU
Doctors at the Hinduja hospital fear more people visiting the sterile ICU could raise the chances of infection.
Jonty Rhodes to give Pak fielding tips
Jonty Rhodes will be assisting the Pak Cricket Team for two weeks just before the start of their England series.
Huge India presence at Hannover Fair
The PM is in Germany to encourage investment in India and marking his initiative is the Hannover Fair, where India is the largest participant.
In Pics: The dance of victory
When Nepal's King Gyanendra announced he was reinstating the Parliament, there was joy and celebration all over the Himalayan Kingdom.
Now, Diya Mirza in a political soup
After Aamir, Diya has earned the wrath of BJP leaders for making statements against the Sardar Sarovar Dam.
Five Indians in Britain's richest list
Five NRI's have made it to the top 10 list of Britain's richest, with Laxmi Mittal leading the pack with a £14.8 billion fortune.
SBI launches operations in China
SBI has become the first Indian bank to start commercial operations in China. It will help the Indians living in China.
ONGC Videsh to start Qatar drilling
ONGC Videsh Ltd hopes to start drilling two exploratory wells at Najwat Najem, an area allotted to it by Qatar Petroleum, by the year-end.
Thai election reruns end with attacks
Thais voted in election reruns on Sunday marred by militant attacks in the restive Muslim south and protests against Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's ruling party.
Japanese woman identifies rapist
Following the arrest of four people for allegedly raping a Japanese woman in Pushkar, the Ajmer police conducted an identification parade.
Pyare Mohan: Masand's verdict
This week's new release at the cinema halls is Bollywood director Indra Kumar's Pyare Mohan, a film that's centred around the lives and loves of two buddies - blind Fardeen Khan and deaf Vivek Oberoi.
Docs admit lapse in Sharon treatment
Doctors have admitted making a mistake when they treated then-Israeli PM Ariel Sharon with large doses of blood thinners after a mild stroke.