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The Pentagon has called for a small troop cut in Afghanistan, from the existing 19,000 to 16,000. The Pentagon is also planning to reduce the US troop strength in Iraq.

Proteas captain Graeme Smith said the result had shown his young team they had nothing to fear from the Australians.

Just when everyone thought Renee and ex-hubby Chesney were off with singledom, the pair are spotted having a bit of a date.

The Delhi High Court has given schools in the Capital till January 31, 2006 to come up with an alternative system for admissions.

Ever since IBM's Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov, humans have failed to regain dominance over supercomputers.

For the Army side the match went almost to their script with their players continued the ploy of hot chase of rival players.

Rajnath Singh has charged the Samajwadi Party-led government with "conspiring to eliminate its political opponents".

The Delhi police have traced the hoax bomb e-mail to an Internet cafe in Tirunvelveli district of TN and have sent a team there.

According to a survey, US President George W Bush ranks as the least popular and most bellicose of the last ten Presidents.

The former Manchester United captain has signed a contract with Glasgow Celtic, a club that he has supported since he was a boy.

Sebi has uncovered two Gujarat based entities that together had almost 8000 demat and bank accounts.

Former Democrat Senator Birch Bayh will argue the nuclear agreement case, in the US Congress, in favour of India to win Democrats over.

Raj resigned from Shiv Sena on Nov 27 after differences with cousin Uddhav, who is the party's executive president.

The CPI-M has asked PM Manmohan Singh to take the party into confidence before issuing public statements on economic issues.

The companies are the latest to enter the market of Internet telephony. Others in the market include Google and Yahoo.

Developing countries like India and Brazil are demanding a level playing field with the developed countries in Hong Kong.