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PM wooing the Left parties, which allege that the Government has succumbed to US pressure on foreign policy.

Owen needs better service from England's midfielders to start scoring at the World Cup, according to Steven Gerrard.

A stunning strike from Deco and a Cristiano Ronaldo penalty gave Portugal a 2-0 triumph over Iran on Saturday.

A Dutch hospital discovers a new kind of surgery to fix heartburn by using a tube that runs down a patient's throat.

Health Minister Ramadoss warned of action against doctors who were 'converting AIIMS into a political hub'.

Theatres in London are trying to reel in extra customers by screening World Cup matches.

Al-Qaeda terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi who was killed in a US air strike was certified as a resident of Lucknow.

Indonesia's most volatile volcano nearly enveloped a village with a searing gas cloud during an eruption on Wednesday.

A powerful land mine ripped through a bus packed with commuters and schoolchildren in northern Sri Lanka on Thursday.

The Oversight Committee headed by Veerappa Moily is toying with the idea of introducing reservation in phases.

The decision to leave the golden boy of Korean football on the bench looked to have backfired badly on Advocaat.

TADA court has rejected gangster Abu Salem's plea that extradition conditions had been violated by the CBI.

Party workers force demand shops and businesses to close, beat up senior transport official in Basti.

A software virus had infected "a very small fraction" of Yahoo!'s user base , which includes more than 200 million accounts.

Al-Qaeda in Iraq named a successor on Monday to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and said he would stick to the slain leader's path.

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