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A 'liberal gene' literally imparts the radical tinge that makes one open to new ideas and alternative lifestyles.

The 80 year-old Plummer joined Julie Andrews and the seven actors who played the children for a reunion.

At least two persons were injured when gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire on a vehicle of Japanese consulate in Karachi on Thursday.

Squash events, offering four gold medals, are scheduled from November 18-25.

An Israeli firm has invented a stick-on film that protects mobile phone users from the dangers of radiation.

The offices of Shiv Naresh Sports Pvt Ltd and Satya Prakash Construction are being raided across the NCR.

The cash scandal rocks Bihar as voting begins in the crucial third phase of assembly polls.

Pakistan aims to clinch the cricket title at next month's Asian Games in China, where the sport makes its debut.

Peeved at the appointment of 'activists' in the forest panel for clearing Posco project, Virbhadra Singh advised Ramesh to be 'pragmatic'.

India and Malaysia are to sign a broad-based trade-opening agreement that would facilitate cooperation on a range of other areas, including defence, anti-terrorism and hydrocarbons.

Scientists develop new IVF test that detects faulty embryos and trebles the chance of giving birth to healthy baby.

Putting ice on injuries prevents the release of a key repair hormone.

Lime Group, whose LimeWire software allows online files sharing, was ordered to disable key parts of its service.

Italy has threatened Google with fines if it photographs neighbourhoods without giving clear warning to residents.

Prakash Karat says the agenda like land reforms and struggle for land is still being pursued by the Communists.

Two lakh candidates in the fray as CAT 2010 kicks off on Wednesday. The question arises that is will the online format be glitch free this year?