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IIM Bangalore tops the salary run
Gaurav Agarwal of IIM-B secured placement from Barclays Capital with an annual salary of $193,000 (about Rs 86 lakh)pa.
Prabhakar settles dowry case with wife
Manoj Prabhakar and his wife Sandhya on Tuesday arrived at an amicable settlement in the dowry harassment case.
In Pics: Traders tirade in Delhi
Nearly 120 traders have been arrested as preventive measure by Delhi Police in light of the sealing drive.
Diabetics get new tool to check sugar
The device uses a computer to monitor the blood sugar levels and administers insulin when levels rise too high.
Patna man's food is sand, stones
Suresh Yadav has been relishing at least two kilogram of sand and a kilo of stones everyday for nearly five years.
SIMI plans name change to fool cops
Under attack for allegedly promoting militancy, the new SIMI may take shape as Teharik-e-Millat or Awaz-e-Sura.
Indian-Americans in fray for US polls
By and large the focus on and of the Indian American community has been at the purely local level races.
UP civic poll: Cong gets a shock
Worrying signs for the Congress are fast emerging ahead of the UP elections with some of the results of the Panchayat polls in.
Madonna slams husband for being timid
Madonna says she is becoming unpopular because her husband Guy Ritchie leaves all the disciplining to her.
'Mush desperate for good Indo-Pak ties'
Hassan says Musharraf is not interested in peace with India but wants good relations to preserve his military regime.
A star-studded B'wood Music Awards
Himesh Reshammiya, Sukhwinder Singh and Sunidhi Chauhan have won top honours at the Bollywood 2006 Music Awards.
'Saddam's death sentence undemocratic'
The CPI-M denounced the Iraqi High Tribunal verdict and demanded intervention by the UPA government to get it rescinded.
SC to decide traders' fate on Monday
As the impasse over the sealing drive in the Capital continues, all eyes are set on the Supreme Court.
Pentagon ignores prediction on Iraq
'Desert Crossing' suggests that US would have ended up with a failed state even with 4,00,000 troops on ground.
Security lockdown follows in Baghdad
Stiff curfews were imposed on Baghdad and two provinces as officials try to prevent any violent reaction to the trial.
Tell us what you think
Ram Jethmalani remained steadfast about his decision and instead flayed the media.