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New Foreign Minister after Sept 18
India will soon have a new Foreign Minister but a Cabinet reshuffle has been ruled out, at least for the present.
Mumbai blasts: The case so far
On March 12, 1993, nearly 250 people were killed and thousands injured when serial blasts ripped through Mumbai.
Mittal to sign Orissa MoU in 2 months
L N Mittal said in July that Mittal Steel would set up a 12 million tonne steel plant in Orissa.
Munnabhai makes dadagiri passé
The phenomenon called Munnabhai and Circuit is here again to clean the society.
At 90, grandpa nears graduation
William Cooper, who will be 90 in a few days, is himself set to graduate from University.
Schumacher wins Italian Grand Prix
Seven-time champion Michael Schumacher of Ferrari won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Sunday.
B'wood 'mavericks' on Toronto stage
The Toronto Film Fest has clubbed top B'wood personalities with two of the world's most unconventional filmmakers.
Indo-US military tango on honeymoon
The regular flow of high level visits by the military leadership reinforces the picture of a military dalliance.
Mulayam rewards Emergency prisoners
Mulayam Singh Yadav on Saturday gave pension cheques to 5,642 people who were detained during Emergency in the 70s.
Old is gold: Vajpayee tells BJP
Nobody should be written off because he is old, former prime minister A B Vajpayee tells his party’s executive.
Hockey WC: S Africa hold India 1-1
South Africa held India 1-1 in their third match in pool B of the men's hockey World Cup on Saturday.
ONGC to sign Cuban oil exploration deal
ONGC has successfully negotiated rights to two Cuban deep-water blocks and will sign with Cuba's state oil company.
Iraq centrestage of extremism: Khatami
The former Iranian President has said it was due to US’s conceit that led to Iraq becoming a centrestage of extremism.
Lara's men gunning to defend crown
Lara says West Indies will use the tri-series in Malaysia as preparation for their Champions Trophy defence.
All miners trapped in Dhanbad dead
All 54 miners trapped in a coal mine in Dhanbad are dead, Dhanbad Deputy Commissioner Bela Rajesh said.
Textiles in focus? Dress up portfolio
Before the quotas went off, there was a lot of hype created that textiles would shoot up to 50 per cent growth.