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No OPDs if quota is enforced: Docs
AIIMS students are cancelling parallel OPDs to counter the Govt's decision to implement quota in June '07.
Paraguay
Germany 2006 will be the sixth time that Paraguay will be talking pArt in the finals of a FIFA World Cup.
Korea Republic
Korea Republic gave a splendid display of attacking football in 2002 to reach the semi-finals where they lost to Germany.
Fave tag makes Brazil nervous
There's no denying Brazil is heavily favored to win the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany this year. And the Brazilians acknowledge that, as do most of their opponents. The Brazilians, however, are the first to point out that things won't be as easy as they...
Tigers reject direct talks with Rajapakse
LTTE on Tuesday rejected a call to hold direct talks between its elusive leader Velupillai Prabhakaran and President Mahinda Rajapakse.
Bangalore top-scorer wants to join Army
CBSE results are out and it's time to make the big decisions. For many the choice will be between a career in engineering, medicine or information technology.
South Korea refuses Dalai Lama visit
South Korea refuses to let the Dalai Lama enter the country out of consideration for Seoul’s relation with China.
Pak sentences 4 militants to death
Pakistan sentenced four men to death and three to life for a suicide attack in 2004 on PM Shaukat Aziz.
Stock mkts stable at mid-session
The market showed some stability after the initial volatility, ruling around the 10400 level during the mid-session.
Record undone, India to start afresh
Starting Tuesday for the third ODI against West Indies, India will start afresh winning games.
Nepal PM expands cabinet
The Nepal Prime Minister has expanded his seven member cabinet to include 11 new members from the ruling coalition.
No N-weapons for Iran: China, Germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and the Chinese President have agreed that Iran must not have nuclear weapons.
'Monaco lap record under threat'
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher set the Monaco race lap record of one minute 14.439 seconds in 2004.
Are Dravid & Co taking Windies lightly?
India lost the second and third One-Dayer against West Indies inspite of boasting a stronger team.
US prison population booms
According to government reports, prisons in the United States add more that a thousand inmates every week.
In Pics: Srinagar Terror Attack
Terror struck again in Srinagar as two terrorists attacked a rally of more than 2,000 people on Sunday.