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Mexican tourist bus crash, 67 killed
An overcrowded bus speeding home from a religious festival veered off a highway emergency ramp and crashed through a metal barrier, plunging more than 200 meters into a ravine.
Indonesian boat sinks, 100 onboard
A passenger ferry believed to be carrying between 60 and 100 people sank in eastern Indonesia after it was swamped by heavy waves.
Protester shot in Nepal turmoil
In Nijgadh people were marching through town when security forces opened fire, killing one protester and wounding five, a local official said.
Actor Sarath Kumar joins AIADMK
Popular Southern actor Sarath Kumar along with his actress wife, Radhika has joined AIADMK on Monday.
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ONGC net profit rises by six per cent
ONGC group companies, India’s most valuable corporate announced six per cent rise in its profit to Rs 15,485 crore for fiscal 2005-06 ended March 31, 2006.
Foreign hand in conversions: Advani
BJP leader alleges "proselytisation campaigns" are foreign funded and "pose grave threat to national integrity"
Readerspeak: Go for it, activist Aamir
The readership was almost equally split about the Aamir's anything-for-a-cause song. While some appreciated, others were cynical.
Easter celebrations | Chocolate trail
India, with its vibrant Christian community, as well the colonial legacy, has seen Easter being celebrated in an elaborate manner.
Old Infosys shares a treasure now
Through the past 13 years Infosys has shown that it has the technology to make its shareholders smile. In fact, they are laughing all the way to the bank.
Don't tax us for Iraq war: Americans
Taking a cue from the age-old tradition, an estimated 10,000 Americans, who are against US' invasion and occupation of Iraq, have abruptly refused to pay their income taxes.
Personal loans come under RBI scrutiny
The Reserve Bank of India is suspecting that many personal loans may have found their way into the stock market. The RBI is suspecting that these loans may have found their way into the stock market.
England arrogant under Nasser: Hayden
Australian opener Matthew Hayden believes England were an arrogant side under Nasser Hussain but have improved to become a more sociable team under the leadership of Michael Vaughan.
We never wanted Rajkumar to die
How old was I when I first saw a Rajkumar film? I must have been four years old. The movie I saw was the legendary Bangarada Manushya.
Afghanistan to adopt Indian rural plan
Afghan President Hamid Karzai wants to take the concept of National Institute of Rural Development home to be implemented in villages.
King's troubles from home and away
While the King battles pro-democracy protests on the streets of Nepal, the Monarch may have opposition on his hands from India.