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Reliance Energy has indefinitely postponed the 24 per cent hike in the cost of electricity that had been announced earlier in Mumbai.

The London bombers were initially ordered by al-Qaeda to assassinate the England and Australia cricket teams.

Roger Federer overpowered Tim Henman 6-3 6-3 with ruthless efficiency to win the Japan Open on Sunday.

China welcomed Japan's new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for the two Asian giants' first summit in five years.

Leaders of Nepal's ruling seven-party alliance and Maoist rebels began talks on Sunday in a bid to rescue the peace process.

According to US intelligence sources Cuban leader Fidel Alejandro Castro is in the terminal stages of cancer.

A study hints that consuming diet, regular and decaffeinated cola could increase the risk of osteoporosis in women.

Three terrorists were killed on Sunday when the army foiled an infiltration bid along the LoC in Poonch district.

Many of the 2,000 children who lost limbs, fingers or toes in the earthquake are still waiting for prosthetics.

The man attempted to drive in reverse after his transmission failed, blocking his forward gears.

Straw said veils that favoured by some Muslim women inhibit communication and are a sign of division in society.

The PM seeks political consensus to push forward financial and labour sector reforms to sustain economic growth.

Pakistani security agencies have detained a number of people for a foiled bid to attack Parliament.

Assam goes into a plebiscite from Friday on the question of its sovereignty, the central demand of the ULFA.

Another killer virus, Coxsackie-B, has claimed the lives of 190 children in the last six months in eastern UP.

Regular cups of tea can help speed recovery from stress, say researchers from University College London.