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NDA heats up winter session
Despite repeated requests from the Speaker Somnath Chatterjee, Opposition MPs continued to disrupt normal business in the House.
30 injured in Bengal train accident
The accident occurred when the Howrah Sambhalpur Express dashed against the rear of a Kharagpur-Howrah local train.
A-I Bombing: Canada orders new probe
Canada's government has ordered a public inquiry into how the 1985 bombing of an Air India jet with the loss of 329 lives was investigated.
Advani credits Nitish for Bihar win
BJP President Advani credited NDA's chief ministerial candidate Nitish Kumar for the alliance's sweep in Bihar elections.
No throne for 'kingmaker' Paswan
He was the most important player in the February-2005 elections. But this time on, Paswan just hasn't got his fundamentals right.
Now showing: Live TV on your mobile
Watch and record live TV anytime on your cell phone. A soon-to-be launched range of Nokia phones will redefine convergence.
Indian ambassador heads back to Kabul
M R Kutty, a driver with the Border Roads Organisation, and three colleagues were abducted by unindentified militants on Saturday.
Court freezes sales of Frozen
Madonna's hit Frozen is partly a copy of a song by Belgian artist. The song can no longer be distributed in the country.
Rajapakse sworn in as new President
Rajapakse won a tightly contested Presidential election on Thursday, narrowly defeating his challenger Ranil Wickremesinghe.
Battleground Bihar on high alert
The state turns into a fortress with massive troop deployment and aerial and marine surveillance. Voter turnout remains low.
Chechen PM injured in car crash
Chechen PM is in hospital after suffering serious injuries in a car crash in Moscow. On Friday he had an operation on his kidney.
Ganguly ready to get back in team
skipper Sourav Ganguly declared that he was prepared to play in any position and perform any role if taken back into Indian squad.
RSS wants to undo population skew
Population explosion be damned. RSS chief K Sudarshan wants Hindu couples to forget family planning and 'produce' at least three kids each.
'3,000 foreign fighters in Iraq'
According to US analyst, Algerians constitutes the highest fighters, followed by Syrians, Yemenis, Sudanese, Egyptians and Saudis.
Charitable hospitals or commercial ventures?
Fortis is willing to pay the difference between concessional and commercial land rates for Escorts Heart Institute.
Mufti's are not above the law
A mufti has issued a fatwa against a judge saying that since he is a non-Muslim his judgment in a Muslim case is not acceptable.