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Drinking wine and eating pasta are reasons behind English actress Keira Knightley’s svelte body.

Survivors of the Indonesia quake taking shelter in chicken sheds are at risk from avian flu.

At the UN General Assembly on AIDS, Laura Bush stressed the need for spreading literacy to fight the deadly disease.

This year, Clijsters won her 31st career title at Warsaw and reached the finals at her home country tournament in Antwerp.

Former physio of Team India Andrew Leipus says Sachin Tendulkar will be 100 per cent fit in a few more weeks.

The match started in an unexpected manner as minnows Russia managed to take the lead in the sixth minute.

The Bush administration imposed sanctions on Dawood under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act (Kingpin Act).

Gold traded at the bottom end of levels in the last US session, where dollar hammered bullion to its lowest in a month.

A medical bulletin issued by the hospital said Rahul has been kept under observation.

CPI-M has criticised the govt for joining the US-sponsored Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan (TAP) gas pipeline project

During monsoons, the rain-damaged cars have to wait for weeks before they find an insurance surveyor.

Upper caste villagers tortured two dalit sisters in Madhya Pradesh because they refused to plunge into flesh trade.

The Goverment's plan to increase the price of petrol and diesel is under attack from its most vital ally.

Bird flu will remain a concern for years and to know the cause of its spread will take time, UN experts say.

Doctors in Shanghai have successfully removed the third arm of a two-month-old Chinese boy.

Jaya Bachchan, who had been disqualified from the Rajya Sabha, filed nomination papers for the House.