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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.
Dhoni up in order, Uthappa may debut
Stand-in skipper Virender Sehwag on Tuesday said continuing with the policy of experimenting, Robin Uthappa could make his debut on Wednesday.
John Abraham writes from sick bed
Bollywood star John Abraham had an accident when he allegedly banged his motorcycle into bystanders and injured two persons on Saturday night in suburban Khar. Printed below is a letter that he wrote to the media.
Trescothick's got a mystery bug
Trescothik says he had to go home because of a viral problem and the fatigue due to non-stop international cricket.
Assam records 65 pc voter turnout
Security was stepped up as 8,995 polling stations opened for voters. But, heavy rains and reports of violence kept voters indoors.
Sania-Huber enter finals at Amelia Island
Sania and Huber will take on the Japanese-Slovenian pair of Shinobu Asagoe and Katarina Srebotnik in the finals.
Uma Bharati detained in Bulandshahar
Expelled BJP leader Uma Bharati was on Saturday detained while she was on her way to Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh.
Husain wants case transfered to Delhi
Hussain's senior counsel sought the transfer citing the reason of a hostile environment in Indore and Rajkot.
Prince Harry spotted at a strip club
Prince Harry of Britain celebrates the end of his army officer-training course with a visit to a strip club in west London.
In Pics: Groovy movie videogames
Over the last decade, popular movies like Spiderman, Shrek and King Kong, are being converted into videogames to capture a wider audience.
Middlesbrough enter UEFA Cup semis
Middlesbrough manager described his team's performance as a monumental display adding there is no better way to win a game.
Four killed, 13 injured in communal clash
Four people were killed and 13 others were injured, six of them seriously, when members of two communities clashed over a place of worship.
Rice downplays India's Iran links
Condoleezza Rice has downplayed concerns about India's links with Iran as she lobbies Congress to support the N-deal between India and US.