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The meeting in Cairns aims to thrash out a set of policies to achieve the ambitious goal of raising the total GDP.

There is no denying the fact that Chhota Bheem is a hit with the children.

Despite repeated attempts to get his comments, the VC remained incommunicado as his cell phone was switched off.

Anand took a decisive step towards his second big title of the year after drawing with Ponomariov of Ukraine in the fifth and penultimate round of the Final Masters.

Cook was dressed in a black T-shirt and jeans as he worked his way from one end to the other of the long queue outside the Apple Store in the city of Palo Alto shortly before it opened.

A single dose of antidepressant is enough to produce dramatic changes in the functional architecture of the human brain.

The Indian handball team started its Asian Games campaign on a disappointing note, going down 20-39 to Chinese Taipei in their opening Group D match.

The cracker factory is reported to be an illegal establishment.

Three women and a man were arrested for allegedly trying to sell a new-born baby girl in Bansilalpet area in Hyderabad.

Vladimir Putin is set to attend the G20 leaders' summit in November despite alarm over Russia's actions in Ukraine with host Australia.

Protesting students of Jadavpur University plan to meet West Bengal Governor KN Tripathi with their demands at the culmination of a mammoth rally Saturday, a student said.

"It was a bit of a struggle. I played well on the par fives and got myself into good positions and made a good putt on the last," says Lahiri.

An Indian TV news anchor has been sacked after she referred to Chinese President Xi Jinping as 'Eleven' Jinping, apparently confusing Xi's name with the Roman numerals XI, a senior official at the state television channel said on Friday.

In the video, the hostage who identifies himself as John Cantlie, is sitting behind a desk as he speaks to the camera.

Hrithik Roshan says 'Bang Bang' is the easiest film of his career despite the head-injury he had on the sets.

What happens when a boisterous young physiotherapist goes to live among the royalty of Rajasthan?