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All foreigners from outside the EU, including Indians, will need a British identity card to find work or claim benefits in Britain.

Iran is ready to share its missile systems with friends and neighbours, the commander of the Revolutionary Guards said.

Government may consider a cut in petrol and diesel prices, if international oil prices continue to fall further.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram asked banks to even out their loan portfolios to ensure adequate credit to productive sectors.

Walk up to Bill Gates or financier J P Morgan to ask the secret to their success at The Museum of American Finance in US.

The trial in the hit-and-run case involving Salman Khan is all set to resume in a local court from November 8.

Apart from Centre and WB govt, Indian High Commission in Bangladesh also named as a respondent in the petition.

Saddam Hussein urged Iraqis on Sunday to reject the sectarian violence ripping his country apart.

Angelina Jolie is on a two-day visit to the Capital to spend time with Sikh Afghan and Myanmarese refugees.

IT professionals in US may stop complaining about jobs being 'Bangalored' as India will now export jobs to the US.

A court issues summons to six doctors of Apollo Hospital. They are charged with destroying evidence in Rahul Mahajan case.

CBI has arrested a retired Indian Army captain on charges of spying and stealing "highly classified documents".

If underworld don is busy chalking out a political career, could his rival Babloo Srivastava be far behind?

The letters, about 300 in all, sent to a New Jersey minister, ended up dumped in the ocean, most of them unopened.

Discovery will be taking another section of the half-built International Space Station's metal truss into orbit.

Laura Durham of Illinois is thrilled to have her high school class ring back more than 20 years after she lost it.