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Congress transforming itself: Pilot
Congress member and MP Sachin Pilot says the party is transforming itself and introducing new faces into the party.
Nadal, Asassi showdown in round III
Nadal can bring the curtain down on Agassi's Wimbledon career when they battle for a place in the fourth round.
'Hot yoga' guru faces the heat in US
Los Angeles prosecutors charged "hot yoga" guru Bikram Choudhury with operating a yoga studio without a permit.
Pekerman quits after Argentina's exit
In a surprise substitution Pekerman brought off Juan Roman Riquelme and sent on defensive midfielder Esteban Cambiasso.
Now, monthly revision of fuel prices
The prices of petrol ,diesel, kerosene and LPG will now be revised every month. The revision will depend on changes in global prices.
Germany take on Argentina in QF
Germany 2006 is turning out to be a battle of the favourites with six teams in the last eight being former champions.
Bush welcomes passage of N-draft Bill
The Senate on Thursday night endorsed the Indo-US Peaceful Atomic Energy Cooperation Act by a 16-2 vote.
India, WI look to snap the draw string
India and West Indies go into the fourth Test with the series deadlocked after three disappointing draws.
Jet-Sahara case to move to Bombay HC
Jet-Sahara case has been transferred to the Supreme Court from Lucknow and is scheduled for a hearing on Thusday.
Airbus A380 runs into an air pocket
European aerospace giant EADS remains locked in crisis, following delays in the delivery of its flagship A380.
Now, ATMs offer more than just cash
Cashing on their ATM network, banks are experimenting with customised applications that extend beyond mainstream banking.
Guantanamo has captive soccer fans!
A few dozen Guantanamo prisoners were rewarded with a chance to watch three World Cup soccer matches.
The World Cup goals so far
The last two weeks of soccer had agony and ecstasy. And amidst it were the goals - memorable and few forgettable.
Rain gods ire leads to a hi-tech wedding
A priest in Kolkata solemnised a wedding over the mobile phone after the weather gods decided to play spoilsport.
India earns credit for clean technology
Emerging as world leader in green house gases reduction, India has earned more than Rs 10,000 crore through carbon credits.
Oldies hungry for the last hurrah
Relying on players past their prime but still talented, France waited for their chances and downed Spain with late goals.