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Medical services in government hospitals remained suspended as the strike by doctors entered the second day on Friday.

Striking doctors and medical students have called for a 'Dilli Aao Desh Bachao' protest rally on Saturday.

Michael Ballack is one of the few German players that the experts unanimously believe to be world class.

According to an animal welfare body, Australians are overfeeding their cats and dogs and making them obese.

Anil Kumble is hopeful India can score a rare overseas victory in their Test series against the West Indies.

England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson is remarkably calm and confident heading into the World Cup and believes his boys can do it.

Come summer 2006, the FIFA World Cup stadium, Cologne will host four group games and a match in the round of sixteen.

Blaze in cargo section disrupts air traffic, thousands of people flee. Authorities trying to prevent fire from spreading.

High drama, controversial referreing, quality goals and a nerve wrecking penalty shoot-out.

Poland had England in their qualification group but still managed to qualify ahead of them for the finals.

Osama bin Laden says in an audio tape that neither Moussaoui nor anyone at Guantanamo were involved in Sept 11 attacks.

The 27 per cent quota for OBCs will be implemented from June 2007, a meeting of the UPA coordination committee decided.

Two people, including a BSF personnel and a fidayeen were killed and 20 others wounded in a terror attack in Srinagar.

Giving a push to his efforts to restore normalcy in Kashmir, the PM will hold the second roundtable on Wednesday.

Three abandoned wells of Oil India Ltd were set ablaze, allegedly by agitating employees in the Digboi reserve forest in Assam.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Tuesday calm had returned to the stock markets after a major slide in the past few days.