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Shevchenko hints he may leave Milan
Longtime Chelsea target Andriy Shevchenko said on Friday he may leave AC Milan.
Video game art pushing at realism
As the influence of video games on mainstream culture grows, designers are calling for graphics to move beyond realism.
Udit seeks time in first wife case
Udit Narayan has sought time from Bihar Women's Commission to appear before it reagrding a complaint filed by Ranjana Narayan, who claims to be his first wife.
Nepal detains five former ministers
Bowing to demands of pro-democracy activists, Nepal detains five ministers who served in the former royalist govt.
In Pics: Now playing - Mandal II
Police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse students who tried to march to the PMO, protesting the reservation.
Alonso rejects Ecclestone criticism
Alonso has hit back at F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone on Thursday for suggesting he did not do enough as world champion.
70 penguins found dead in Argentina
About 70 oil-coated Magellanic penguins have turned up dead in the past two weeks in a nature reserve in Argentina.
In India, bullion glitters more than gold
Soaring precious metal prices have led to a change in India, with jewellery-loving Indians now buying more bullion.
Mission demolition: Delhi gets a breather
The Lok Sabha passed a bill which proposes a one-year moratorium from punitive action against unauthorised development.
Barca crave for European recognition
Being the repository of quality football, it is surprising that Barcelona's cabinet contains just one European Cup.
Budhia's coach may be arrested
Budhia's coach may get arrested if he makes him run long distances any further says Orissa's Child Welfare Committee.
TRAI releases cable TV regulation paper
Major issues include period of notice for disconnection, access to content and definition of payment defaulter.
Compromise: The way out for N-deal
A Democratic lawmaker is proposing compromise legislation he hopes would spark in a skeptical Congress support for the nuclear deal.
Sonia evasive on accepting NAC post
Congress President Sonia Gandhi, who had earlier resigned as chairperson of the (NAC) was non-committal on whether she would again accept the post or not.
'IAF supported army in Kargil'
Air Marshal A K Singh says that IAF did not delay in joining hands with the Army during the Kargil war.
No win, but IITians give a fight
Lok Paritran, a party floated by former IITians, has surprised many by making inroads into the vote share in Tamil Nadu.