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Iraqis hope bloodshed will end soon
Iraqis hope their next government will end nearly three years of bloodshed, but rebels and US commanders say insurgency is far from finished.
Glaxo HIV drug to enter final trials
The new Glaxo drug may be useful in treating HIV strains that have become resistant to other protease inhibitors.
SC stays Bombay HC order on NTC
The Supreme Court has allowed buyers of five NTC mills to submit their development plans to the Brihan Mumbai Municipal Corporation.
Tips to manage multiple credit cards
Having many credit cards have both pros and cons. Weigh your options carefully before opting for too much plastic.
US expectations at stake in Iraq polls
After losing more than 2,300 troops dead and spending over $250 billion in Iraq, the US and its allies have an awful lot invested in Thursday's Parliamentary election.
Quake orphans get Mumbai homes
Five hundred children, who lost their families in the quake, are going to Mumbai to study and train in various professions for ten years.
Brazilian prostitute literally on top
Best-selling novel The Sweet Venom of the Scorpion: The Diary of a Call Girl,' is an account of three years a 21-year-old spent selling her body for money.
Paramount to buy Dreamworks for 1.6bn
Paramount's decision to buy Dreamworks in a $1.6 billion cash-and-debt deal gives the Viacom Inc-owned studio a much needed boost.
A daughter waits for her father
From Kashmir, the story of a daughter's four-year-old search for her father.
All is not right in the Indian heartland
All is not right on World Human Rights Day as gross human rights violations are still prevalent in modern day India.
It's downhill for STD phone bills
With 'One India' the Government wants to bring national long distance rates closer to local call rates and do away with the distance slabs.
'There are other women officers facing harassment'
After being handed over one of the most harshest punishments by the IAF, Anjalli Gupta is now looking for some real answers. So, does gender bias really exist in the armed forces?
Shuttlers to vie for top honours in India
This will be the first ever world championship that India will host in an Olympic sports.
Give Bihar special status: Nitish
Nitish advocated that development should take place along with social justice for the success of democracy.
Pawar detoxification continues in BCCI
After sacking three national selectors, the BCCI cancels the tenders for television rights and calls for new tenders.
No death penalty to Abu Salem: Govt
Minister of State for External Affairs, E Ahamed has said that Abu Salem would not be punished with the death penalty or with a prison term exceeding 25 years.