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The Taj Mahal in Agra has capitavated the world but its less famous counterpart here, is lying in ruins.

Supporters of the WikiLeaks said they would attack companies and groups hostile to the site and its founder.

Twitter is entering the Western political mainstream as a powerful tool for dissent.

Children infected with hookworm or other intestinal parasites may be less likely to have allergies.

A La Mart student committed suicide after being allegedly caned by the principal for misbehaviour and disobedience.

Inspired by science fiction movie "I, Robot," Indian American student shares top US science prize.

The actor has been approached to walk the red carpet with Penn at the international Duabi Film Festival.

A new study indicates that the value of circumcision for gay and bisexual men remains questionable.

Britain's national tourism agency is marketing to persuade more wealthy tourists to spend on luxury holidays.

Allsport boss McNally to retire, AEG head to join

Renault F1 to pay libel damages to Piquets

China is seeing the countries attending the ceremony as supporters of political dissidence and interference.

EXCLUSIVE - Delhi organisers accused of owing millions

Line dancing is exercise for people who like country music because traditional exercise might get boring.

The denial came in the wake of a movie - 'The Social Network', which has portrayed him in an unflattering light.

New studies say being a serf or a villein in the Middle Ages was not such a grim existence as it seems.