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External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee is likely to be discharged from the Army Hospital on Tuesday.

Iran's Prez may announce on Monday that his country has begun the first stage of "industrial-scale" uranium enrichment.

Veteran actress Jaya Bachchan, who turns 59 on Monday, is remembered fondly as the girl-next-door of Guddi.

Closing down Bangalore is not a solution as Karnataka lost Cauvery water as well as the day’s revenue, says Murthy.

“Those who imagine they will die in their sleep, surrounded by loved ones, are fooling themselves,” says one study in UK.

At least eight people were killed and 25 injured in Sri Lanka by a roadside bomb that ripped through a vehicle.

"Murderers are probing murders," said Partha Chatterjee while mocking at the inquiry ordered by WB govt into Nandigram killings.

Summertime at Prithvi Theatre offers 28 workshops and 75 shows of 18 productions spread over almost two months.

The UPA and Left parties will meet on Friday to discuss the SC stay on 27 per cent OBC quota in educational institutions.

Presently, 98 boxers are enrolled with the the privately-run gymnasium in Kolkata.

Riteish Deshmukh, who was dogged by rumours about his sexuality, says it is stupid to form opinions on the basis of his roles.

Gross revenue of NTPC increased 15.81 per cent to Rs 33,299.7 crore in 2006-07 from Rs 28,753 crore in 2005-06.

Mars is grappling with climate change as fluctuating solar radiation is kicking up dust and winds, say scientists.

The US govt says the arrest of two Indian nationals on charges of illegally exporting US missile technology would not impact N-deal.

There's a first to 14th SAARC summit. Five nations have been given observer status and Iran is waiting in the wings.

The warplane has evolved from the primitive 'eye in the sky' stage to a sleek machine. Here's a look at the top guns.