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An australian commercial was taken off air as it allegedly ridiculed Indians.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has picked up Sunita for a forthcoming space expedition.

The Supreme Court asked the Centre and Delhi Government to explain the steps being taken by them to enhance power generation.

A US military helicopter crashed while on combat operations in eastern Afghanistan, killing all 10 people on board.

Mission Impossible star, Tom Cruise is allegedly in negotiations to sell his baby girl's snaps for $1 million.

The bank is also mulling to raise Rs 3,000 crore of hybrid capital.

Steve McClaren was hired as the new England coach and shrugged off suggestions he was far from the first choice.

The completion of assemblies' tenure would restore people's confidence in democratic institutions, says Musharraf.

Global economic imbalances could affect domestic interest rates and challenge foreign exchange reserve management: FM

Either Iran suspend nuclear enrichment programme or face "further measures" - resolve UK and France.

John Abraham is ready to work after the motorcycle accident which left him injured in his left knee and ankle.

Nurburgring is the home track for McLaren's engine partners Mercedes, who are hungry for the team's first win of the 2006 campaign.

Branded educational PCs for $ 400 for students and teachers for developing nations.

India bowed out of the Thomas Cup badminton championship after losing 0-3 to Denmark at the quarter-final stage.

The US on Wednesday said that it will not remove Nepal's Maoist militants from its list of terrorist organisations.

US ambassador to UN said that it will seek economic sanctions on Iran if the UNSC does not fulfill its responsibilities.