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Presently companies use other avenues to raise money quickly.

Bollywood is slowly waking up to the art of animation movies.

US calls Indo-US nuclear deal ?unique?, both sides optimistic yet wary.

Aerial surveillance and CRPF deployed to counter rigging.

Russia and UK back US as hectic diplomacy precedes meeting.

Britain says Indian approach to veto power not realistic.

The PCB is not much impressed with Shoaib Akhtar performance in the Super Series and has said that Shoaib's comeback to the team would hinge on his form and fitness.

The camaraderie between India and Pakistan after the recent earthquake seems to be coming to an end.

Amidst speculations about the decisive constitutional referendum, Iraq finalises a Parliamentary election date.

Kalam?s makes a flying visit to Andhra and Maharashtra as he turns 74 today.

The Korean electronics major will pay a huge fine, nearly 160 times the defence budget of India, to the US Justice Department.

The BJP president L. K. Advani has asked for the PM?s resignation on moral grounds for suspension of the Bihar Assembly.

A day after the Chechen rebels carried out closely coordinated attacks on the security services in Russia, they held a number of Nalchik residents hostage sending shock waves down the city.

A new captain for the men in blue means that coach Greg Chappell has been given complete power to run Indian cricket.

Dubbed the most influential British playwright of his generation, Harold Pinter is known for his acerbic views on the US invasion of Iraq.

Though relief and provisions are trickling into the now accessible quake-ravaged villages of J-K, it?s too little and perhaps just a little too late?