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Chinook crash kills 31 US Special Forces

A helicopter crash in Maidan Wardak province of Afghanistan killed 31 American Special Force troops.Also on board the chopper, a Chinook, were seven members of the Afghan Forces who too were all......

US confers courage award on Delhi gang-rape victim

The 23-year-old physiotherapy intern, whose brutal gang-rape on a moving bus in Delhi in December inspired widespread protests, has been posthumously presented with the International Women of......

'War on terrorism can't be fought in Afghan villages'

Shaida Abdali, the 33-year-old ambassador to India believes that Delhi and Kabul have to do much more to secure the region, says Jyoti Malhotra A group of sardars are making merry so loudly that......

Little Malala is the new face of Pakistan

If we really want to prove that we are all like Malala, then we have to stand up for our rights like Malala did, says senior Pakistan journalist Hamid Mir She always surprised me. Malala......

Pak announces Rs 1 crore for info on Malala's attackers

Pakistani authorities on Tuesday announced a reward of Rs 1 crore for information leading to the capture of the militants who attempted to kill teenaged rights activist Malala Yousufzai, who was......

Maruti looking at Gujarat to set up new plant

The country's largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India is understood to be scouting for location to set up a manufacturing unit in Gujarat, which could be its first plant outside Haryana where it has......

US financial crisis over? Not really

Not only is the current US financial crisis not solved, the seeds are there for even more serious crises in the future, writes Deepak Lal.In this column, I discuss the role fiscal policy has and......

Wage parity: Air India brass meets union leaders

Air India top brass on Thursday met leaders of two pilots' unions and assured them that their problems would be looked into, especially those relating to the wage structure.A demand for parity in......

Mamata may not increase passenger fares

Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee is likely to present a populist Railway Budget on February 24, leaving passenger fares untouched but rationalising the freight rates keeping the essential......

No economic crisis in India, says PM Singh

Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh spoke to mediapersons about a number of crucial issues after the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh. Here is the transcript: On Indian economyThere is no economic crisis in......

Oscars 2010: The Race for Best Adapted Screenplay

The nominees:District 9, by Neill Blomkamp and Teri TatchellAn Education, by Nick HornbyIn The Loop, by Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Armando Iannucci, Tony RochePrecious: Based On The Novel......

'People will not see a sexy Celina in Accident...'

When you hear the words, Accident on Hill Road, the first thought that crosses your mind is probably Salman Khan's accident at the same location, when his car ran over a pavement dweller,......

Kabul Express: Flawed, but thought-provoking

George Romero's Night Of The Living Dead ended with the scariest scene of all -- human beings have won the battle against zombies and are now rounding them up like mad dogs, shooting them in the......

Afghan Board seeks BCCI support to develop cricket

Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) officials have sought support from the BCCI for development of the sport in their war-torn country. The officials held a meeting with the BCCI officials on Sunday......

Afghan cricket team in Pakistan for 4-week tour

At a time when no Test playing nation including minnows Bangladesh is willing to visit Pakistan because of security concerns, the Afghanistan cricket team has reached Lahore for a four week stay.......

Cup Extras: Flower thought KP would play with painkillers

The pace at which Kevin Pietersen's hernia problem deteriorated took England coach Andy Flower by surprise as he, at first, thought that the star batsman would continue in the World Cup by taking......

Outspoken Latif gets PCB notice, may resign soon

Pakistan's former captain Rashid Latif has decided to step down as wicketkeeping coach in the Pakistan Cricket Board after being issued a showcause notice for speaking about the raging spot-fixing......

Team India's cup of woes

The Caribbean Islands immediately evoke emotions of joy, fun and frolic. Yet, in two World Cup outings, first in 2007 (ODI) and now in 2010 (T20), the Indian cricket team has left its fans......

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Veterans' Pathway to Business Success Awards Grant to Verissimo Global

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Pentagon Wants $450M for Gitmo

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Update-Moodys Different insolvency procedures in Europe add to the complexity of CMBS loan workouts

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What Is UPA-II Celebrating? BJP Asks

Ahead of UPA-II's fourth anniversary celebrations, the BJP said that the government has lost the authority to rule the country. Related Stories :... ...

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North Korea sends top Kim Jong-un aide to Beijing

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