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The new Bond flick featuring Daniel Craig is all revved up to set the box office on fire.

US President George W Bush has hailed the Senate approval of the India-US civilian nuclear deal.

Scientists have grown human heart valves using stem cells from the fluid that cushions babies in the womb.

Bharti had prayed for the court to order in-camera proceedings and prohibit the media from publishing her photos.

ULFA denied involvement in the Guwahati blasts and alleged that the Indian machinery was responsible for them.

With computer components becoming very powerful, you can now have a powerful desktop PC for as less as Rs 20,000.

Britney filing for divorce from Federline, has got him thinking of inventive ways to make money.

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British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen was beaten up in New York City after playing a prank on a passer-by.

A statement from the Dalai Lama's office said the death penalty is clearly a form of revenge.

The RSS suggestion to bring back Uma Bharti into the BJP fold seems to have run into rough weather.

Jinnah had told Mountbatten that he would be 'delighted' if a separate, sovereign Bengal was created.

American Andy Roddick, serving 20 aces, beat an error-prone Ivan Ljubicic 6-4 6-7 6-1 to win the day's other clash.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt flew to Mumbai by a private chopper and checked into a luxury hotel in South Mumbai.

He was making the first defence of the IBF and IBO crowns he won by stopping American Chris Byrd last April.

Justine Henin-Hardenne clinched the year-end number one spot when she beat Maria Sharapova in the WTA Championships.