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Task force approves oil refinery's new location near Pachpadra
A state-level team on Monday approved a new location for setting up of oil refinery and petro-chemical complex near Pachpadra in Barmer district of Rajasthan, a senior official said.
Silvio Berlusconi convicted in sex-for-hire case
Silvio Berlusconi, 76, has been sentenced to seven years in prison and has been barred from public office for life.
Aarushi case: Talwars' third witness Urmil Sharma records statement
The third defence witness in the Aarushi-Hemraj murder case, Dr Urmil Sharma, on Monday recorded her statement before the special CBI court hearing the matter.
Chronology of attacks during VVIPs visits to J&K
There have been several attacks during or ahead of high-profile visits by VVIPs to Jammu and Kashmir.
Uttarakhand floods: Haridwar ashram launches campaign to rescue pilgrims
A Haridwar-based ashram has started a campaign for rescuing pilgrims stranded in Badrinath dham and rehabilitating areas near Kedarnath shrine which have suffered extensive damage in the deluge.
Google doodles Antoni Gaudi's 161st birthday
Between 1984 and 2005, UNESCO declared seven of Antoni Gaudi's works World Heritage Sites.
Bangalore: Wild tuskers on rampage; four trampled
Efforts are on to get tame elephants from Mysore to lead the wild ones back to the forests, sources said.
Rufus the Hawk clears Wimbledon as record crowds queue up
Rufus has become one of Britain's best-known birds, deployed from 5 am daily to clear pigeons roosting at the All England Club at Wimbledon.
DMDK opposes stake dilution in NLC
Joining the chorus against divestment in Neyveli Lignite Corporation, principal opposition in Tamil Nadu Assembly DMDK on Monday said the Centre's finances would improve substantially if the huge tax arrears of Rs 4.83 lakh crore was collected.
Rudraprayag villagers coming to terms with flood tragedy
Pain and fear is writ large on the faces of villagers living in the hills of Rudraprayag with many natives working in Kedarnath killed in the deluge and many others washed away in the swirling waters in the district.
Red Bull threaten to rebel against FIA rules
Red Bull are reportedly threatening to run their own private three-day test in a direct challenge to the authority of the FIA.
South Africans resigned over critical Mandela
Since stepping down in 1999 after one term as president, Nelson Mandela has stayed out of active politics and his passing is expected to have little political impact.
Thousand return home as rivers recede in Calgary; efforts on to restore services
Thousands of residents of Calgary were allowed to return to their homes and many of them faced extensive repairs after flooding that left Alberta's largest city awash in debris and dirty water.
I will be doing more Hindi films now, says Shruti Hassan
Shruti Hassan says she was not avoiding Bollywood and commitments down south kept her busy.
Ambani bets on 4G broadband in India, but risks abound
India's cellular market is the world's second largest by users after China, with users surging from just over 5 million in 2002 to nearly 870 million now.
India does not want Lanka to become 'another Pakistan':Minister
He added that Sri Lankan officials would otherwise be sent to China, by which they would gain strength and emerge as enemy of India.