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Terminally-sick girl becomes cop for a day
Bangalore police and Make A Wish Foundation cheer the little girl, who is suffering from a life threatening illness.
Buddha writes to Centre on TMC-Maoist nexus
In a letter to Chidambaram, WB CM cited the arrest of two persons having Maoist link.
Filmmakers today lack passion, vision: KJo
Karan Johar talks about the difference between directors then and now
Swanky Paris salon spruces up poor women
Hairdresser Lucia Iraci opens her doors to a downtrodden clientele once a month.
The Daily: First iPad newspaper debuts
News Corp. plans to charge 99 cents per week or $40 per year for the newspaper.
Heavy gunfire rattles Cairo, six dead
Protesters refuse to leave Tahrir Square, the hub of anti-Mubarak campaign.
Anarchy in Cairo: Prez backers-opponents clash
Opponents and supporters of Hosni Mubarak fought with fists, stones and clubs in Cairo.
Kuwait's parliament rejects ban on bikinis
Kuwait Parliament rejects motion to ban bikinis calling it unconstitutional.
Fraudulent Indian-American doc jailed in US
Arun Sharma, 56, committed a health care fraud over a 10-year-period in Texas.
Karmapa: aides quizzed by ED
Headed by Deputy Director (North) V Neerja, the ED team quizzed the aides of Karmapa.
Passengers complain of being fleeced by AI
Air India, however, said it only recovered costs while ferrying Indians back from Cairo.
Child rights body to probe AIIMS abuse case
NCPCR will enquire into sodomy allegations by an 8-year-old boy against AIIMS doctor.
Man who ran microblog on his cancer battle dead
Forty-year-old Xu Dawei died of liver cancer on January 29.
Six criminals arrested from Orissa MLA's house
The MLA defended himself by saying that he did not know the criminals.
Thomas defends his selection as CVC in SC
Thomas said there were many officers with cases against them but he was singled out.
December exports touch 33-month high level
India's exports rose 36.4 per cent to $22.5 billion in December 2010 on annual basis.
