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Mush briefs Blair on Kashmir progress
The Kashmir issue figured in talks between Gen Musharraf and British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Sunday.
Emotions no criteria in labour cases: SC
The SC cautioned subordinate courts from making emotions the criteria for deciding cases of casual workers.
Federer ends year with another title
Roger Federer overwhelmed James Blake, claiming his third Masters Cup title in Sunday's championship match.
The hand that throws away the money
Young generation does not mind splurging their parents’ money, and churns products in less than two years.
Over 1.9 lakh aspirants appear for CAT
This year, more than 1,90,000 students across India are appearing for the CAT on Sunday morning.
Charisma crucial for success: Boman
Bollywood actor Boman Irani says charm and star appeal are crucial to success in the film industry.
New airport scanners to 'undress' you
Next time you enter IGI Airport to board a flight, the security people will be seeing your naked image.
Hungarian soccer great Puskas dies
Hungarian soccer great Ferenc Puskas has died in a Budapest hospital. He was 79.
Nobel winner Milton Friedman dies
Milton Friedman, the free market economist and winner of a 1976 Nobel Prize, has died, a spokeswoman for his family said.
India's richest have humble roots
Non-metro Bangalore is home to seven of the wealthiest Indians, Pune to three and even Hisar to one.
Man jailed for filming girls' underskirts
The general manager of a British company has been jailed for filming underskirts of women visiting a hypermarket.
I gave some character to Jessica: Ram
Jethmalani has denied that he deliberately maligned Jessica Lall's character, in an interview to Karan Thapar.
Don't stray from pact: Sonia to US
India will not accept anything in the Indo-US Nuclear Deal which is outside the July 18 agreement, says Sonia Gandhi.
In Pics: Blonde Bond woos box office
The new Bond flick featuring Daniel Craig is all revved up to set the box office on fire.
I look forward to signing N-Bill: Bush
US President George W Bush has hailed the Senate approval of the India-US civilian nuclear deal.
Repair your heart before you are born
Scientists have grown human heart valves using stem cells from the fluid that cushions babies in the womb.