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One tabloid headline had the twins running naked in the hallway of their hotel, a report the hotel staff denied.

The federal judge said that Bush's authority to designate groups as terrorists was unconstitutional and vague.

Rajapakse has said that he is not taking LTTE chief Prabhakaran's threat to resume his armed campaign seriously.

Hrithik is just back from Jaipur to a screaming ovation for his performance as the suave Aryan in Dhoom 2.

Scientists at a US weapons laboratory have trained bees to sniff out explosives in a project for US homeland security.

Group of Secretaries will give recommendations in two weeks; possible merger will create mega-airline.

The Supreme Court has named a committee to recommend mode and means to curb incidents of ragging.

The Bombay High Court has asked the government to file its reply on a plea seeking a ban on Orkut.

Considering the growing dissatisfaction among consumers over unsolicited telemarketing calls, TRAI has decided to step in.

Blair has raised the issue of alleged harassment of Kazakh Hindus with the President of Kazakhstan.

Thirteen might be a jinxed number for many, but SC won't buy any such superstitious belief by Kerala High Court.

International media watchdogs urged Pakistan to investigate the disappearance of a journalist working for the BBC.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad invited his Iraqi and Syrian counterparts to a weekend summit to tackle the chaos in Iraq.

Karan Johar is all set to go into an unexplored territory — to make an animation film.

A Panaji court on Tuesday summoned Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan on November 29 in a case filed by an NGO.

Four Indian-Americans are among 32 students selected for the prestigious Rhodes scholarship for 2007.