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A man carried his dead daughter on his shoulders as he had no money for transport to take the body to his village.

Trade unions have recently acquired a new agenda. They want to bring India's BPO industry under their realm.

A controversial new study contends nearly 6,55,000 Iraqis have died because of the war.

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice defended the Bush administration's refusal to hold bilateral talks with North Korea.

Fernandes wrote a letter to President Kalam demanding dismissal of UPA govt on the issue of alleged corruption.

Bharti submitted that it will be difficult for her to return to India if the passport is not returned.

The US has refused to speculate on what A Q Khan's input may have been in North Korea's nuclear blast.

No easy answers, no happy endings, but definitely the glimmer of hope. That said, the book is a pleasant read.

The Government is likely to introduce a Bill in Parliament next year to set up a regulator in the real estate sector.

ONGC tops the list of corporates against whom investor complaints are pending for more than two months.

Nine of the 11 carmakers saw sales going up in the auspicious 'Navratra' period that began on September 23.

Legal counselor, Anu Peshawaria cautions, nearly two in every ten NRI marriages is faked or ends up in divorce.

Bangarappa also demanded a suitable compensation for the deceased, injured and those who lost properties.

Justin Timberlake is considering quitting music business because he's sick of unwanted attention from female fans.

Jahnu Barua wins the Kodak Vision Award for his film Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara at Fukuoka Festival in Japan.

While Rang De Basanti's entry into the Oscars was expected, it was Water that surprised the film fraternity.