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US-based global investment management firm Goldman Sachs said on Tuesday that it would invest $1 billion in India.

Two suspected LeT terrorists have been arrested in Ahmedabad and several incriminating documents seized from them.

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf plans to remove 'misperceptions' about the women's rights Bill during his meeting with Bush.

Verdict has generated a healthy debate on a whole gamut of issues concerning the 1993 Mumbai blasts case.

Madhu Koda was on Monday sworn is as Jharkhand Chief Minister at the open Morahbadi ground in Ranchi.

Bella, a romantic drama, was the surprise winner of the top award at the Toronto Internation Film Festival.

Bhartiya Janashakti Party chief Uma Bharti said Islamic world should be ready to face healthy criticism.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says Pope's statement saying he was sorry for upsetting Muslims did not go far enough.

After finding their footing the Argentines started to attack and the brittle Indian defence could not hold off.

Asia's economic output is likely to remain strong in 2006 and in 2007, the International Monetary Fund said.

All the action from the third match of the DLF Cup between India and Australia at the Kinrara Oval in Kuala Lumpur.

Jody Harris, who evaded police for months, posed as a businesswoman, doctor and a mobster's niece to steal money.

The PM said the NAM summit must make a constructive contribution to make the world free from fear and war.

Sania Mirza remains unfazed even after she found herself down from No 54 to No 70 in the world rankings.

China on Thursday denounced a decision by the US Congress to award the Dalai Lama a Congressional Gold Medal.

Reliance Industries Ltd is likely to drop its fuel retail plans due to shrinking sales.