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FIFA ensured Togo would not become the first team to boycott a World Cup match in the pay dispute with its players.

Vice Chief of Army staff Lt Gen K Pattabhiraman had reportedly said the force could do without women.

Psychiatric centres in the Northern and Eastern Commands will be opened as part of the new stress-busting measures.

Pakistan's Minorities Welfare Council says the temple in Lahore was demolished for a commercial building.

India's nominee for the post of UN Secretary General Shashi Tharoor will arrive in New Delhi on Sunday.

Such an alternative would not be a purely election-oriented one but would emerge from joint struggles on common issues.

A mortar shell hit one of Baghdad's oldest markets on Saturday, killing at least four people and wounding 13, police said.

Sri Lankan military jets hit LTTE targets, killing at least 25 people, including four navy sailors.

Yoga guru Swami Ramdev endorses Union Health Minister’s campaign against aerated soft drinks.

A Pondicherry-based publication house advertising for the vacancy for an editor, states only dalits are eligible to apply.

England laboured without reward in the first half of their Group B clash with Trinidad & Tobago.

Microsoft and Anna Univ signed an MOU to provide easier access to software technology and solutions to its faculty and students.

Dravid praised compatriot Brian Lara for the battling century which steered the hosts to a draw in the second Test.

Wanchope has terrorised many defences throughout his long career and is set to do the same at Germany 2006.

Miss World Unnur thinks the England captain David Beckham would make a good Mr World.

Falling mkts have scared off equity completely and perhaps investors are thinking over alternatives for secured investments.