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The Supreme Court has refused to put on hold the appointment of Sunder Lal Bhayana as the High Court judge.

Here are some of the highlights of Economic Survey 2005-06

The markets ended higher ahead of the Union Budget on Tuesday amid gains in technology, banking, capital goods and some auto, FMCG and metal stocks. The Sensex closed up over 80 points.

MTNL is gearing up to start its own STD network and it plans to offer Delhi-Mumbai STD call rates as 'local' once the NLD network is started.

India struggled from the start as Fitzpatrick's three-wicket opening burst left India reeling at 19 for four.

Just a week before his visit to India, US President George Bush says that during his visit to Pakistan he will raise the issue of cross border terrorism.

There were little signs of the batting disarray to come when Matthew Hoggard went beyond his nightwatchman duties.

A Danish play titled, King of Hearts, is an adaptation of a play about the clash of civilisations written by British author Alistair Beaton.

With one eye on the World Cup, Aragones also drafted Guti of Real Madrid, who has appeared only sporadically for his country.

India, who are in Group A, lost their first match against Japan 6-0 while Saudi Arabia, the other team in the group, beat Yemen 4-0.

Kahn was due to keep goal for Bayern in the Champions League tie against AC Milan in Munich but broke down before the game began.

The England captain is hopeful to be fit for the first Test match against India at Nagpur beginning on March 1.

People have been asked to avoid visiting Navapur and Western Railway has also cancelled the halt of four trains at the city.

UP Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav has accepted the resignation of Mehboob Ali, the drug-peddling Backward Classes Minister.

Outraged readers wrote to IBN Live crying foul at what was surely the cruellest verdict in recent history.

Europe was in a state of utter confusion over the arrest of Bosnian Serb war crimes fugitive General Ratko Mladic.