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Blair hints at troop withdrawal
He said the beginning of any pullout would depend on the ability of Iraqi armed forces and police to bring normalcy in the country.
Pvt school admissions get tougher
It's going to get tougher to get admissions to private schools from 2006 as Quota Bill comes into effect.
Devaki promotes tale of her trauma
The story of Devakibai is now a film. Reel life met with the real as Devaki stepped out to promote the film herself.
India breaks trade barriers for China
Chinese companies can now freely set up wholly-owned Indian subsidiaries without getting bogged down by the regulatory maze.
A tsunami of joy for some
When the ocean went mad on December 26 2004, bringing death to thousands, Krishan and Amrithana came into the world.
F1 champ Alonso to join McLaren
Alonso's announcement came less than a week after mobile phone company Vodafone said it would sponsor McLaren from 2007.
Ariel Sharon hale and hearty
Ariel Sharon is expected to make a full recovery after suffering a mild stroke and will be released from the hospital on Wednesday.
Christmas spurs PlayStation sales
Sony is on track to double the number of PlayStation Portable video game players sold in US to around six million by year end.
Finally the launch
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsIt was halfway through the working day on Friday when Rajdeep casually walked into the newsroom and announced, 'Congrats guys, we are on air'. That was it. The cham...
WBA heavyweight title for Valuev
The Russian, 2.13 metre tall and weighing 147 kg, is the tallest and heaviest champion ever in the heavyweight division.
BCCI to take tips from Pak board
Indian Cricket Board could take a leaf out of the book of its Pakistani counterpart, PCB, in professionalising its set-up.
Teri Hatcher gets £100,000 libel payout
British tabloid quoted Teri Hatcher of Desperate Housewives fame: "When my van's a rockin, don't come knockin."
India, EU tariff standoff on at WTO
The standoff between the EU and India on industrial and agricultural tariffs continued on the fourth day of WTO.
Fairer sex to get flexible timings
If Science and Technology Minister Kapil Sibal has his way, women scientists will soon be able to choose their working hours.
FII limit of PSU banks may rise
The Finance Ministry will propose the raising of FII limit of PSU banks from 20 per cent to 24 per cent.
Akmal powers Pak win over England
Pakistan have beaten England by 165 runs in the third one-dayer at Karachi to take a 2-1 lead in the three-match ODI series.
