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Microsoft Windows 8.1 preview version now available for download
Microsoft made a preview version of Windows 8.1 available for download. It includes alterations meant to address consumer dissatisfaction with the operating system.
I beat Federer and his ego, says giantkiller Stakhovsky
Since winning the first of his record 17 grand slam titles on Centre Court in 2003, no one had managed to eject Federer from Wimbledon before the quarter-finals.
Pakistani troops fire on Indian posts across LoC
This was the second time that Pakistani troops have resorted to unprovoked firing along the LoC this month.
Shinde's U-turn on VIP visits to Uttarakhand
Two days after he advised VIPs not to visit Uttarakhand, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Wednesday did a U-turn saying that anyone, including Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, could go to the rain-ravaged state now as the situation has changed the...
Red Bull boss says FIA must lay down law on testing
A tribunal in Paris reprimanded Mercedes, the team of 2008 champion Lewis Hamilton, and ordered them to miss a three-day young-driver test.
State should seek funds from international banks for agri sector: SP Tiwari
Renowned agricultural scientist SP Tiwari, who is associated with several international funding agencies, asked Birsa Agriculture University to seek funds from international banks to change Jharkhand's farm sector.
Nelson Mandela on life support system, SA remains on the edge
A source told a daily that Mandela is suffering from kidney failure and is undergoing renal dialysis for three hours every second day.
Indian male lifters end runners-up at Asian Championships
The Indian men's weightlifting team finished runners-up in the Asian Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan for the first time in its competitive history.
As a child, Milkha Singh was quite naughty: Farhan Akhtar
'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag', releasing on July 12, stars Sonam Kapoor as the female lead.
ECR facilitating free ferry of relief materials to Uttarakhand
Abiding by the Railway Board's decision not to charge any money on relief materials to Uttarakhand for 15 days, the East Central Railway zone is facilitating transportation of relief items to the devastated Himalayan state.
Hockey India inducts CRPF as associate member
CRPF hockey team has participated in the All India Police Games and some major Indian tournaments.
Cipla makes user-friendly AIDS drug for African kids
Indian drug major Cipla is working with a global health NGO to manufacture the first user-friendly pediatric HIV/AIDS drug targeted at millions of African children who are currently being forced to take medicine that is unpalatable - to say the least.
Two men arrested for beating Dalit youth to death
A Dalit youth was allegedly beaten to death by two youths on suspicion of being a thief in Fakharpur area, a senior officer said here in Bahraich.
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo warned by US regulators to label ads better
US regulators warned leading Internet firms including Google to better identify paid ads in search results.
Group of tourists stuck in Canadian Arctic, await rescue
Police say a group of tourists on an ice floe in the Canadian Arctic will likely be stranded there until early Wednesday morning.
Delhi: 2 dead, 50 fall ill after drinking contaminated water
The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) has stopped water supply to the area for the moment after the incident.