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Wharton kids take lessons on Metro rail
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's construction of world-class rail system in congested Delhi has inspired Wharton students.
Kerala ushers in New Year in high 'spirit'
Kerala bid goodbye to 2006 by consuming alcohol worth Rs 213 million in the days leading up to the New Year.
Kavita case: 4th accused surrenders
A person, who was named as fourth accused in the Kavita Rani murder case, surrendered in Meerut on Sunday evening.
Boy dies after falling into tubewell
A 6-year-old boy was killed after falling into a 180 feet deep tubewell in Barama Kheda village near Ratlam in MP.
67-yr-old woman gives birth to twins
A 67-year-old Spanish woman has become the oldest known woman to give birth after the Hospital said she had twins.
Infy to spend Rs 800 cr on training
Software major Infosys has said that it will spend Rs 800 crore on training programmes in the coming year.
Execution 'unfortunate', says India
Pranab Mukherjee says in statement India hopes ex-dictator's death won’t affect peace in Iraq.
Saddam's journey from birth to death
Saddam was born in the small town of al-Auja near Tikrit, Iraq. We trace the journey from his childhood to death.
'Stressed' Army to recruit psychiatrists
Psychiatrists would be able to assess the behaviour of persons and could stop any suicidal trends in Army.
Mkts: a grand year ends on a weak note
The Sensex hit five landmark levels from 10K to 14K during 2006 and Nifty managed to breach 4000 level.
Missing US climber's body found in Tibet
The body of one of the two American climbers missing since last month has been found in the mountains in Tibet.
It's your turn to be a cricket star
After scouting for best actors, singers and dancing divas, the reality show wagonwheel is all set to enter the realm of sports.
Cops yet to find Kavita's body
Kavita's family confirmed that the body found by the police in Ganga Canal was not hers.
Quota for upper caste, says Mayawati
Mayawati said the Constitution should be amended to provide reservation to the weaker sections among upper castes.
This bubble doesn't burst, it rolls
What would you call a sport where you roll along downhill in a bubble? For the uninitiated this is called zorbing.
Iraq may execute Saddam in secret
Iraqi streets are abuzz with speculation Saddam Hussein may be hanged in secret within days.