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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday filed his nomination papers for the Rajya Sabha election from Assam.

The Mulayam Singh Govt has called a farewell session of the outgoing Uttar Pradesh Assembly on Wednesday.

Continuing with its slide, the benchmark Sensex lost another 48 points in early trading on Tuesday on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

A herd of elephants entered a studio on the outskirts of Bhubaneshwar and left behind a baby elephant.

The markets continue to trade in green with marginal gains. IT stocks are among the major on the indices.

KPS Gill has told fans not to expect the team to work wonders in their next outing at the Azlan Shah hockey tournament.

The list of 100 most influential, which hit newsstands on Friday, includes 71 men and 29 women from 27 countries.

World number two Nadal beat World No. 1 Federer even though the odds were heavily stacked against Rafa.

Sensex, which had lost 36.21 points in previous session, staged a strong comeback to close 205.84 points.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair is set to announce his departure as leader of the Labour Party next week.

Separatist leader of the hardline Hurriyat Conference, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, refuses to be cowed down.

The International Institute for Strategic Studies said Khan's sale of technology has helped Iran in its nuke plans.

Heat wave conditions prevailed across North and Central India on Tuesday, Vidharbha was hotted at a blazing 50ºC.

The Congress has accused the Vasundhara Raje government in Rajasthan of not safeguarding the interests of minorities.

The Navy denying media reports that the delivery of aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov would be delayed till 2010.

An Afghan tribesman with an uncanny resemblance to Osama bin Laden has been arrested twice, Pak officials said.