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Drunken parties might be a usual affair on Christmas, but it seems that most people will not have time for sex.

India maintains that Iran had the right to pursue its nuclear enrichment programme for peaceful civilian use.

His conviction has failed to deter former cricketer-turned MP and television star Navjot Singh Sidhu from entering the election field in Punjab.

In last one month, Delhi Police have recovered six idols of gods and goddesses from Pitampura area.

Ahmadinejad says those who voted for the UN nuclear resolution against the country would soon regret it.

Thanks to the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, there is some 'financial' relief for passengers who have to wait for hours at the airport.

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger broke his leg while skiing with his family.

Roger Federer swapped his tennis racket for a cricket bat to the delight of scores of child survivors of the tsunami.

Moderate intensity quake hits South Andaman region on Saturday, reviving the fears of the 2004 tsunami.

A TV channel reports the beef eating by Shastri during the India-South Africa test match in Johannesburg.

Community representatives from the region say there has not been adequate rehabilitation as nothing has been rebuilt.

The Youth for Equality (YfE) began a mass mobilisation campaign against the OBC Reservation Bill.

Giving fish oil to pregnant women can help boost the babies' brain development and hand-eye coordination, says study.

Nepal's Maoists have begun an image makeover as they get ready to join the government.

Pop star Britney Spears is to disclose the details of her failed marriage to Kevin Federline to Vanity Fair magazine.

Rajasthan High Court has placed elephants in the same category as human beings.