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Osama is on the run, says White House
The White House has said that al-Qaeda leaders were ‘under a lot of pressure’ and ‘on the run’ following the release of a new audiotape.
ONGC Videsh to start Qatar drilling
ONGC Videsh Ltd hopes to start drilling two exploratory wells at Najwat Najem, an area allotted to it by Qatar Petroleum, by the year-end.
US, China, Australia alert nationals
Staff at US embassy down by 50 pc; Chinese government advises its nationals to leave Nepal as soon as possible.
MCD has 3 weeks to set sealings right
Delhi High Court has given MCD three weeks time to get its act together regarding the demolition drive in the Capital.
Nothing fishy about improving karma
The cast of the film, Election, released 400 fish into the sea to improve their karma after filming bloody scenes.
Schumacher wins San Marino GP
Michael Schumacher clinched a thrilling San Marino GP at Imola to be back in the hunt for this year's championship.
Tata's dream car to run on Exide
Tata Motors Ltd, Chairman Ratan Tata's dream project Rs 1 lakh car which is likely to be launched in 2007-08 will run on batteries provided by Exide industries.
Iraq parliament elects new leaders
A political deadlock appears to have been broken. Iraq finally has names for its top jobs - more than four months after its historic general election.
TV anyone?
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsThe Television has always held fascination for people of my generation, because the Television industry actually grew with us. From krishi darshan to chitrahaar to...
CPI-M leader shot at in N Dinajpur
CPI-M local branch secretary of Kamlai, Bhairav Ray, was shot at near his house on Friday night, sparking tension in the area.
Oil breaks through record $75
Oil smashed through record highs Friday, cruising past $75 a barrel on continued fears of a supply disruptions in Iran and Nigeria.
Films, ads, TV: It's rush hour for Kajol
Kajol is back. After having stayed off the limelight for four years, the talented actress is making an emphatic comeback.
In pics: Nepal's call for democracy
Nepal's royal government imposed a new 11-hour curfew in the capital Friday, as an anti-king protester wounded on Thursday died.
Lawyer makes unbiased film on Salem
After Gangster, Bollywood is gearing up for another flick on Abu Salem and this time it is none other than his lawyer himself.
Protester disrupts Hu's US visit
China's President Hu Jintao arrived in Washington early on Thursday. As Hu addressed Bush, a woman standing in a section with photographers screamed at the Chinese leader.
To be a crorepati dance like Anarkali
Want to be a crorepati? In Pakistan to be one, you need beauty, poise and grace of Anarkali and of course her dancing talent.