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The wait is finally over. The good-hearted goon, Munnabhai, returns to the marquees on September 1.

The proposed power projects would primarily cater to the new industries that are coming up in the state.

Tests have shown that a rat may be able to identify your kith and kin by the similarities in body odour.

A Pakistani court on Monday ordered the release of Lashkar-e-Tayaba founder leader Hafeez Muhammad Saeed.

English footballers are storing stem cells of their newborns as potential future treatment for their own injuries.

The Pentagon is considering replacing nuclear warheads with conventional weapons as a measure against terrorists.

The ICC chief said he hoped Hair could continue umpiring but wasn't sure it would happen following the recent row.

Even for a man who is used to controversy, Hair offered to quit if he was paid for the loss of future earnings.

The Jet-Sahara case will come up for hearing in the Supreme Court on Monday.

Analysts believe that the outlook for equity markets is still positive and they should open with a gap up on Monday.

While the govt clearly caught off guard to deal with the deluge, those affected are getting too little, too late.

Some of the most controversial provisions of the Broadcast Bill might be dropped altogether, says Dasmunsi.

For the first time scientists have developed a way to synthesize a cancer-killing compound called rasfonin.

The Department of Posts is thinking of delivering the Tirunelveli Halwa from Tamil Nadu, through post to people.

As many as 411 MNCs out of the total 1,915 assessed were found guilty of direct tax evasion during 2005-06.

The inclusion of cricket as an official event in the 2010 Commonwealth Games is still open to speculation.