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S Korea leader attacked at rally
South Korea's Opposition leader was attacked at a public rally. A man weilding a box cutter slashed her across her face.
Vit D intake helps lungs function well
A recent study suggests that teens with low dietary intake of vitamin D are likely to have low lung function.
Euphoria sings along with medicos
Euphoria joined medicos in their agitation against proposed reservation for OBCs in higher educational institutes.
Mkt crash: CPI-M blames UPA
CPI-M blamed the UPA govt for not taking adequate measures to check speculation by the FIIs and safeguard the interests of small investors.
No N-weapons for Iran: China, Germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and the Chinese President have agreed that Iran must not have nuclear weapons.
Stay invested: FM tells investors
FM said that the system was in place and assured that government would provide all assistance to overcome liquidity problem.
Fusion problem cracked, energy in sight?
Experts are not too optimistic about the energy due to several challenges that ITER designers are facing.
In-Depth: Kashmir Monitor
It's a paradise lost. As Kashmir grapples with terrorism and struggles to regain its dignity, IBN Live keeps a close watch.
China completes Three Gorges dam
More than 1.13 million people have been relocated to make way for the dam and its reservoir, according to an official estimate.
'Captured' Taliban commander still at large
It was not possible to confirm whether the caller was indeed the 40-year-old Taliban commander Mulla Dadullah Akhund.
Hemingway high in US-Cuba ties
Look, who is playing peace-maker between the usually feuding Havana and Washington! Ernest Hemingway, who else.
I am too punctual, says Neha
Bollywood beauty Neha Dhupia is shooting commercials and makes sure she reaches the venue bang on time.
Drug to quit smoking introduced
A new drug to quit smoking introduced. Also a study finds that overweight mothers deliver bigger babies.
US seeks to contain Iran in Gulf
US is developing a strategy with Iran's neighbours to spread sophisticated missile defence systems across the Gulf.
Saddam's novel released in Japan
Saddam Hussein's third novel called Devil's Dance has been released in Japan after it was banned in Jordan last year.
Medicos strike enters seventh day
Nationwide protests over reservation enter seventh day as students, parents and medical faculty took out a massive protest march.