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Tool developed for potentially noninvasive, painless fix to presbyopia helping ophthalmologists to reshape eye’s lens.

Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee tells Chinese counterpart that issues can be resolved through dialogue.

World leaders have come together to provide money, food and personnel for the earthquake hit victims in Indonesia.

The Airport Authority of India will invest about Rs 1,500 crore to modernise at least 10 non-metro airports by 2008.

The Hamas-led Palestinian government has rejected the deadline to accept a plan for a Palestinian state to exist alongside Israel.

In TN after more than 15 years, AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa came face-to-face with CM K Karunanidhi in the Assembly.

The impact of alternative energy will not be felt in the next two or three years, but signs are beginning to show now.

Gutka seller set himself on fire near podium. Police say he is not connected with anti-quota agitation.

The session will also feature issues like importance given to rural marketing efforts by the corporate sector.

Health services in hospitals affiliated to GSVM medical college in Kanpur remained affected as the strike entered the 11th day.

Hundreds attended a rally organised by medicos in Delhi against the Government’s reservation policy.

RJD MP Sadhu Yadav, accused in the multi-crore flood relief scam, surrendered before the vigilance judge in Patna.

Envoys of Dalai Lama raise demands on Tibetan autonomy and on the region’s borders, which China cannot accept.

The new Immigration Bill passed by the US Senate proposes to give citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants.

India have two tough days at the office. They atleast need to win the next One-Dayer to keep the series alive.

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, fresh from his visit to Iraq, flies to Washington for talks on Iraq with US President George W Bush.