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That Asian Sound
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsYou know that the Indian/Asian sound has truly arrived when the second half kick-off of an English Premiership match starts off to the tune of Mundeya De Dil Hilgay...
Supermodel Naomi Campbell arrested
Campbell was charged with assault for throwing her cell phone at her housekeeper after accusing her of stealing clothes.
Ranbaxy acquires Ethimed in Belgium
Ranbaxy has termed the Ethimed acquisition as modest compared with the Terapia deal. This acquisition is a part of Ranbaxy's Europe expansion plan.
Markets end higher on fund-based buying
The markets ended higher on huge fund-based buying. Gains were seen in pharma, metal, FMCG, oil, technology and capital goods stocks.
Vote for DMK, get a free TV
Karunanidhi and Jayalalitha compete to woo voters with promises. He promises colour TVs and she free bicycles
Rebel rap for Congress in Kerala
Rebel candidates pop up ahead of Assembly polls, say party should have consulted them before deciding whom to field in elections
No more B-line at top biz schools
Top recruiters are looking beyond the best B-schools and engineering colleges in the country and handsome salaries are on offer.
Doc or devil? | Tell us your story
A two-year-old girl who contracted HIV allegedly during a blood transfusion at the government medical college in Thiruvananthapuram died on Saturday.
In pics: Romancing with the Toy Train
The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway or the Darjeeling Toy Train, which has ferried Mahatma Gandhi, Rudyard Kipling and Raj era sahibs, is over 150 years old.
Girl kills mother, sisters for love
A college student allegedly murdered her mother and two younger sisters in Tamil Nadu on Monday after they told her she couldn't marry the man she loved.
Dravid walks out of press meet
What put off the skipper was chaos and unruly scenes which drowned Dravid's replies even as the conference had just begun.
A lot of glory, some shame for India
The India contingent had a rich haul of medals but the celebration were clouded by the doping and sex scandal.
Victims of their own creativity
Art imitates life, but in an era of imitation, it imitates itself, too. After counterfeit drugs and fake designer wear, it is now art that is under attack.
India get silver after high drama
The Indian quartet, who came home in 3:29.57 seconds, had initially finished third behind England who were lated disqualified.
Get your DVD player to behave itself
If you've spent your hard earned money to purchase a DVD player and then find out that the player and the DVDs not working. Here's how to solve the problem.
'Faulty' pistol ends Jung's gold bid
The 35-year-old finished the Games with five gold, one silver and bronze medal, narrowly missing the Commonwealth record.