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Sixty-one per cent of Americans oppose George Bush's plan to send more troops to Iraq, according to survey.

Serena struggled en route to beat unseeded Anne Kremer of Luxemborg in a second round encounter in Melbourne.

The magazine’s cover story said that despite having studied at universities abroad, Rahul has failed to earn a degree.

Most of the 'lost' ones are getting reunited with their kin thanks to the service being rendered by two voluntary organisations.

The Kerala government will open a new technical university as an attempt to overhaul the educational sector.

Mangliks run the risk of danger to life, unhappiness at domestic front and dissatisfaction in matrimony.

Abhishek Bachchan’s love life is out in the open now and he is finally more than willing to talk about it.

Maria Sharapova has entered the second round of the Australian Open by beating Camille Pin of France.

Baba Sehgal claims that the participants in Bigg Boss are pretending all the time and not being themselves.

The hearing of the rape and brutal murders of four members of a Dalit family in Khaiarlanji begun on Monday.

Come the elections next time, and you may no longer see the flurry of exit polls.

Sensex surged by 73 points to close at a record high of 14,129.64 point on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

Several poverty-stricken fisherwomen in Chennai have resorted to selling their kidneys to eke out a living.

Real Madrid coach Fabio Cappello came out with a statement saying that Beckham would not play for the club anymore.

Richard Gere praised Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy's initiative to stay at the home of an HIV affected person.

The verdict on the vexed Ayodhya issue – expected this year – has already started creating ripples in religious circles.