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The markets have opened the week in the positive terrain with selling pressure witnessed in IT and refineries.

India will depend on their spearheads Leander Paes and Sania Mirza as they launch their tennis campaign at the Asian Games on Monday.

David Nalbandian overpowered Nikolay Davydenko to pull Argentina level in their Davis Cup final against Russia.

Three days into Doha 2006, the Asian Games have gone through its own ups and downs.

A high level committee has been formed to suggest steps to implement the findings of the Sachar panel in education.

Extreme poverty drove the cart-puller in Barak Valley to sell his newborn daughter three days after she was born.

The richest people in China paid less tax in 2006 than the year before despite their growing wealth, says report.

Pre-paid SIM cards would be activated only after the copies of documentary proof submitted by the customer.

A day after violent dalit protests across Maharashtra crippled normal life, the state woke up to a calm day.

Four executives were rescued by firefighters on Thursday evening after a fire broke out in the IT park in Chandigarh.

N Korea agreed in principle to scrap its nuclear weapons programme in return for economic and security incentives.

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The tree-killing bugs in the forests may actually help prevent wildfires rather than fuel them as feared, says study.

Baba Ramdev said that Mahamta Gandhi's non-violence alone did not achieve freedom for the country.

The mobile application on Deepak Chopra’s latest book could focus more on romance and spirituality than sex.

Carbon emissions have risen sharply due to a rise in charcoal consumption and lack of new energy efficiency gains.