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Chinese sportspersons have been dominating many disciplines in the world of sports and now have set their eyes to master cricket.

The Orissa Government has identified seven sites in four districts for the steel plant proposed by Mittal Steel.

In separate incidents, terrorists gun down two policemen in Srinagar while a terrorist was gunned down in Pulwama.

Serena Williams made a spectacular return to action sweeping past Myskina in the first round of the Cincinnati Open.

Police, fire brigade personnel, bomb disposal squad and AIIMS security personnel were combing the Institute campus.

Kingfisher Airlines said it would stand by orders for Airbus' redesigned A350 mid-sized jet, provided the price does not rise.

Sadhus torched CDs and posters for a new film saying one of the songs has language offensive to their faith.

India's biggest software company TCS has posted better than expected results for the first quarter ended June 30, 2006.

Paramjeet Singh Kaur managed to dodge security at the Delhi Metro station and leaped on the tracks.

For the first time all major television networks will simultaneously air a film on 7/11 featuring PM and many celebs.

Army controls 12 per cent of state land, 62 per cent of which is in Punjab - agriculturally the richest in Pakistan.

WIPA chief Dinanath Ramnarine said the move was a breach of the earlier ruling handed down by the International Cricket Council.

ATS has launched a hunt for 100 people who had gone to the Gulf to work in the last one year for a small time period.

Pirates of the Caribbean has become the year's top-grossing film, ahead of X-Men: The Last Stand.

Model-turned-actor Milind Soman has married Myleme Jampanoi, his French co-star in the film Valley of Flowers.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday met US President George W Bush and pressed for permanent reconciliation of the issues.