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Boeing will make India an offer for warplanes, competing against half a dozen other defence firms from US and Europe.

FIFA had announced in March that all players participating in the World Cup could be subjected to surprise doping tests.

When asked about the cause of Rahul's ailment, the doctors at Apollo hospital said it was being looked into.

Iran fought back to beat Bosnia 5-2 in a warm-up match, which raised serious questions about their defence in Germany.

Though officials say they are ready for the monsoons this time, residents struggle to cope with the early rains.

The growth is higher than earlier estimates of 8.1 per cent GDP growth during 2005-06.

As aid is arriving in Indonesia for the victims of earthquake, many of its remote villages are yet to receive the aids.

Ramadoss - a doctor by qualification - also attented to patients at AIIMS as a "symbolic gesture".

China is not threat for India but terrorism is menace for world peace, says Defence Minister, who is on a China visit.

Agitating students have adopted the surname bharat to express their displeasure against the quota policy.

Edwards and Taylor not only share the new ball for the West Indies but are the new hope of fast bowling for their team.

A man’s fertility decreases by up to 70 per cent after he turns 40, says an international study.

NAM was all set to back Iran in its nuclear standoff with the US and condemn Israel for occupying Palestinian land.

CBSE plans to introduce scholarships for girls plus give exams a makeover from the coming year.

National Executive resolution demands reservation for most backward people among OBCs, accuses UPA of dividing society.