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The former Chhattisgarh CM is admitted to Escorts Hospital in New Delhi as his supporters pray for his speedy recovery.

A Taliban spokesman Qari Mohammed Yousaf revealed the exact location of the body to a news agency in a satellite phone conversation.

Better late than never. The results of the report that looked into the 1985 bombing of Air India Flight 182 is to be released on Wednesday.

The 36th International Film Festival of India kicks off in Goa on Thursday. The festival will screen 116 films from 32 countries.

Sharon has formed a new centrist party, National Responsibility, and has asked the President to order fresh elections in March 2006.

David Nalbandian broke Federer's record of winning 24 consecutive finals enroute to winning the Shanghai Masters.

After the completion of her two-day police custody, Bedi was remanded to judicial custody till November 25.

A 100-acre convention centre, financed by Unitech, is being planned in Kolkata where all IT companies will set up their base.

In villages and migrant camps in Jammu, barbers are becoming a force that warn people against the dangers of HIV AIDS.

The Child Welfare Department will ensure that Budhia will not be allowed to participate in more than 10 km marathons.

Ranbaxy is awaiting approvals for another 47 products in the US and is also eyeing other international markets like Europe.

The PMK can say all it wants on Kushboo but the big guns in Tamil Nadu politics are keeping quiet.

Ace-fielder Jonty Rhodes is to conduct three-day fielding lessons for a select group of 15 cricketers at Cricket Club of India.

The LTTE have said they do not trust either candidate in Sri Lankan's presidential poll.

Bird flu virus has killed one person in China confirming the spread of the deadly virus into people in China.

The Left sells the Great Eastern Hotel to Lalit Suri who was once called 'a hotel scamster' by the party in West Bengal.