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Muslims in Nepal joined the raging worldwide debate over an US pastor's plan to burn copies of the Quran to mark 9/11 anniversary.

The management of a church-run college has rejected the plea of dismissed lecturer TJ Joseph, whose hand was chopped off by radical activists.

Mickey Pacheco's bank accounts have also been frozen and his three mobile phones taken away by the CBI.

Google and Microsoft's Bing did not apply for the Internet map service licenses in China.

Fabio Capello has announced that he will leave his job as national team manager after Euro 2012.

Ten people have been arrested in raids across Europe against computer pirates.

TV channels gear up to mark the ongoing festive season with pomp and show

They allegedly clashed outside Dadar Railway station to pocket credit for a new train service.

Julian Assange says he is not satisfied with Swedish lawyer Leif Silbersky and wants Bjorn Hurtig instead.

The 63-year-old Houllier is currently working for the French Football Federation as its technical director.

The actor is in Amsterdam with some friends on a long vacation

The BJP and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) are in talks to cobble together a government in the state, which is now under President's rule.

Out of the nine who had died, five people were from Kerala while the rest are workers from Tamil Nadu.

A local TV channel had reported that a Maoist leader met the wife of one of the 3 abducted policemen and assured their release.

Five people killed and 39 injured early on Sunday in a suicide terror attack on a military unit in Dagestan.

Her Bengali film 'Aarohan' will be screened at the festival