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Amarnath Yatra concludes amidst unsettled protests
Nearly five and a half lakh pilgrims had undertaken the arduous journey.
Japanese women wrestlers rumble on Olympic mats
Defending 55kg holder Yoshida overwhelmed Canada's Tonya Verbeek 2-0 in the semis.
Jade Goody arrives in Mumbai to participate in Bigg Boss
The British celebrity is being paid £ 100,000 to take part in the show.
Steffen upsets Trickett, wins 100m freestyle gold
World record-holder Libby Trickett of Australia was pushed to the second spot.
Darsheel to star in remake of Children of Heaven
After battling dyslexia in TZP, Darsheel will now run for a pair of shoes.
Indian athletics team set to hit the track
Preeja Sridharan will fight it out in the 10,000m final on Friday.
Khade, Poseria sink; Indian challenge in pool ends
Coach said Poseria's lack of experience showed while Khade was close to his personal best.
Swedish wrestler Abrahamian refuses bronze medal
He thought he had beaten the eventual gold medallist in the 84kg division semis.
Spain basketball team's slit-eye ad 'inappropriate': IOC
In the ad the players pulled down the skin around their eyes to make them appear slanted.
Passions, politics rise as US-Cuba renew Olympic rivalry
Cuba have won Olympic golds but lost the 2000 Sydney final 4-0 to the US squad.
Venus stays on track for second singles gold
The American won singles and doubles gold in the 2000 Games in Sydney.
Illegal Bangladeshi immigrants threat to India: court
Delhi HC rejects family's plea, won’t stop their deportation.
3 guards stabbed to death in troubled China region
Third attack on govt officials in Muslim-dominated Xinjiang in a month.
North Korean Pak wins weightlifting gold
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google News20080812North Korean Pak wins weightlifting gold North Korea's Pak Hyon Suk heaved her way to the 63kg weightlifting gold medal on Tuesday as the country ended thei...
Indian Bank hikes lending rates to 14 per cent
Indian Bank raises lending rates to 14 per cent, effective from Monday.
Indian, Pakistani mafia a threat in South Africa
These crime syndicates are as active as those from Russia, China and Italy.
