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Cops consult CBI for Noida narco tests
Noida Police said the narco-analysis of the two serial killing accused was crucial to be tie up some loose ends.
Hold free, fair polls: India to B'desh
India called for a free and fair election in Bangladesh, where polls are due to be held on January 22.
SC won't intervene in Noida killings
The Supreme Court declined to entertain a plea seeking CBI inquiry into the serial killings at Nithari village.
NRI sells 'spiritual qualities' cream, held
A man of Indian origin has been fined for selling creams claiming to spiritually heal eczema but had steroids.
Prasanth's wife tells her sob story
Wife of popular Tamil actor Prasanth, who has not been staying with him for a year, filed a petition in a family court against him.
PM reaches out to BJP leaders
The Government on Tuesday briefed BJP top leadership on India's relations with Pakistan, Nepal and other neighbouring countries.
Sneak Peek: Star power in Eklavya
Vinod Chopra Chopra’s multi-starrer Eklavya – The Royal Guard is all set for a big release in February this year.
Markets end strong: Nifty above 4,000
The markets ended higher on the first working day of the year led by good buying interest by mutual funds and retail investors.
Govt weighs Indian-AI merger options
Official sources say that the Government is considering several routes for the merger of the Indian and Air India.
Trinamool sets term for talks
Party wants Bengal government to remove prohibitory orders in Singur, takes out rally in Kolkata.
I've always craved for marriage: Sush
Sushmita Sen says she believes in fate and is confident that she will someday find the right man to marry.
PM gets high rating among youth
Top metros across the country have given a thumbs-up to Dr Manmohan Singh’s performance as Prime Minister.
An old-age home for cats and dogs
Ashok has set up an 'old age home-cum-permanent shelter' for abandoned dogs and cats at Injambakkam near Chennai.
Wharton kids take lessons on Metro rail
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's construction of world-class rail system in congested Delhi has inspired Wharton students.
Meet Chitra, 1st Indian head of BBC
Dr Chitra Bharucha, Indian-born doctor, has been appointed as the acting Chairperson of British Broadcasting Corporation.
New Years with beedi bundle, stray dog
For over 1,50,000 homeless in the national capital it was just another day of a numbing battle for survival.