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CAS roll out creates inconvenience
A South Delhi resident complained that cable operators were demanding more money than prescribed by the Govt.
US nurse recalls softer side of Saddam
Saddam wrote poetry, told of reading his children bedtime stories and fed birds bread crusts saved from his meal.
2006, the deadliest year for journalists
The year 2006 was the worst year for journalists since 1994, as many died while at work, says media watchdog.
Saddam hanging a 'sad event': Pak
Pakistan, in a low-key reaction on Saturday, described Saddam’s execution as a "sad event".
Bush slept through Saddam execution
Bush went to bed shortly before Saddam Hussein was hanged took place, with instructions not to be woken up.
Party prays, organises yagna for Mamata
The Bankura unit of Trinamool Congress organised a yagna to pray for the early recovery of Mamata Banerjee.
Saddam village in Kerala in mourning
The people of "Saddam Beach" hamlet staged a protest and shouted anti-US slogans to condemn the execution of Saddam.
Furtado was to sing in RDB: Rehman
Nelly Furtado was to originally feature on the soundtrack of the film Rang De Basanti, composer A R Rehman said.
Indians protest Saddam's execution
There have been massive protests across the country following the execution of deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.
Muslim groups divided on Saddam
The Muslim community seems to be divided on sectarian lines with Sunnis expressing anger while Shias justifying the hanging.
Congress condemns Saddam hanging
The Congress party leaders condemned the execution of Saddam Hussein saying it was carried out with "undue haste."
Mamata responding well to treatment
Mamata Banerjee admitted to a city nursing home after ending her hunger strike is responding well to treatment.
Saddam's half-brother not executed: Officials
Iraq's National Security adviser said Saddam's half-brother and former judge have not yet been executed.
Hot air balloon marriage on Saturday
Jaipur is all set to witness India's first wedding in a hot air balloon on Saturday .
Guess what Indians want to do in '07!
67 per cent of Indians promise to exercise more and 74 per cent plan a better home-work balance in the New Year,
Dust the house, cut breast cancer risk
Women doing household chores like dusting, mopping and vacuuming may reduce their risk of breast cancer, says study.