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From Pak, with Bollywood dreams
Right from Salma Agha of 80s to Meera of the 21st century, Bollywood has lured many Pakistani actresses.
Yahoo's new recipe for success
Yahoo plans to create a new lifestyle business largely fragmented among food industry players and niche recipe sites.
IBM launches twin initiatives in Chennai
IBM will the launch of its global "re-inventing education" programme in collaboration with the Chennai Corporation.
Sponsors regret exit of Team India
India has crashed out of Champions Trophy and Sony's hopes of raking it in on the grand finale has gone for a toss.
HC restrains BSNL on GSM contract
New Delhi High Court temporarily stopped state-run telephone service company BSNL Ltd from awarding any large contr
Parsvnath set to open IPO gate for FIIs
The Indian real estate sector is set for a giant leap with Parsvnaths' upcoming IPO further opening the doors for foreign investors.
Music eases symptoms of schizophrenia
Music therapy may help ease the depression, anxiety and emotional withdrawal symptoms of schizophrenia, says study.
NASA to proceed with Hubble repair
NASA said that it would undertake a potentially risky shuttle mission to extend the life of Hubble Space Telescope.
Interactive: Gift a groom to Ash
Wanted a groom for Bollywood’s most eligible single woman. Who do you think should marry Aishwarya Rai?
Camilla’s outfit evokes Diana memories
Camilla currently on a visit to Pakistan with husband Prince Charles, wore a Diana-like outfit at a reception in Islamabad.
Pak will focus on security: Musharraf
Pakistan would continue to maintain its minimum defensive deterrence with focus on security, Pak President Pervez Musharraf said.
Ramu's next is a trial on sex
Ram Gopal Varma says his new film will explore India's attitudes toward sex by literally putting the issue on trial.
Cancer cure isotopes executed in India
Ion beams from cyclotrons can be used to penetrate body and kill tumours with minimum damage to healthy tissues.
B'desh Prez takes over interim govt
Bangladesh President Iajuddin Ahmed on Sunday took over as the head of the interim administration.
Urban India to contribute 70% to GDP
Indian cities becoming epicentres of economic activities. The contribution of urban population to GDP is expected to touch 70 per cent.
Super-rich Indians create a UK hub
All roads for Britain's new class of super-rich Indians lead to Northwood, a quiet west London suburb.