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Trust to help countries against bird flu
European Commission and World Bank’s trust fund to help developing countries minimise bird flu pandemic.
Iraqi PM releases nearly 600 prisoners
Iraqi Prime Minister released nearly 600 detainees, thereby keeping his promise to ease the feud between Sunni Arabs and Shiites.
Party animals ride to Hell for 666
A tiny town, Hell, threw itself open for a once-in-a-millenium party to mark the passage of June 6, 2006 or 6-6-6.
Thierry Henry: Man of pace and poise
Thierry Henry boasts a list of winners medals, both domestically and internationally, that few players can match.
When Lalu met Shahabuddin in jail
Railway Minister Lalu Prasad on Wednesday met Mohammed Shahabuddin in Siwan jail to inquire about his health.
Soccer mania to kickstart mobile TV
The soccer World Cup in Germany will provide the catalyst for TV services on mobile phones to start taking off.
Don't support Bajaj: Cong tells NCP
Maharashtra Congress alleges NCP of not favouring coalition by supporting industrialist Rahul Bajaj in Rajya Sabha elections.
Hingis enters French Open quarters
Tuesday will represent the fifth consecutive day on court for Martina Hingis, who is enjoying a renaissance at age 25.
Atal's Rahul rap doesn't impress Uma
Uma Bharti criticises Atal Behari Vajpayee for his comments on Rahul Mahajan episode, says it leaves a bad impression.
No 'poison pill' for Mittal: Arcelor
Arcelor CEO insisted that his steel group had not resorted to a 'poison pill' in its battle against a takeover bid by Mittal.
Top US General arrives in New Delhi
Asia's security and the US-India military ties topped the agenda during talks between US Marine Gen and Indian officials.
Sensex ends up shedding 238 pts
The stock markets failed to sustain Friday's rally and plunged by 238 points on across-the-board selling pressure.
What makes the rave parties rock
The use of drugs has become rampant in the country and Delhi and other metros are also joining the party.
Heinze says he's fit to start in WC
Argentina defender Gabriel Heinze says he has won his battle to be fit for the World Cup.
Crouch gets hat-trick in goal riot
Striker Peter Crouch scored a hat-trick as England ran riot in a 6-0 victory over Jamaica.
Brazilians vote 1970 team as the best
Pele said the 1970 World Cup winning team would have defeated the 2006 team as they were more organised.