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What is rain without an actress in a wet saree in Bollywood? The wetter the saree the sexier it is.

Mittal Steel says it has started discussions with Arcelor on its proposed takeover of the Luxemburg-based rival.

It takes one seed to set the ball rolling - that's the idea behind the seed ball campaign.

The Foreign Minister’s chair slipped on the oil slick and Natwar Singh’s proximity to the Gandhi family couldn’t save him.

New drug that may help overcome HIV’s growing resistance to existing antiviral drugs to be tested.

A brief history of the World Cup finals covering the tournaments from 1998 to 2002.

A brief history of the World Cup finals covering the tournaments from 1982 to 1994.

The RSS attacked the Centre's policy on reservation saying it is nothing but vote bank politics aimed dividing the Hindu society.

The Chairman of the National Scheduled Caste Commission, Suraj Bhan, feels ISRO and DRDO should be opened up for reservations.

European Commission and World Bank’s trust fund to help developing countries minimise bird flu pandemic.

Iraqi Prime Minister released nearly 600 detainees, thereby keeping his promise to ease the feud between Sunni Arabs and Shiites.

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 boasts a list of winners medals, both domestically and internationally, that few players can match.

Railway Minister Lalu Prasad on Wednesday met Mohammed Shahabuddin in Siwan jail to inquire about his health.

The soccer World Cup in Germany will provide the catalyst for TV services on mobile phones to start taking off.

Maharashtra Congress alleges NCP of not favouring coalition by supporting industrialist Rahul Bajaj in Rajya Sabha elections.