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Mittal has raised the offer by a third and dropped the demand for family control over the combined global steel giant.

Are power backups the answer to load-shedding problems in the NCR? The electricity department says they are not to be blamed.

England must be ready to repeat Liverpool's FA Cup heroics if they want to win the World Cup, says Jamie Carragher.

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said diplomacy still remains the main tool to handle the Iran crisis.

An 853 point nosedive and yet analysts say that if you're here to author the long-term story, you have nothing to worry about.

In a landmark judgment, SC has ruled that the statement of a woman can be enough to establish that she has been raped.

UP CM Mulayam Singh Yadav alleged that the UPA govt at the Centre was targeting Jaya Bachachan as part of political vendetta.

Medha Patkar seeks President’s intervention to stop Narmada dam construction ensuring rehabilitation of the displaced.

His autobiography sold in millions. Now former US president Bill Clinton is back with a book he hopes would 'touch hearts'.

In a breathless race through Paris, London, and beyond, Robert Langdon matches wits with a faceless powerbroker.

The financial regulators of Luxembourg, France, Belgium and Spain must give their approval to Mittal's offer.

Nationalist Congress Party leader Chhagan Bhujbal is holding a pro-reservation demonstration in Mumbai.

According to Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger there's no better soccer school than the streets. There's nothing that can teach the aggression of the streets.

Bush's decision to deploy 6,000 troops to secure US-Mexico border is unlikely to please either Democrats or Bush's own Republican party.

Medical services were disrupted in various cities as docs took out rallies, raised slogans and burnt Arjun's effigies.

The EU made it lucid that Mittal Steel's bid to takeover Arcelor would be resolute on the basis of business and not nationality.