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All those who have been eager to catch the first glimpse of bride Bipasha Basu and groom Karan Singh Grover, the wait is over.
Islamic State is likely to step up "the pace and lethality" of its attacks in the months ahead as it seeks to fan the flames of international conflict.
Samsung is said to be planning a service similar to Apple’s iPhone upgrade program that allows users to own the new smartphones directly from Apple without getting locked into the two-year contract plan by carriers.
Modi has asked the panel to submit its report at the beginning of the upcoming session, but the committee has appealed for more time.
According to initial reports, Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Zoo officials are now being criticised by the Georgian government for failing to provide reliable information on the whereabout of several animals who escaped the zoo following severe flooding.
In the Preliminary Enquiry (PE) the CBI has concluded that it was due to failure in property business and not because of his alleged one sided affair with an IAS batch mate.
"We will continue the combat operations and will try not to make the same mistakes that we made in the past."
Three bodies were found on the busy Mathura expressway on Tuesday with identification documents belonging to other people, police said.
A group of persons on Friday chased away lovers assembled at Jubilee Park in Jamshedpur and made a bonfire of Valentine's Day greeting cards before being rounded up by the police.
Metals, Oil and Gas are taking the market higher with some support from the auto and pharma stocks.
The government on Thursday said it is hopeful of achieving 80 per cent literacy rate by 2015. "Our efforts are being upscaled and I see no difficulty in achieving 80 per cent literacy rate by 2015," Human Resource Development Minister MM Pallam Raju said...
The Home Secretary said initially there would be problems for everyone as many people lost their lives and many are still missing.
