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At least 16 people were killed and 50 injured overnight in Italy when a freight ...
An Airbus A310-300 from Yemen with 153 people on board, including 66 French nationals, crashed ...
Iraq regained full control of its towns and cities on Tuesday as U.S. troops pulled ...
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Tuesday hailed his disputed re-election as a victory for the Iranian ...
Standing by your man suddenly seems to be going out of fashion for some American ...
Iraq auctioned contracts to run eight giant oil and gas fields on Tuesday as it ...
Ten years and $325 million later, an ambitious sea bridge aimed at easing Mumbai's notorious ...
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, India's top software services firm by sales, sees flat business growth ...
The BSE Sensex fell 2 percent on Tuesday, but rallied by almost a half during ...
India's "untouchable queen" who is one of the country's best-known politicians has come under fire ...

‘Flash funky nail shades for impact’

A crazy hairdo and wacky attire are striking, but what about your nails? Colour them in funky shades too to make a statement, says British nail technician Jacqui Jefford. Jacqui says this is the right time to wear crazy nails ...
‘Flash funky nail shades for impact’

‘New York’ grosses 35 cr

Yash Raj films' latest movie 'New York', which released worldwide on June 26, has grossed Rs 35 crore in its three day first weekend. The film has broken all earlier opening weekend collection records for 2009, a statement from Yash Raj ...
‘New York’ grosses 35 cr

No cheques, no balances

Rajini, a widow in Chennai, was mistakenly given Rs 22 lakhs from the ABN-AMRO bank account of Ravi, her dead husband. A month later, the bank discovered the error that it had made. It asked Rajini to return the money. ...
No cheques, no balances

Temple to be developed

The Shiv temple at Nariyan Bagh in North Kashmir would be developed as tourist spot, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Speaker Mohammad Akbar Lone said today. Every effort would be made to restore the past glory of the temple and it ...
Temple to be developed

I’m not an alcoholic

He denies being an alcoholic, but troubled Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds concedes he is a binge drinker and struggles to cope with the attention that comes with being an international cricketer. "I'm not an alcoholic. I've been diagnosed as a binge ...
I’m not an alcoholic

Best rise in 17 years

The BSE Sensex fell 2 percent on Tuesday, but rallied by almost a half during April-June in its biggest quarterly gain in 17 years as investors rode on signs of an economic recovery and hopes for market-friendly policies. The outlook for ...
30 June 2009 | Read the full story

‘New York’ grosses 35 cr

Yash Raj films' latest movie 'New York', which released worldwide on June 26, has grossed Rs 35 crore in its three day first weekend. The film has broken all earlier opening weekend collection records for 2009, a statement from Yash Raj ...
30 June 2009 | Read the full story

Cong, BJP spar over report

New Delhi, Jun 30: The Liberhan Commission report on Babri Masjid demolition today gave a handle to Congress to attack BJP which responded by alleging that the ruling party at the Centre has "begun its conspiracy". Non-Congress parties and Muslim groups ...
30 June 2009 | Read the full story

Temple to be developed

The Shiv temple at Nariyan Bagh in North Kashmir would be developed as tourist spot, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Speaker Mohammad Akbar Lone said today. Every effort would be made to restore the past glory of the temple and it ...
29 June 2009 | Read the full story

For holidays, join government jobs

June - 30 - 2009 By: TDI Bureau Respond

Government employees work for less than 100 days a year
When it comes to official holidays, nothing can surpass the liberty that India’s government employees enjoy. At a time when people around the world (including India) are leaving no stone unturned to hold on to a job and work productively to bring out their nations from [...]

Breaking Shibboleths

June - 30 - 2009 By: TDI Bureau Respond

The new Muslim MPs who have been elected to the fifteenth Lok Sabha from across political parties best exemplify the new India. Voted from multi-ethnic parliamentary constituencies, there is no question of an en bloc, so-called Muslim vote bank. In exclusive interviews with TSI, the MPs reveal that unlike some previous elections, this time votes [...]

‘Flash funky nail shades for impact’

June - 30 - 2009 By: TDI Bureau Respond

A crazy hairdo and wacky attire are striking, but what about your nails? Colour them in funky shades too to make a statement, says British nail technician Jacqui Jefford. Jacqui says this is the right time to wear crazy nails with loads of attitude and confidence.
“I have seen people carrying crazy hair styles and dresses [...]