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The Congress is trying to revoke the life ban on former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin. A Congress MP from Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh, Azharuddin is serving a life ban from the BCCI for his involvement in the match-fixing scandal that...

At least 14 militants and six soldiers were killed Saturday in the latest fighting in the ongoing military operation in Pakistan's restive northwestern tribal region, the army said. Taliban and Al Qaeda involved in operations across the border in Afghanistan....

At Orissa's nearer area Posata - Manoharpur , at 9 pm Thursday night, Bilaspur Tata Passenger train's 10 coaches were derailed,so 5 passengers were died while 60 passengers were injured. One of them is still serious. This accident happened near...

New Delhi: Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif 's look-alike Barbie doll has arrived in the country. It was designed to mark Barbie's 50 years. Katrina also walked the ramp as the showstopper for the "All Doll'd Up" special show dedicated to...

Former India all-rounder Kirti Azad is least impressed at the way the home series has commenced. "I just did not see the hunger an international side needs to show. Our players are talented but they just do not look keen...

The 4th day of the test match at Ahmadabad belonged totally to the visiting Sri Lankans. The massive score of 760 for 7 wickets declared that they posted was a lesson in dedication and objectivity. The visitors knew that they...

Mamata Banerjee had announced that cheap food would be served n the trains of the Indian Railways - the first of these JAN AHAAR outlets was inaugurated in Howrah station. The pricing has been done with an eye on the...

The Burn After Reading star had been due to attend the Grand Prix Ball Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates on October 31, but failed to show up.

In this photo Seventeen school children are crammed into one of India's notoriously unstable three-wheeler taxis as they make their way to school in the city of Bhopal, India. United Nations officials urged cash-strapped governments not to cut back spending...