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  • No. 1 in America HT - Mon, Oct 26

    He was across the Atlantic when ?the biggest moment? of his career happened. The 28-year-old Indian-origin Briton turned New Yorker, Jay Sean?s song Down had dethroned megaband Black Eyed Peas as the No. 1 single in America on October 7.

  • Now Italians lure Indians to drink their wines HT - Tue, Oct 20

    The latest international winemaker to fly to Mumbai to promote his wines is Chef Rolando Ruiz Beramendi, social director of Allegrini wines. Allegrini is a 70 hectare family-run wine estate in the lush, hilly Veneto region of north Italy, the country?s most famous wine-growing area.

  • US charges former NASA, Pentagon scientist with espionage HT - Tue, Oct 20

    A US scientist was arrested on Monday and charged with attempted espionage after trying to sell secret documents to an undercover agent he believed was an Israeli spy, the US Justice Department said.

  • Switzerland willing to share info on bank accounts HT - Tue, Oct 20

    Switzerland on Monday hinted it would be willing to share information with India about the bank accounts of tax defaulters after the two sides revise the existing treaty on double taxation in December.

  • Using dance to blend East with the West HT - Mon, Oct 19

    Shobana Jeyasingh and her dance company have blurred the boundaries between East and West. She has created a new form of dance ? a seamless integration between Bharatnatyam and modern western classical dance.

  • Gang war leaves 12 dead in Rio de Janeiro HT - Mon, Oct 19

    At least 12 people, including two policemen, were killed during shootouts between rival drug gangs in Rio de Janeiro on the weekend, officials said.

  • Death toll rises to 42 in Iran attack HT - Mon, Oct 19

    The death toll rose to 42 after an apparent suicide bomb attack against Iran's Revolutionary Guards in southeastern Iran, Press TV reported on Monday.

  • Human rights groups blast new Ugandan anti-gay bill HT - Fri, Oct 16

    Human rights groups have blasted Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which includes a section that would introduce the death penalty for the offence of "aggravated homosexuality".

  • France offers help for NSG HT - Fri, Oct 16

    GIGN, National Gendarmerie Intervention Group, the French anti-terrorist force has offered India to provide special training to NSG commandos.

  • US working to squeeze terror funding of LeT, al Qaeda, Taliban HT - Fri, Oct 16

    The US has begun to squeeze the funding and flow of money to terrorist organisations in the Af-Pak region including the Taliban, al Qaeda, the Haqqani network and Laskhar-e-Taiba, and keeping a tab on "hawala" transactions, a top Obama Administration official has said.

  • What's Cancer HT - Fri, Oct 16

    Cancer is diseases in which a group of cells display uncontrolled growth, which generally goes beyond the normal limits. Thwere may also be invasion or destruction of adjacent tissues and sometimes they spread to other parts of body via lymph or blood. Mostly cancers make a form of tumor but in case of leukemia, they don't.

  • Penelope's ring sparks engagement rumours HT - Wed, Oct 14

    Penelope Cruz has appeared at the premiere of her new film wearing a ring on her left hand, sparking a new round of speculation that she's engaged to boyfriend Javier Bardem.

  • Mumbai climate crusader climbs roof of UK Parliament HT - Tue, Oct 13

    Among the activists who scaled the roof of the British Parliament building on Sunday to protest the world's indifference to climate change was a 29-year-old Mumbai youth, Brikesh Singh.

  • First Michael Jackson song since his death released HT - Tue, Oct 13

    Michael Jackson?s This Is It was launched online on Monday and is the first song to be released after his death.

  • ISS 20th crew delivers results of space experiments HT - Mon, Oct 12

    A Soyuz anding module carrying Gennady Padalka (Russia), Michael Barratt (NASA) and Canadian space tourist Guy Laliberte have touched down Kazakh steppe.

  • Virus may be cause of chronic fatigue HT - Mon, Oct 12

    A virus recently linked to prostate cancer is a new suspect in chronic fatigue syndrome. US scientists tested blood from 101 patients and found two-thirds carried it.

  • India a climate change deal maker: Jairam HT - Mon, Oct 12

    Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh said on Saturday that India will come to Copenhagen in December as an ?interested party? and a ?deal maker, not a deal breaker?.

  • French minister clings to job after 'sex with boys' row HT - Fri, Oct 9

    France's Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand appeared to have saved his job on Friday after an emotional television appearance in which he admitted paying for sex with men but angrily rejected paedophilia charges.

  • Nobel Peace Prize Winners 2008-1901 HT - Fri, Oct 9

    India, Oct. 9 -- 2008 The prize goes to: MARTTI AHTISAARI for his important efforts, on several continents and over more than three decades, to resolve international conflicts. 2007 The prize goes to: INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (IPCC) and ALBERT ARNOLD ( AL) GORE JR.

  • French culture minister accused of paedophilia HT - Fri, Oct 9

    A French police union said on Thursday it will ask the Paris public prosecutor to open an investigation of Culture Minister Frederic Mitterand on possible charges of soliciting a minor.


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