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  • Isabella Cruise: I want to move in with Nicole
    She’s moved out of the family home – now Tom Cruise’s daughter Isabella has plans to move in with her mum Nicole Kidman. According to new reports, Isabella, 17, longs for a low-key life with N
    Entertainment / 16th February 2011
  • Earl Spencer to wed for third time
    Princess Diana’s brother Charles has become engaged to a glamorous Canadian divorcee following yet another whirlwind romance. Earl Spencer, 46, is thought to have dated Karen Gordon, 38, for only four mon
    Entertainment / 16th February 2011
  • Liz Hurley's whirlwind trip is over, according to newspaper reports
    Liz Hurley's last message posted on Valentine's Day certainly indicates so. "Happy Valentine's Day!Remember,love is like a rollercoaster ride-sometimes it's exhilarating but sometimes u feel sick and want
    Entertainment / 16th February 2011
  • Clinton: I'll probably be an unbearable grandmother
    As U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton is familiar with navigating personal and political minefields in the public eye. But there's one milestone she's anticipating with apprehension: becoming a grandmothe
    Entertainment / 16th February 2011
  • Jane Seymour likes being old!
    Jane Seymoursays her wrinkles have boosted her career. The actress — who turned  60 — is convinced she’s the last actress of her age who still has “her own face” and insists h
    Entertainment / 16th February 2011
  • Iran regime calls for ‘hatred’ rally in Tehran against opposition
    This photo, taken by an individual not employed by the Associated Press and obtained by the AP outside Iran shows Iranian protestors throwing stones at anti-riot police officers, during an anti-government prote
    World / 16th February 2011
  • Military eager for Egypt to return to work
    CAIRO, February 16 (Reuters): The military hoped tens of thousands of Egyptians would heed its appeal to get back to work on Wednesday and abandon the strikes and protests that flared after the downfall of Hosn
    World / 16th February 2011
  • S.Sudan again accuses Khartoum of arming rebels
    JUBA, February 16  (AP):  Leveling serious accusations for the second day in a row, the leader of Southern Sudan's ruling party condemned the Khartoum government on Wednesday for allegedly arming sout
    World / 16th February 2011
  • IMF recommends troubled Kabul Bank be wound down
    KABUL, February 16 (AP):  The International Monetary Fund is recommending that Afghanistan's troubled Kabul Bank be placed into receivership and then quickly sold off as part of a broader effort to stabili
    World / 16th February 2011
  • Never felt like resigning, I have a job to do: PM
    New Delhi, February 16 (PTI):  Admitting that “some compromises” have to be made in managing a coalition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday declared that his government will bring the
    India / 16th February 2011
  • India-US Strategic Dialogue on April 6
    Washington, February 16 (Agencies): India and the US would hold the second round of their Strategic Dialogue in New Delhi on April 6 during which Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would lead the American side,
    India / 16th February 2011
  • ‘Progress in talks if Pak addresses 26/11 concern’
    New Delhi, February 16 (PTI): As it prepares to resume dialogue with Pakistan, India on Wednesday said any “meaningful progress” in the process can take place only if Islamabad takes concrete steps
    India / 16th February 2011
  • Boy dies trying to save sister from molesters
    Kolkata, february 16 (Agencies):  Kolkata Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today visited the family of Rajib Das in Barasat, who died on Tuesday after being  stabbed by a group of miscreants whe
    India / 16th February 2011
  • Govt has 90 ways to tap your phone
    Mumbai, February 16 (Agencies): Irrespective of the Supreme Court saying that eavesdropping violates right to life and privacy,he government has bought 90 systems so far enabling intelligence agents to track, h
    India / 16th February 2011
  • Pranab meets Sushma and Jaitley in a bid to break JPC logjam
    New Delhi, February 16 (Agencies): After the clearest signal from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on JPC formation to probe 2G spectrum scam, government on Wednesday made a fresh bid to end deadlock in Parliament
    India / 16th February 2011
  • Debate on multiculturalism — again
    From time to time in Britain, a cry goes up that multiculturalism has failed. The debate then quickly, almost seamlessly, turns to the problem of “integrating” the Muslim community with the wider Br
    Infocus / 16th February 2011
  • Just when you thought rock’n’roll was dead...
    It took just one song to be uploaded to the internet last summer to incite a music-industry frenzy; three minutes of vintage, brash, no-messing, rock'n'roll. After The Vaccines debuted "If You Wanna",
    Infocus / 16th February 2011
  • Valuabale Information
    1.    If you see children Begging anywhere in INDIA , please contact: "RED SOCIETY" at 9940217816. They will help the children for their studies.2.    Where you can searc
    Infocus / 16th February 2011
  • Questions of accountability
    The report of the Comptroller and Auditor General on the 2G spectrum deals, submitted in November 2010, revealed a presumptive loss caused to the Central government of about Rs.1.76 lakh crore. This is the larg
    Infocus / 16th February 2011
  • The "Reform" of Kings and Masters
    With a troubled eye toward Egypt, and in fidgety counteraction to the political unrest there, Jordan's King Abdullah has replaced the whole of his cabinet, directing the new prime minister to undertake "tr
    Infocus / 16th February 2011
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