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Jagan Mohan Reddy concludes his Odarpu Yatra
Counting begins for Telangana by-polls
Zardari cancels UK visit after Camerons hostile remarks
John Abraham talks about forthcoming flick Aashayein
Arcelor Mittal profits up as demand for steel rises
Snake Boat Race in Kerala preparations
Family history of male breast cancer leads to high perception of risk
Action against hate-mongering terror camps is in Paks own interest : Editorial
The recent arrest of five US origin terror suspects in Sargodha (Pak Punjab) has raised serious concerns about the massive extremist indoctrination and terror training centres being run in the country. ANI
No more boob jobs for Italian girls under 18, orders govt
Italy has decided to ban under 18 girls from undergoing breast enhancement or other plastic surgery. ANI
Geneva Convention prohibits arrest of foreign diplomats: Malik
Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said foreign diplomats cannot be apprehended in the country, as doing so would violate the Geneva Convention. ANI
BBC personalities blast Top Talent league table
Top BBC personalities have blasted the production of a Top Talent league table that has ranked big names in four divisions according to their popularity. ANI
Naked Oz women caught in street fight
A 26-year-old Aussie women was taken into custody after being caught fighting naked on the street with another woman. ANI
After charity bash snub, Robinhos City future looks bleak
Robinho has attracted Manchester City boss Mark Hughess wrath after snubbing the clubs charity Christmas party for children. And now his future at City looks bleak. ANI
Hindus upset over remarks of Murdoch run Fox News that holy river Ganges sounds like a disease
Hindus are protesting against the Fox News channel for remarks that river Ganges (whom Hindus consider holy) sounds like a disease. ANI
Four suspected Blackwater operatives arrested in Islamabad
Four alleged agents of American spy agency Blackwater were arrested by Pakistani security agencies while they were trying to forcibly trying to enter into Lahore Cantonment on Saturday. ANI
Pak must do more against extremists groups like Lashkar : Clinton
Pressing Pakistan to do more against terror groups such as the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that Islamabads support in the Afghan war is critical for the success of the international effort to destroy and dismantle the Al-Qaeda and Taliban network in the region. ANI
Rehman Maliks replacement as Pak Interior Minister seems imminent
As part of the ongoing reshuffle of the Pakistani cabinet, Interior Minister Rehman Maliks much talked about portfolio change seems imminent. ANI
The man who married 30 times dies
The man who made headlines for having been married 30 times has died aged 81 at his Kampung Pasir Akar home. ANI
Duchess of Cornwall takes Kate Middletons charity to heart over Xmas
Prince Charles better half Camilla Parker Bowles has been becoming increasingly close to his sons girlfriend Kate Middleton, it was said. ANI
UK inquiry committee to hear Blair give Iraq War evidence, but in secret
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair may soon give evidence related to the 2003 Iraq War, but in secret, to the Lord Chilcot Inquiry Committee. ANI
Pak govt unlikely to abolish 17th amendment in December
Despite several assurances to the Opposition, the Pakistan Government is unlikely to abolish the 17th amendment in December - a move that will delay power transfer from President Zardari to Prime Ministers office. ANI
98-year-old woman accused of murdering 100-year-old roommate
A 98-year-old American woman has been accused of killing her roommate, aged 100, in a nursing home. ANI
Miss Gibraltar is Miss World 2009
Miss Gibraltar Kaiane Aldorino has been crowned the Miss World 2009 in Johannesburg. ANI
Queen to hand over public duties to Prince William
Queen Elizabeth II will hand over significant public duties to her grandson Prince William as part of preparations for the day when he becomes king, according to reports. ANI
Experts unanimous about Islamic extremism taking firm root in US
Terrorism experts agree militant Islam is becoming an American problem. ANI
US should address Paks concern over troop surge in Afghanistan: Zardari
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has expressed concern over the US troop surge in Afghanistan, saying that Islamabad should be taken into confidence on the deployment of 30,000 additional troops on the Pak-Afghan border. ANI
Brit authorities allowed Manchester terror suspects to work as security guards
The British Home Office had allowed all the ten members of a suspected Islamic terror group, who were arrested earlier this year on charges of plotting attacks on nigh clubs and shopping centres in Manchester, to work as security guards in the country, it has emerged. ANI
Pak finally admits US using Shamsi airbase in Balochistan
: Pakistan, for the first time, has admitted that the Shamsi airbase in Balochistan is being used by the US forces for logistical purposes. ANI
Husband charged with killing Brit Indian mother of two
The estranged husband of a mother-of-two Brit Indian woman Geeta Aulakh who was found in the street with her hand severed has been charged with her murder. ANI
Pak has rejected Taliban chiefs offer for dialogue four times: Malik
Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik has claimed that Islamabad has rejected Pak Taliban chief Hakeemullah Mehsuds offer for dialogue at least four times. ANI
Prince William, girlfriend celebrate his flying success with West End show
Prince William and girlfriend Kate Middleton reportedly celebrated the royals passing of his flying exams with a West End show. ANI
Lashkar planning several Mumbai-style attacks on India
The Lashkar-e-Taiba has reportedly been planning one or more additional Mumbai-style attacks on India. ANI
US pressing Pak to do more against Afghan Taliban: Holbrooke
US Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Holbrooke has said that Washington is trying to press Pakistan to do more against the Afghani Taliban thriving on Pak-Afghani border. ANI
Pak flip-flop on Waziristan, says offensive is still on
Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has backtracked on his earlier statement that the Pakistani militarys ground offensive against the Taliban in South Waziristan is over. ANI
Pak woman, 20, shamefully auctioned in public for 2,70,000 rupees
Bhutto village here. ANI
US terror suspects to be interrogated in Lahore by joint investigation team
All five US origin terror suspects, who were arrested from Sargodha earlier this week, have been shifted to Lahore, for further interrogation by a joint investigation team. ANI
US terror suspects moved to Lahore for further interrogation
All five US origin terror suspects, who were arrested from Sargodha earlier this week, have been shifted to Lahore, for further interrogation by a joint investigation team. ANI
Climate change: India, China may force Australia to pay to secure deal
Developing countries like India and China could force Australia to pay a hefty sum to enable them to cope with climate change in return for a deal in Copenhagen, Denmark. ANI
Leading Chinese dissident charged with inciting subversion, faces up to 15 years in prison
One of Chinas leading dissidents has been charged with inciting subversion, and faces a possible 15-year jail sentence. ANI
Ex-Obama campaign manager announces Beat Palins Book for a Day
US President Barack Obamas former campaign manager David Plouffes book has been issued a plea to boost sales by its publisher after Sarah Palins book did better than his at bookstores. ANI
