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Blog: Is it a bang or a whimper?
The Kannada cosmos is so rich, varied and plural that no Kannada speaking individual would ever feel maimed or incomplete.
In Pics: Dhoom 2, take the thrill pill
Dhoom 2's director says the film is "bigger, better" and "faster and more furious" than the original one.
Uma on hunger strike after attack
Uma Bharti began a hunger strike, demanding the removal of a police official in Bada Malhera after she was attacked.
Australians unveil test tube baby koalas
Scientists unveiled three test tube baby koalas produced with new artificial insemination technology in Australia.
Ash-Abhishek link-up a rumour?
"To suggest that I had mastermind a romance between Abhishek and Ash is slightly incestuous and weird," JP Dutta said.
Jeev Milkha breaks into golf's top-100
Jeev Milkha Singh broke into the top 100 of golf rankings and entering the top-20 of the European Order of Merit list.
Santosh's men turn the heat on media
Santosh’s friends roughed up journalists for the pro-active role played by media in the Priyadarshini Mattoo case.
Fragile peace returns to Dhaka
Bangladesh's main Opposition alliance on Monday announced it was lifting a countrywide protest previously declared as indefinite.
India to have permanent Guinness judge
Guinness Book of World Records officials are contemplating appointment of a permanent adjudicator for Indian entries.
A Q Khan in new health scare
The condition of Pakistan's disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan has stabilised after getting treatment for deep vein thrombosis.
Movement seen at N Korea nuclear site
South Korea is keeping a close watch on the movement of trucks and soldiers at the Punggye-ri site in the N Korea.
Castro’s health improving: Chavez
Venezuela President Hugo Chavez said that Cuban leader Fidel Castro is up and about again, taking trips at night.
Muslim univ awarded for polio campaign
Aligarh Muslim University has got award in recognition of its community service and polio-eradication programme.
Have you sipped some fried coke yet?
A new fast food is making its debut at US fairs this fall - fried Coke.
Don rakes in big bucks overseas
Opening to mixed reviews in India, Don rocked BO overseas, notching the highest ever Diwali opening in UK and UAE.
Ex-Pak prez Ghulam Ishaq Khan dead
Ghulam Ishaq Khan, Pakistan's president from 1988 to 1993, died on Friday following a bout of pneumonia.