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Professor Srinivasa Varadhan of New York University is the winner of Abel Prize 2007.

The Delhi High Court has asked the private airlines to explain the reasons for imposing Rs 150 per head surcharge.

Prime Minister Tony Blair called the Iranian seizure of 15 British sailors and marines unjustified and wrong.

Baffled by a dull performance at the WC, cricket fans in Ranchi blamed Dhoni’s long hair for the flop show.

Tourism Ministry had proposed that India could initially give 'visa on arrival' to the tourists of about 15 countries.

Bollywood's so-called 'serial kisser' Emraan Hashmi has changed his stance on screen kissing post marriage.

After Vodafone's multi-billion dollar bet on India, analysts predict that the country could emerge its largest market within one year.

A strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1 jolted the Sea of Japan coast area of central Japan on Sunday.

Govt was giving thought to proposals to allow foreign law firms to carry on their business in India, said Bhardwaj.

Due to prevailing high international prices, cement imports have failed to take off despite cut in import duties.

M Karunanidhi said he was embarrassed that PMK MLAs brought placards with slogans into his chamber.

Hearing of the extradition plea for Bofors scam accused Ottavio Quattrocchi will continue in Argentina on Saturday.

The IHF has appointed Joachuim Carvalho as the head coach of the men’s national side that appears to be in disarray.

The SEBI board has approved a proposal to make grading of initial public offers mandatory.

Bad news for fans of Spice Girls — there is no reunion on the cards, says a band-member.

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf on Friday appealed to agitating lawyers not to make the CJ suspension a political issue.