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Karan Johar is fascinated by the scenic beauty of Poland and hopes to shoot some of his forthcoming films there.

The Washington Post assistant managing editor's third book on the Bush administration, State of Denial, comes out next week.

Markets closed at its monthly and quarterly highs and experts expect Sensex to test its previous high next week.

Salman and Kareena got mobbed when they arrived in the Capital to inaugurate a jewellery exhibition.

After KANK-ering the world, Karan Johar is back in Mumbai to endorse Hewlett and Packard products.

Defying high crude and metal prices and stagnant agriculture, India registers 8.9 pc growth in GDP during Q1.

Miss India Natasha Suri has to live up to the expectations of millions to win the Miss World 2006 title.

The state government has said the de-recognition of schools will not take effect till the end of academic year.

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Kamal Nath said that the government will not allow SEZs to be sabotaged.

Police resorted to force to quell agitating activists of Hurriyat Conference protesting Afzal's death sentence.

Peace talks between the Nepal government and Maoist rebels have been postponed by another ten days.

Ash's naughty number Kajra re has young Poles do an impromptu jig every time the song comes on screen.

Mkt breadth was positive; about 1322 shares advanced, 1117 shares declined, and 63 shares remained unchanged.

Will Mohammed Afzal, sentenced to die for the terror attack on Indian parliament, be pardoned by President Kalam?

Australia may be in trouble for failing to field apt players in their Davis Cup singles rubbers against Argentina.

Searching for the ivory-billed woodpecker, researchers say they have seen the rare bird once believed to be extinct.