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ULFA on Tuesday said it was still open to finding a "political solution" to the insurgency in Assam.

The markets slipped as profit booking was seen in pharma, technology, capital goods, FMCG and oil stocks.

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Speculation over this year's winner of the Nobel Prize in literature is rife in Stockholm's literary circles.

Michael Kalich wore the box at the suggestion of his lawyer in an effort to conceal his identity.

Cong MP Rahul Gandhi may soon face a challenger from 'first cousin' Varun if the latter succeeds in entering Parliament.

Bedi, who was in an agitated mood over the court verdict, began mingling with other prisoners by late Saturday.

A leading London daily claimed that credit card data are being stolen from call centres in India.

Robert Frost's poem, dated 1918, was discovered by Robert Stilling among uncatalogued books and manuscripts.

The Indian eves put up a spirited performance against their higher rated rivals but in the end lost 2-3.

With hotties Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt reaching Pune on Sunday, residents can't wait to know more of Jolie.

During the dinner meeting with Bush, Musharraf and Karzai hit out at each other, exchanging hot words.

The bill would create military commissions to prosecute terrorism suspects and would prohibit blatant abuses.

Thailand's military rulers have chosen a former army commander as interim Prime Minister following their coup.

The three-day argument of CBI counsel Harish Salve ended with the prosecution demanding that Uphaar owners be punished.