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Afghans guarding US bases linked to Taliban
A Senate investigation has found that some Afghan security companies guarding US bases had links with the Taliban.
Provocative Putin calendar incites retort
The calendar is the latest and one of the flashiest pieces of publicity for Putin, and drew severe criticism from a group of journalism students from Moscow State University.
Microsoft licenses some Palm smartphone patents
Microsoft has licensed some technology relating to rival Palm smartphones.
HC to hear arguments on Kasab's death sentence
Bombay HC decides to first hear arguments on confirmation of Kasab's death sentence before proceeding with appeal.
CWG shooting: Kumar, Singh win rapid fire gold
Kumar (587) and Singh (575) shot a total of 1,162 to win the gold ahead of Malaysia and Australia.
CWG: Aus, Eng swimmers complain of sickness
Fifty English athletes have been confirmed ill, with 40 swimmers from the four British nations affected.
CWG gymnastics: Ashish Kumar finishes eighth
Kumar ended his campaign with a total of 81.800 points.
CWG TT: Indian women move into the semifinals
India came back after its No. 1 player Mouma Das's defeat in the first match to seal the tie 4-1.
Prince William performs first rescue as RAF pilot
Britain's Prince William performed his first rescue since becoming qualified as a search-and-rescue pilot last month.
Another attack on NATO tankers in Pak: 1 killed
Suspected Taliban militants on Wednesday attacked and set afire 20 oil tankers carrying supplies for NATO forces in southwest Pakistan.
CWG tennis: Lee-Hesh cruise to quarters
Somdev Devvarman, top seed in the men's singles, began the day for the hosts on a winning note.
10 killed in three blasts in Kandahar
At least 10 Afghans, most of them children, were killed on Tuesday in three bomb blasts that came minutes apart in Kandahar.
CWG: Sukhen rues missing gold
Weightlifter Sukhen Dey, who won a silver at the Games, said he would have liked to win a gold medal in front of the home crowd.
CWG: Somdev cruises into 2nd round
Later in the day, Indian pair of Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi will take on Dineshkanthan Thangarajah and Jayawickreme Amresh.
Extremist websites booming, but hard to police
Authorities say the number of extremist websites is skyrocketing but taking action to remove them remains difficult.
CWG: Pak flag row sorted, lifters to stay
Pakistan's weightlifting team had threatened to pull out after a verbal spat with their contingent leader.