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Gradiente Electronica registered the "iphone" name in 2000, seven years before Apple launched its popular smartphone.

Armed men broke out a female patient from a Moscow psychiatric hospital believed to have been led by the woman's fiance.

Iran was first reported to the UN Security Council over its nuclear programme by the IAEA's 35-nation board in 2006, and was then punished with UN sanctions.

Sources said that the possibility of rape before murder could not be ruled out.

The SEBI on Wednesday froze more than 100 bank accounts of two of Sahara's companies.

Drogba can play in a Champions League last-16, first leg at home to Schalke next Wednesday.

UEFA will consider extending Ibrahimovic's suspension in the Champions League after the PFG forward was sent off against Valencia.

The Ministry will take up the issue with IOC to reconsider its decision and retain wrestling in the category of core sports in Olympic Games.

State-owned oil firms are losing Rs 1.32 a litre on petrol as international oil rates have firmed up.

The Subbulakshmi saga, which spans 88 years, would be told by admaker-cinematographer-filmmaker Rajiv Menon.

The four were given the death sentence for their involvement in the killing of 21 policemen in a landmine blast in Karnataka.

He suggested that Italy was a better place to probe since the firm that produces choppers operates out of India.

Sources say the details that PAC asked for include where the tape came from, what was AK Singh's role and what action has been taken.

Antony said CBI has been asked to give an early report on its probe into alleged kickbacks in the AgustaWestland helicopter deal.

Reports also said that Congress supporters allegedly attacked Left cadres in Khayerpur on the outskirts of capital Agartala.

The United States, the European Union and the Arab League have imposed various sanctions on Assad's government.